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A chatbot has helped people save $4 million in unfair parking tickets. A comprehensive study linked moving during adolescence to adverse life outcomes. Plus, some people fall in love with inanimate objects: It’s called objectum sexuality.

Chatbot Fixes Tickets, Moving Hurts Kids, and Man Marries Smartphone

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