In 2002, archaeologists in Slovenia made a significant discovery when they unearthed a wooden wheel approximately 20 kilometers southeast of Ljubljana. Extensive analysis has determined that this remarkable wheel dates back between 5,100 and 5,350 years, making it the oldest wheel ever found in
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Mark Zuckerberg has finally proved it: he definitely is not a robot. Recently, podcaster Lex Fridman invited Zuckerberg to his podcast. At
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