Woman From Spain Lives In Cave For 500 Days Alone

Beatriz Flamini is an extreme athlete and decided to live in a cave, 230 feet underground!

She went down into the cave on Saturday, November 20th, of 2021! She wanted to know how the human body and mind can handle while in seclusion and deprived of certain things.

Beatriz was monitored by scientists the entire time. She would have food and rations lowered down to her and her waste and trash hauled back up.

The cave she lived in was dark the entire time. Beatriz emerged from the cave last Friday and went straight to a fifty minute interview. She had a quick doctor check and even a quick check from a psyhologist, because living alone for that long in seclusion and darkness could affect your mental health.

Flamini celebrated two of her birthdays while down in the cave! The fifty-year-old woman also broke a world record for the longest time a person has spent alone in a cave!

We have more on this crazy story and more in today's Other News!

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What Star Wars character do you think YOUR NFL team is?

Robots, AI, Chat GPT - there is no doubt about the fact that we are entering a brave new world of technology. It seems as if each day brings another technological innovation that will be amazing, and somewhat flawed, and change our world in both good and bad ways.

You hear more and more everyday about AI, or artificial intelligence. Scroll through TikTok and you will see dozens of videos promising to show you how to AI can help you make millions of dollars, be more efficient at work or even plan your vacation.

It's all very cool, and futuristic, and even Jetson-like. But I do believe if we're not careful, we'll all be replaced by new AI Overlords soon!

Chat GPT-4 actually did this list, and compared every single NFL team to a Star Wars character, and matched them up. Some of the results are really fun - and actually pretty dead on. Others, maybe not so much.

Again, keep in mind that a company called Fansided  did this on Chat GPT-4, so it may have gotten certain details incorrect or some of its data might be out of date - because AI is still slightly flawed, and it probably will be for a while. Humans designed it, after all.

Chat GPT-4 is only "trained" through September of 2021. So for example, Chat GPT-4 doesn’t yet know that the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl this year, nor does it know of a lot of the changes that have taken place in the NFL over the last couple years. But it sure knows its Star Wars characters!

All of that said, the data it does have on NFL teams is pretty extensive. So they took a deep - and fun - dive in, and basically let a robot come up with the Star Wars character for your team. See what you think, and how accurate or inaccurate you think these comparisons are.

The Patriots, led by the cunning and calculating Bill Belichick, were a dominant force in the NFL for years. Emperor Palpatine was the puppet master controlling the Galactic Empire from behind the scenes.

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The Chiefs, with Patrick Mahomes leading the way, have become a powerful force in the league. Much like Luke Skywalker, they bring hope and have the potential to topple dynasties.

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The Steelers, known for their tough, hard-hitting style, are reminiscent of Darth Vader, feared and imposing enforcer of the Galactic Empire.

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The Packers, led by the "wise and experienced" Aaron Rodgers, share many qualities with Yoda. Both exhibit a quiet strength and a deep understanding of their respective fields.

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The Cowboys, with their "swagger" and "confident demeanor," are a perfect match for the charming and daring Han Solo.

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The Seahawks, known for their “Legion of Boom” defense and strong team bond, are similar to Chewbacca, the loyal and powerful Wookiee.

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The Saints, with their calm and collected leadership under Sean Payton and Drew Brees, parallel the wise and patient mentor Obi-Wan Kenobi. (Again - Chat GPT  is not quite up to date)

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The 49ers, a team with a storied past and strong leadership, can be compared to the resilient and strategic Princess Leia.

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The Ravens, known for their aggressive and opportunistic defense, take after the skilled and feared bounty hunter Boba Fett.

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The Rams, with their flashy offense and bold moves in the offseason, are reminiscent of the smooth-talking and resourceful Lando Calrissian.

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The Eagles, a scrappy, determined team, has been compared to Wedge Antilles, the skilled pilot who played a key role in the Rebel Alliance’s victories.

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The Vikings, with their strong running game and a focus on balance, share similarities with Qui-Gon Jinn, the Jedi Master known for his deep connection to the Force.

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The Bills, with their newfound success led by Josh Allen, mirror Rey’s journey as a new hero with amazing potential.

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The Colts, with their strong defense and no-nonsense approach, are comparable to the powerful and disciplined Mace Windu.

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The Browns, a team with a storied history of ups and downs, could be compared to R2-D2, the loyal droid who always comes through in the end.

The Titans, with their high-flying offense, are a fitting match for the daring and skilled pilot Poe Dameron

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The Falcons, with their explosive offense but sometimes inconsistent performances, can be compared to the powerful yet emotionally conflicted Kylo Ren.

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The Texans, a team with potential but still searching for their identity, are reminiscent of Finn, the former stormtrooper turned Resistance fighter.

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The Bucs are a team known for their aggressive play and fierce defense, resembling the intimidating and ruthless General Grievous.

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The Cardinals, with their young and promising quarterback Kyler Murray, share similarities with Ahsoka Tano, the skilled and independent former Jedi apprentice.

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The Chargers, a team with a strong offense and the potential for greatness, can be compared to the intelligent and resourceful Padmé Amidala.

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The Jets, with their ongoing rebuilding process and occasional missteps, are like C-3PO, the well-meaning but sometimes hapless protocol droid.

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The Lions, a team with a history of struggles and underperformance, can definitely be compared to the clumsy, yet endearing Jar Jar Binks.

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The Panthers, with their strong defense and relentless pursuit of success, resemble Asajj Ventress, the powerful and cunning former Sith assassin.

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The Broncos, who focus on balance and solid game plans, share similarities with Kanan Jarrus, the wise and adaptable Jedi survivor.

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The Jaguars, a team with a young, promising roster, can be compared to Ezra Bridger, the gifted Force-sensitive youth with a bright future.

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The Giants, with their up and down performances and flashes of brilliance, are reminiscent of BB-8, the plucky and resourceful droid.

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The Dolphins, with their disciplined approach and strong defense, are like the blind warrior-monk Chirrut Îmwe, who relies on his deep connection to the Force.

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The Bengals, a team with a history of ups and downs, are a fitting match for the very determined and resourceful Rebel spy Cassian Andor.

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The Commanders (formerly the Redskins) a team that has faced adversity and shown resilience, can be compared to Admiral Ackbar, the experienced and strategic leader of the Rebel fleet.

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The Bears, a team with a storied past and a focus on defense, share qualities with Plo Koon, the wise and powerful Jedi Master.

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The Raiders, with their history of rule-bending and aggressive play, resemble Jango Fett, the fearless and skilled Mandalorian bounty hunter.

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