The title of the Scientific American article is "These Prime Numbers Are So Memorable That People Hunt for Them", which matches the content much better than the title above.
"In an accompanying small study performed on human test subjects, the researchers put 49 healthy adults on an eating plan that only allowed them to consume calories for eight hours a day. After shaving their heads, the team found that their hair regrew at a rate that was 18% slower than a control group. "
There's some Anglophilia among certain parts of the population. They like to create a certain idea of Britishness, and like to associate themselves with that mental image, hoping it will make them appear sophisticated and slightly quirky in a way that makes them superior to the common rabble.
Feels hard to believe "Anglophilia" is the main reason people watch it, when it's all about making over-the-top fun -- way beyond Wodehouse, even -- of all the things those "Anglophiles" could be reasonably supposed to love.
Stay at my house for a day. Wife and both daughters all have multiple sets of headphones and I get to listen to Spotify playlists and Instagram/TikTok video chipmunk noises from tinny little phone speakers all day.
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