There are people who can sit through a three-hour movie without moving, and there are people who pee before leaving the house, again after arriving somewhere, and once more because “we’re here anyway.

In a cheeky marketing campaign, Liquid Death teamed up with former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce to share a solution to mitigate the environmental impact of AI data centers, which require ...

You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. Former NFLer Jason Kelce is jokingly telling people to send their urine to data centers over the mail. USPS rules say ...

Jason Kelce stars in a satirical new ad campaign calling attention to the heavy water consumption required by many data centers to cool their servers. He proposes we all pee in jars and have millions ...

When it comes to being happier, we often look to the future — what we can change about our lives, our relationships and our upcoming contributions. But it’s worth reflecting on the moments that have ...

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If you’ve ever wanted to share your bodily fluids with Jason Kelce, urine luck. The former Philadelphia Eagles center is asking fans to send in their pee to help cool AI data centers in a bizarre ...

Especially as the former Philadelphia Eagle’s center and his and brother Travis Kelce’s beer company Garage Beer has teamed up with Liquid Death on a special request: that fans donate their pee to ...

Liquid Death and Garage Beer have teamed up to help AI data centers cool down without guzzling the millions of gallons of water they typically require. Their solution? Human pee. The collaborative ...

A new battlefront has opened up in the war around artificial intelligence: Where will the massive data centers be built that are needed to run AI? A new collaboration between Liquid Death and Garage ...

There were plenty of eye-catching moments at Lollapalooza over the weekend, but one viral moment — involving a bag of urine — seems to be generating plenty of discussion on concert etiquette. Sure, if ...

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