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David Webb
I’m an editor and community manager at CCM, and a digital native who is constantly impressed by the advances in tech and video games over recent years. When i'm not at work, i'm probably riding my bike.
The latest articles by David Webb
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The Candle Trick: This Technique to Heat Your Home for Less is Gaining Popularity
Heating a room with candles has become a popular social media trend, fueled by the cold weather and rising energy costs.
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Surprising Benefits of Starting Your Day with Water: The Japanese Practice That May Boost Weight Loss
This quick and easy morning habit can support a healthy metabolism and could even help with weight loss.
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Study Reveals: How Potatoes Can Extend Your Life
Potatoes are among the most versatile vegetables, and a new study suggests they may even help you live longer.
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The 8 Most Common Habits of Truly Smart and Intelligent People
Certain habits can reveal highly intelligent individuals. Here are some traits commonly associated with them.
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Japan Develops "Human Washing Machine" with Artificial Intelligence
In Japan, a human washing machine has been developed and it is set to launch next year.
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This Scientist Studies a Rift That Could Split an Entire Continent
Did you know that continents are still moving and that in a few hundred million years, Earth will look very different?
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Hidden Sugar Bombs: These Supposedly Healthy Snacks Are Sugar Traps
Many foods and drinks are marketed as healthy, but they often hide high levels of sugar, artificial ingredients, or heavy processing.
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If This Light Comes On Your Dashboard, Stop Driving Immediately
Keep an eye out for the warning lights that appear on your dashboard: one of them could indicate a serious problem that requires you to stop your vehicle immediately.
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This Revolutionary Material Turns Air into Drinkable Water - Without Any Energy
A team of scientists has developed a groundbreaking material capable of capturing moisture from the air and turning it into water. This innovation could change the lives of millions of people around the world.