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Key Takeaways In the depths of the Pacific Ocean, researchers at the University of Hong Kong made a startling discovery: blue sharks can change color like chameleons. By adjusting microscopic crystal angles in their scales, these predators shift from vibrant blue to silver, green, and gold,a transformation previously thought impossible.​ The change happens at a

TL;DR In 2003, LEGO stood on the brink of bankruptcy. The iconic Danish toymaker had lost its way, drowning in complexity with theme parks, video games, and over 13,000 different product variations. Kids weren’t connecting with the brand anymore. The company was hemorrhaging money with $800 million in debt and no clear path forward. Then

TL;DR In 1956, engineer Wilson Greatbatch reached into a box of electrical components, grabbed what he thought was the right resistor for his heart rhythm recorder, and plugged it in. The device immediately started pulsing, mimicking a human heartbeat perfectly. He’d grabbed the wrong resistor.​ That “mistake” became the pacemaker, saving millions of lives over