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" Few things in modern life have yet to be disrupted (read: ruined) by science or technology. As of today, strike pizza from that list. First comes a new app from Domino&amp;#039;s, &amp;quot;The Tummy Translator.&amp;quot; Normally this would fall under Things We Won&amp;#039;t Be Covering, but it is so utterly depressing as to warrant a mention. The app &amp;quot;listens&amp;quot; to your stomach to determine what pizza toppings you are allegedly craving.      Of course, it&amp;#039;s nothing but a feeble-minded marketing ploy wrapped in an authoritative British accent. Let&amp;#039;s move on.  In more upsetting news, a new study from the University of Michigan and the New York Obesity Center counts pizza among the &amp;quot;most addicting foods,&amp;quot; alongside ice cream, potato chips, chocolate, and cookies. Anything with added fat and a high percentage of carbs, really. The least addictive food is the cucumber, the pickle&amp;#039;s prude younger cousin who needs a ride to the dance. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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