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A new Google Gemini image trend lets people create Polaroid-style photos of their current self hugging their childhood self. It’s quick: upload two photos, add a clear prompt, and let the model blend them into a nostalgic scene. Users are sharing tips, prompts, and edits across Instagram and beyond, while questions about privacy, realism, and ethics follow the trend’s surge.

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Apple’s Sept. 9 ‘awe dropping’ event (10 a.m. PT) is expected to center on the iPhone 17 lineup, including an ultra‑thin “Air” model, bigger displays, and faster chips. New Apple Watch Series 11 and updated AirPods are likely, with whispers of AirTag 2 and even an early iPad Pro tease. Apple is signaling its biggest design refresh in years and deeper Apple Intelligence across devices.

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Buckle up, speed enthusiasts! I've been digging into the thrilling world of automotive racing to answer one burning question: "Is an LMP1 car faster than an IndyCar?" Now, the answer isn't as straightforward as you might think. You see, on a straight track, the LMP1 car, with its powerful hybrid technology, could leave an IndyCar in the dust. But, when it comes to twisty-turny tracks, the lighter and more nimble IndyCar could whiz past its rival. So, it's kind of like asking if Superman is faster than The Flash - it all depends on the day and the race course!

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Wow, guys, you won't believe this but the title of the fastest non-racing car currently goes to the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+. It's a beast, reaching an incredible speed of over 300 miles per hour. Just think about it, that's faster than an airplane taking off! It even broke the world record. This car is the epitome of power, speed, and engineering excellence.

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In my recent exploration, I discovered that, yes, there are still dukes and earls in England. The British peerage consists of five ranks, with duke being the highest and earl sitting just below marquess. These titles, often inherited, carry significant prestige but no legislative power. Today, these aristocrats maintain a symbolic role and contribute to the rich historical tapestry of the country. So, while their roles have changed over the centuries, the institution of dukedom and earldom continues in England.

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In the thrilling world of motorcycle racing, riders lean into turns at seemingly impossible angles without tipping over. The secret lies in the physics of motion, specifically the concept of countersteering. By subtly pushing the handlebars in the opposite direction of the turn, racers cause the bike to lean into the curve rather than away from it. It's a fine balance between centrifugal force and gravity, where the tyres' grip and the rider's skill come into play. So, it's not magic, just an exciting blend of science and skill!

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Power & Play Motorsports is a thrilling topic that I've been exploring recently. It's all about the convergence of high-performance vehicles and competitive sports, creating a dynamic and adrenaline-filled spectacle. From dirt bikes to jet skis, sportscars to rally cars, the range of vehicles involved is incredibly diverse. Personally, I have found it fascinating to delve into the technology behind these machines and the skill and bravery of the athletes who master them. Stay tuned for more exciting insights on this exhilarating world of speed, power, and play.

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I recently came across the question, "What is the fastest non-racing car today?" and I just had to find out. After doing some research, I discovered that the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ currently holds the title, with a top speed of 304.773 mph. This incredible speed was achieved in 2019 and has yet to be surpassed by any other production car. It's truly amazing to think of a non-racing car reaching such mind-blowing speeds. I can't even imagine what it would be like to drive one of these beasts on the open road!

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My favorite punishment implement is the wooden spoon. It is a very effective tool for punishing children when they misbehave. It has a long handle and a flat, rounded end which is ideal for giving a spanking without causing too much pain. The wooden spoon is also great for teaching children the consequences of their actions. It is a visual reminder that they must be obedient and respectful of authority. Finally, the wooden spoon is an excellent way to get children to take responsibility for their actions and to learn the importance of good behavior.