PayPal Honey , a popular browser extension for online shopping, has been found to be stealing affiliate revenue that should have been paid to influencers who promoted its products, and offering users unfavorable deals.

Popular Honey extension caught scamming users and YouTubers – Android Authority
https://www.androidauthority.com/honey-extension-scamming-users-3510942/

‘PayPal Honey’ is a browser extension that presents users with the best deals when shopping online. PayPal Honey has over 17 million members, and claims that users save an average of $126 (about 20,000 yen) per year. Distributed on the Chrome Web Store, PayPal Honey has a very high rating of 4.8 out of 5. It is developed by a subsidiary of the payment service PayPal.

Honey: Automatic Coupons & Rewards – Chrome Web Store
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/honey-automatic-coupons-r/bmnlcjabgnpnenekpadlanbbkooimhnj

Before any online purchase, PayPal Honey scans the internet for applicable coupon codes and applies all possible coupon codes. However, research has revealed that PayPal Honey is designed to deceive its creators and users.

The whistleblower YouTube channel MegaLag investigated how PayPal Honey works in the background. According to MegaLag, PayPal Honey has been promoted by many famous YouTubers, bloggers, and other creators for years. However, it has also been revealed that PayPal Honey has been stealing creators' affiliate revenue.

Exposing the Honey Influencer Scam – YouTube

When a user searches for a coupon when purchasing a product using PayPal Honey, PayPal Honey deletes existing affiliate-related cookies without permission and inserts its own cookie, which allows PayPal to steal affiliate revenue without paying creators, even though the creators directed users to the products.

In addition, it was revealed that PayPal Honey also had a negative effect on users. PayPal Honey promises to show you the best deals online, but in some cases it hides real deals. When online shoppers sign up for the PayPal Honey cashback program, they have full control over the coupons presented by the extension, allowing the seller to hide better discount coupons published on the Internet from users.

Many users believe that PayPal Honey is showing them the right results and don't bother to search the internet for other coupon codes, which leads them to ‘trust minor promotions offered by fraudulent extensions and miss out on the most lucrative promotions shared elsewhere,’ Android Authority noted.

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Some investors are buying the dip in the current bearish market, while others are looking for altcoins to buy before 2025. December is a crucial time to buy coins with massive growth potential. Among these are Ripple (XRP) and Cardano (ADA) which are eyeing new ATHs.
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XRP is currently trading at $2.24, showing a marginal decline of 4.79% over the last 24 hours while maintaining critical support at $2.20. Technical analysis suggests significant upside potential, with key resistance levels identified at $3.62 and $4.30, and an ambitious target of $5.73 following a symmetrical triangle pattern breakout. The cryptocurrency’s technical indicators present mixed signals, with the RSI currently at 46, indicating temporary bearish control, while the Stochastic RSI shows a bullish crossover above the signal line. Recent whale activity has drawn market attention, with a notable transaction of $11 million worth of XRP being moved to the Bitstamp exchange. Despite these major movements and current market conditions, institutional interest remains robust, suggesting potential for upward momentum once buying pressure increases beyond current levels.
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Contrary to Cope's Rule, today's animals, including polar bears, are shrinking due to climate change and human impacts.
In the Mesozoic Era, dinosaurs were the undisputed rulers of the land. The Argentinosaurus, possibly the largest dinosaur ever, stretched up to 100 feet long and weighed around 100 tons. These creatures evolved into such massive sizes for various reasons, including defense against predators, efficient feeding strategies, and thermoregulation.
Following the dinosaurs‘ extinction, mammals took center stage. With so many ecological niches suddenly vacant, our mammalian ancestors quickly swelled in size from mouse-sized to legendary megafauna dimensions, exemplified by the wooly mammoth and the towering Megatherium, a giant ground sloth.
In the 19th century, American paleontologist Edward Drinker Cope noticed these patterns and gathered data that eventually led him to conclude that population lineages are likely to be larger than their ancestors. This idea has remained etched in evolutionary biology as Cope’s Rule.
Cope’s Rule is rooted in the observation that larger animals often possess certain evolutionary advantages, such as improved survival rates, enhanced predatory or defensive capabilities, and greater efficiency in energy utilization. However, it’s by no means perfect. Reptiles, for instance, have drastically reduced in size from the era of dinosaurs to present-day geckos and sparrows. Similarly, Alaskan horses experienced a 12% size reduction before their extinction 14,500 years ago. Exceptions have been found throughout geological time, which is why a better name would be Cope’s Rule (of Thumb).
In fact, in our era, we seem to be witnessing a reverse trend to the one observed by Cope. There are no longer huge animals like sauropods or giant sloths, and this has been the case for thousands of years. This stark contrast in size raises a fascinating question: what drives these dramatic changes in animal size over millions of years? Recent findings may finally shed light on this mystery.
Lead researcher Shovonlal Roy, an ecosystem modeler from the University of Reading, explains that animal sizes can fluctuate significantly over long periods, depending on their habitat or environment. The study used computer models to simulate evolutionary scenarios. Researchers found two main ecological drivers are pivotal in shaping animal size: the intensity of competition and the risk of extinction.
Large animals that keep on increasing in size to mitigate the risk of extinction act as a mechanism that neatly explains Cope’s Rule. But large size works in a species’ favor only up to a point — when resources suddenly dwindle, large size becomes an extinction risk, as was the case for the dinosaurs. When the resource pool in a habitat shrinks, so does animal size due to heightened competition.
The study highlights three distinct patterns of body-size change emerging under different conditions:
Because resource availability and environmental conditions are always changing on a geological timeline, we see trends of gigantism and shrinkage across populations. And, currently, in the words of the wise George Constanza, we’re in for a massive shrinkage.
A 2019 study reviewed more than six decades worth of data from across the world and found that most species — from fish to plants to mammals — are shrinking over time. Polar bears are only two-thirds of the size they used to be only 30 years ago. This trend can be explained by increasingly inhospitable conditions, such as climate change and other factors related to human activity that lead to warmer temperatures and decreased food availability. To adapt, animals have had to cut down in size to do more with less.
This trend is particularly worrisome because ecosystems are structured in terms of species size — large animals tend to eat smaller animals, which in turn prey on smaller animals. But now, the food chain is at risk of major disruption. Over the next turn of the evolutionary clock, Earth’s ecology will see some huge changes far removed from Cope’s Rule.
The new findings appeared in the journal Communications Biology.
This article originally appeared in January 2024 and was updated with new information.

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Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma has expressed optimism about the strength of Bangladesh-India relations, emphasising that the two neighbors offer unique opportunities to each other that are hard to find elsewhere.
“We need to look at our relationship with mutual sensitivity to each other’s interests, concerns, and aspirations,” he said while interacting with diplomatic correspondents at the Indian High Commission in Dhaka on Monday evening, December 23.
The envoy noted that the two countries have a significant stake in each other’s progress and prosperity.
“We have so many things to offer each other with our growing capabilities and rising ambitions to grow and develop … this is how we look at the relationship,” he said.  
Highlighting the importance of a long-term perspective, Verma iterated India’s strong support for a “democratic, stable, peaceful, progressive, and inclusive” Bangladesh.
The high commissioner underscored India’s commitment to fostering a “positive, stable, and constructive” partnership with Bangladesh, emphasizing a forward-looking, mutually beneficial approach.
“It has to be a mutually beneficial relationship. We also believe that people are the key stakeholders in this relationship. Our cooperation strongly benefits the common people on both sides,” he stated.
The Indian envoy stressed the importance of transforming geographical proximity into new economic opportunities and reiterated his belief in the strong fundamentals of the relationship. 
“We are doing everything we need to do to take forward the mutually beneficial relationship between the two countries,” he acclaimed. 
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The COVID-19 pandemic changed human behaviors — at least for a while.
It also affected animal behavior. Using data from more than 5,000 camera traps during the pandemic, researchers found that in urban landscapes where animals are habituated to humans, all species seemed to get out into nature more often. For example, sightings of raccoons and deer increased, even with more people about.
In more rural areas, however, animals more wary of humans became more skittish and reduced their activity significantly — a sort of asocial distancing.
 
The causes of dementia are many, and most are not well-understood.
One that is getting more attention these days is viral infections, the idea that pathogens can trigger a cascade of events that results in progressive neurodegeneration. Indeed, some recent evidence found that the vaccine for shingles, caused by varicella-zoster virus, helps protect people’s brains from dementia.
Part of this shift is due to COVID-19 and concerns about long-term cognitive decline. “I’ve always been a vaccine believer, but the COVID vaccine reinforced to me that there may be long-term benefits to vaccination beyond simply stopping short-term effects,” Paul Harrison, a psychiatry professor at Oxford University, told STAT.
Drifting smoke from wildfires in 2019 through 2021 reached almost every lake in North America for at least one day per year, according to UC Davis report. More significantly, 89 percent of the lakes experienced smoke exposure for more than 30 days.
The research is part of an effort to examine how smoke affects lake environments, such has how much solar radiation penetrates the water or alters its composition.
“We just don’t know yet how smoke affects food webs, lake ecology, or what the future of these systems will be if there’s an increase in lake-smoke days,” said study author Mary Jade Farruggia.
“I think quantifying the scope of the problem is really the first step. We’re pointing out that this is something we need to manage for across the globe, and not just areas affected by wildfire.”
 
Singultus — a hiccup or an attack of hiccups. Multiple attacks are singultases.
Macromania — a delusion that things are actually larger than their natural size
Botanically speaking, bananas are a berry. Blackberries and strawberries are members of the rose family, as are cherries, apricots, plums, pears, apples, quinces and peaches. Blueberries and cranberries are part of the heath family.
 
“Laziness is nothing more than the habit of resting before you get tired.”
— French author Jules Renard (1864-1910)
This week in 1750, Benjamin Franklin was severely shocked while electrocuting a turkey. Two days later, he wrote to his brother that an experiment in electricity had gone wrong when, distracted by talk from observers around him, he inadvertently contacted the “electrical fire,” leaving a small swelling where he was shocked.
“I am ashamed to have been guilty of so notorious a blunder,” he wrote his brother.
The electrocuted turkey wasn’t too happy either.
Many, if not most, published research papers have titles that defy comprehension. They use specialized jargon, complex words and opaque phrases like “nonlinear dynamics.” Sometimes they don’t, and yet they’re still hard to figure out. Here’s an actual title of actual published research study: “On the Effectiveness of Aluminium Foil Helmets: An Empirical Study.”
Published in 2008, the study investigators sought to determine which styles of helmet made with aluminum (or aluminium, both are correct) foil are most effective at fending off invasive radio signals. They found that some radio frequences were attenuated, but others were amplified, most notably frequencies reserved for government use. Very suspicious.
 
Q: What is the serpent called entwining the staff that symbolizes medicine?
a) Asclepius
b) Serpentis
c) Snaky McSnakeface
d) it has no name
A: The snake is associated with Asclepius, the Greek god of healing, who purportedly learned some of his craft from snakes. According to mythology, the human Asclepius watched a snake use herbs to revive another snake that he had killed. In another tale, a snake whispered healing secrets into Asclepius’s ear after he saved the snake’s life.
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In today’s world of widespread poverty and unprecedented wealth, how about raising the wages of the most poorly-paid workers?
This October, the World Bank reported that “8.5 percent of the global population―almost 700 million people―live today on less than $2.15 per day,” while “44 percent of the global population―around 3.5 billion people―live today on less than $6.85 per day.” Meanwhile, “global poverty reduction has slowed to a near standstill.”
In early 2024, the charity group Oxfam International noted that, since 2020, “148 top corporations made $1.8 trillion in profit, 52 percent up on 3-year average, and dished out huge payouts to rich shareholders.” During this same period, the world’s five wealthiest men “more than doubled their fortunes from $405 billion to $869 billion,” an increase of $14 million per hour. As corporate elites gathered in Davos for a chat about the world economy, 10 corporations alone were worth $10.2 trillion, more than the GDPs of all the countries in Africa and Latin America combined.
The world’s vast economic inequality “is no accident,” concluded a top Oxfam official. “The billionaire class is ensuring corporations deliver more wealth to them at the expense of everyone else.”
Although inequalities in income and wealth have existed throughout much of human history, they have been softened somewhat by a variety of factors, including labor unions and―in modern times―minimum wage laws. Designed to provide workers with a basic standard of living, these laws create a floor below which wages are not allowed to sink. In 1894, New Zealand became the first nation to enact a minimum wage law, and―pressured by the labor movement and public opinion―other countries (including the United States in 1938) followed its lead. Today, more than 90 percent of the world’s nations have some kind of minimum wage law in effect.
These minimum wage laws have had very positive effects upon the lives of workers. Most notably, they lifted large numbers of wage earners out of poverty. In addition, they undermined the business practice of slashing wages (and thus reducing production costs) to increase profit margins or to cut prices and grab a larger share of the market.
Even so, the growth of multinational corporations provided businesses with opportunities to slip past these national laws and dramatically reduce their labor costs by moving production of goods and services to low-wage nations. This corporate offshoring of jobs and infrastructure gathered steam in the mid-twentieth century. Initially, multinational corporations focused on outsourcing low-skilled or unskilled manufacturing jobs, which had a negative impact on employment and wages in advanced industrial nations. In the twenty-first century, however, the outsourcing of skilled jobs, particularly in financial management and IT operations, rose dramatically. After all, from the standpoint of enhancing corporate profits, it made good sense to replace an American IT worker with an Indian IT worker at 13 percent the cost. The result was an accelerating race to the bottom.
In the United States, this export of formerly good-paying jobs to low-wage, impoverished countries―combined with “free trade” agreements, a corporate and government assault on unions, and conservative obstruction of any raise in the pathetically low federal minimum wage ($7.25 per hour)―produced a disaster. The share of private-sector goods-producing jobs at high wages shrank, since the 1960s, from 42 to 17 percent. Increasingly, U.S. jobs were located in the low-paid service sector. Not surprisingly, by 2023 an estimated 43 million Americans lived in poverty, while another 49 million lived just above the official poverty line. Little wonder that, in this nation and many others caught up in corporate globalization, there was an alarming rise of right-wing demagogues playing on economic grievances, popular hatreds, and fears.
If, therefore, wages in underdeveloped nations and in advanced industrial nations are not keeping pace with the vast accumulation of capital by the world’s wealthiest people and their corporations, one way to counter this situation is to move beyond the disintegrating patchwork of wage-floor efforts by individual nations and develop a global minimum wage.
Such a wage could take a variety of forms. The most egalitarian involves a minimum-wage level that would be the same in all nations. Unfortunately, though, given the vast variation among countries in wealth and current wages, this does not seem practical. In Luxembourg, for example, the average yearly per capita purchasing power is 316 times that of South Sudan. But other options are more viable, including basing the minimum wage on a percentage of the national median wage or on a more complex measurement accounting for the cost of living and national living standards.
Over the past decade and more, prominent economists and other specialists have made the case for a global minimum wage, as have a variety of organizations. For an appropriate entity to establish it, they have usually pointed to the International Labor Organization, a UN agency that has long worked to set international labor standards.
The advantages of a global minimum wage are clear.
Of course, higher labor costs at home and abroad would reduce corporate profits and limit the growth of billionaires’ wealth and power.  But wouldn’t these also be positive developments?
Lawrence S. Wittner (https://www.lawrenceswittner.com/ ) is Professor of History Emeritus at SUNY/Albany and the author of Confronting the Bomb (Stanford University Press).
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Bill Belichick seems to have made his first major coaching staff hire at North Carolina.
And it’s a familiar face.
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According to 247Sports’ Matt Zenitz, the Tar Heels‘ coaches oldest son, Washington defensive coordinator Steve Belichick, is expected to make the cross country move to Chapel Hill after the Huskies‘ bowl game against Louisville on Dec. 31. Steve Belichick will serve in the same role as he did at Washington, per Zenitz.
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The hiring of Steve Belichick at UNC has long been expected within those college football, including before the Tar Heels and Bill Belichick came to an agreement on a five-year, $50 million contract to be Mack Brown’s successor.
According to a report from Oliver Connelly at The Guardian on Dec. 6, part of Bill Belichick’s negotiations with North Carolina included Steve Belichick becoming the program’s next-in-line coach after Belichick retires or leaves the program.
Steve Belichick is currently in his first season coaching at the college ranks as Jedd Fisch’s defensive coordinator at Washington. Under Steve Belichick, the Huskies’ defense improved significantly compared to the year prior, when Kalen DeBoer served as Washington’s head coach. Washington ranked 27th in the nation in total defense this year compared to 99th in 2023 per ESPN.
Washington’s defense also ranked 46th in scoring defense (22.83 points per game) and tied for 52nd in red zone defense (81%) in the regular season.
He will now be tasked with replicating that success in Chapel Hill with the Tar Heels defense, which ranked 12th in the ACC this past year in scoring defense. The news of Steve Belichick coming to UNC also comes a day after Washington linebacker transfer Khmori House committed to Bill Belichick and North Carolina.
Prior to joining Fisch’s staff, he spent 11 seasons on Bill Belichick’s staff in New England in various defensive coaching roles from 2012-2023. For his last four seasons in Foxborough, Steve Belichick served as the Patriots defensive play caller, though he did not formally hold the title of the team’s defensive coordinator.

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Bangkok – Psoriasis has become a significant health concern in Thailand, with more than 20,000 outpatient cases recorded in 2024. It is now the third most common dermatological condition in the country.
Approximately 1.7 million Thais suffer from psoriasis, with 30% experiencing severe symptoms that often require advanced treatments beyond standard medications. The average cost of treatment per visit is estimated at 3,100 THB.
Karom Polpornklang, Deputy Spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office, shared these statistics while highlighting a breakthrough in alternative treatments. The Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine (DTAM) has collaborated with Thai researchers to develop an innovative herbal patch for psoriasis patients.
This herbal patch, inspired by the traditional formula “Karun Osot,” incorporates cannabidiol (CBD) extracts. Using transdermal delivery, the patch targets symptoms such as thickened skin patches and is particularly effective for mild to moderate cases. It offers a promising alternative for patients seeking Thai traditional medical solutions.
The patch recently earned international recognition, winning a silver medal at the iENA 2024 International Trade Fair in Nuremberg, Germany. It also received a special award from the China Association of Inventions.
Psoriasis patients are encouraged to consult Thai traditional medicine practitioners at hospitals and clinics nationwide.
For more information, contact the Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine at 02-149-5678 or via their official Facebook page or LINE account: @DTAM.
Thantawan Industry Public Co., Ltd., a Thai manufacturer of premium plastic packaging, signed a landmark 30-year lease for a factory in Phuoc Dong Industrial Park, Tay Ninh province, in October.
BCPG Public Co., Ltd., a leading renewable energy company in Thailand, announced it had invested $130 million in wind power plants in Gia Lai on November 25.
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WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash took to an episode of his Kliq This podcast, where he talked about a number of topics including how he found religion prior to his recent surgery for his torn bicep and how his diet has changed.
Nash said, “I’ve lost more weight, but it’s on purpose because I pretty much went carnivore. I’m just not eating carbs. I know that I’m gonna have a pretty, especially at 65, without being able to do any progressive resistance training, I’m going to lose a s**t load of muscle over the next three months. But the beauty of training for 50-plus years is the muscle memory is there, and it’ll come right back. So I got out of the shower today, and I looked at myself, I said, ‘Woah, dude. You look 65.’ Usually I look pretty f***ing…I mean, I look at myself, I’m like, ‘F**k, you look….’ Today, I’m just like, man. I’m doing the pulleys, I’m already doing some mobility. I’m supposed to have my sling on right now. It’s great I guess if you got a 14-inch f***ing arm, but I still got Thanksgiving turkey for an arm, and you have a f***ing thing wrapped around your neck, and the f***ing weight of that arm is pulling into your neck, next thing you know, your right hand is going numb because [the pressure]. F**k that. The thing is, they always say, ‘You need to keep your sling on so you don’t f**k up.’ Hey, I promise you, I’m not going to forget and get up in the morning and go, ‘You know what I need to do is go hit a bucket of balls.’ It’s like, f**k, I know. Sleep in a recliner. Tonight will be day 15. This time, before I went in, I found God, man. I found my religion. I said the Lord’s Prayer, I said, I’m going in, and please don’t take me from Tamara, don’t put this on her lap. I went in, and I came out, and it was rough coming out, it was hard coming out of that anesthesia.”
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Machine Learning Statistics: Machine learning (ML) is a fast-growing field shaping the way businesses and industries operate in 2024. It uses data and algorithms to teach computers to make decisions or predictions, improving processes and creating smarter systems. From personalizing customer experiences to enhancing medical diagnoses and automating tasks, ML is driving innovation across the globe. Statistics reveal its increasing impact, with many companies adopting it to boost revenue, improve efficiency, and gain competitive advantages.
The global market is expanding rapidly, supported by advances in artificial intelligence, data analytics, and computing power. As machine learning becomes more integrated into daily life, understanding its trends and statistics helps businesses and individuals adapt to the changes it brings and unlock its full potential. (Reference: statista.com)
The table below shows the Machine Learning market size change:
-20.61%
2024
42.65%
2026
38.73%
2028
31.91%
2030
27.76%
As per Machine Learning Statistics, the other top four countries’ market analyses in 2024 are stated in the table below:
36.07%
Japan
36.08%
India
36.11% (Source: aiprm.com)
36.08%
Americas
36.08%
Africa
36.14%
Caribbean
36.08% (Reference: aiprm.com) (Reference: founderjar.com)
Other platform’s investment statistics in the Machine Learning sector are detailed below in the table:
259 million
Inflection AI
205 million
Hugging Face
131.9 million
A121Labs
118.5 million (Source: aiprm.com)
During the same duration, other company’s Machine Learning adoption shares are detailed in the table below:
24%
Automation processing, understanding, and flow of documents
23%
Automation of business processes
22%
Fraud detection
21%
Human resources and talent acquisition
18%
Supply chain intelligence
18% (Reference: founderjar.com) (Reference: statista.com) (Reference: statista.com)
Machine learning is transforming industries worldwide, making tasks faster, smarter, and more efficient. As it grows, businesses, healthcare, education, and manufacturing continue to see its benefits in improving processes and solving complex problems.
However, responsible use and addressing ethical concerns are crucial as this technology advances. With continuous innovation, machine learning promises a future filled with opportunities for better decision-making, enhanced productivity, and creative solutions to challenges. Its potential is vast, shaping the world in remarkable ways.
Machine learning works by teaching computers to learn from data, identify patterns, and make predictions without explicit programming.
Machine learning is used in fraud detection, self-driving cars, medical diagnosis, voice assistants, and personal recommendations.
To learn machine learning, you need to know the basics of math, programming skills, data handling, problem-solving, and algorithms.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the broader concept of machines simulating human intelligence, while Machine Learning (ML) focuses on learning from data.
Machine learning powers everyday tools like voice assistants, online shopping recommendations, facial recognition, and spam email filters.
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