Grant Brunner is an Editor at Digg. He covers a diverse range of topics, including the film industry, filmmaking, and pop culture, with a particular focus on arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and the natural sciences. Grant's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including Digg.
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A four-year-old kid wanted to know about a billion-story building, but what are the limitations of physics? How tall can we actually go?
By: Grant Brunner
Valve won't admit it, but its work on SteamOS is a direct attack on the Microsoft monolith, and we should all be thankful.
By: Grant Brunner
Does anyone seriously doubt that the ultra-rich would do this for real if they could get away with it?
By: Grant Brunner
If your parents have stacks of old tapes rotting in the basement, this is your sign to go save them.
Forget what your granny taught you — this is the best egg you'll ever have. Too bad you won't be able to afford it.
As it turns out, when your first memory is on a movie set, your worldview is pretty warped. And her sandwich take in unforgivable.
This classic Physics Girl video from 2020 explains how this viral trick really works through some really weird details of our physical reality.
By: Grant Brunner
The vast majority of people don't want animals to suffer. However, people will continue to eat meat. So outside of mandating vegetarianism, how do we solve this problem?
Mike Meyers, Eddie Murphy and Cameron Diaz are all returning, but we're more interested in this addition.
By: Grant Brunner
God's gift to humanity is nearly gone, but you can still enjoy it if you're willing to work for it.
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