The Daily Populous

Emma Garnett and her colleagues at the University of Cambridge, UK, collected data on more than 94,000 meals sold in 3 of the cafeterias at the university in 2017.

When the proportion of meatless options doubled from one to two of four choices, overall sales remained about constant.

The researchers found no evidence that higher sales of vegetarian dishes at lunch led to lower vegetarian sales at dinner. »

Perhaps the biggest secret of all, one that took over 30 years for mathematicians to crack is God’s Number.

The chances of generating a random scramble that can only be solved in 20 moves, no more no less, is around 1 in a billion.

Perhaps the most famous of the rare scrambles that require exactly 20 moves to solve is the super-flip position (pictured). »

Police in Fort Lauderdale, Florida have arrested a man who allegedly cut the brake lines on dozens of public scooters this year.

Williams has been linked to twenty of the vandalized scooters and has allegedly caused roughly $1,400 in damage, according to police.

But even if you hate the scooters, it’s a bad idea to cut the brake lines and endanger the lives of innocent people. »

Other Planned Parenthood projects had run into problems once the public realized the construction was for an abortion provider.

Besides having just one clinic in their state, Missouri women face some of the country's most restrictive laws when seeking an abortion.

After that, the Illinois Planned Parenthood became flooded with abortion patients from Missouri. »