Here’s an engaging and playful English-only post about the Sesame Street revival:

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🧸 Sesame Street has been saved — thanks to Netflix.

After budget cuts from Trump and HBO Max walking away with a tired sigh (“we’re done”), the iconic show found a new home.

📺 Old episodes are heading to Netflix, while new ones will air for free on PBS — America’s version of a wholesome, puppet-filled “Channel Kultura.”

Big Bird lives to sing another day. 💛

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🔧 Why pay Apple when you can build it yourself?

A Canadian techie bought all the parts for an iPhone 13 Pro on AliExpress and assembled a fully working device — with zero instructions.

📱 Screen: $84
📷 Camera: $56
🧠 Face ID + motherboard: $161
💰 Total cost: around $330

It works. No Genius Bar required.
Tim Cook, forgive us… the secret’s out.

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🔫 New Gauss Gun Fires 3,000 Rounds Per Minute

🔫 China South Industries Group has stunned the public by releasing footage of a handheld Gauss gun — the world’s first electromagnetic mass accelerator without a capacitor, powered directly by a lithium battery. Unlike American designs, this prototype boasts a fire rate of 3,000 rounds per minute. In the future, this development could radically change modern warfare — the weapon fires silently and without a muzzle flash, and the lethality of the projectiles can be adjusted. Once refined, the new weapon is expected to be adopted by military and police forces.

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💊 Scientists Extend the Effect of a Single Ketamine Pill From One Week to Two Months

😔 Ketamine remains one of the most widely used fast-acting antidepressants prescribed to patients. However, prolonged use of the drug is associated with serious side effects, making continuous administration a questionable approach despite its effectiveness. Scientists in the U.S. have proposed a solution that extends the effect of a single dose to two months.

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📸 Zoomers found a new hustle! They’re renting out Samsung phones with 10x zoom for $25–50/day to film idols at concerts — even from the back row.

🎥 The footage looks straight out of the VIP section, while the phone itself is just a subscription rental.

💡 Startup vibes? Definitely. This idea smells like money.

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