Ymea L.
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Ymea L.
@EvaYmea
Lebensforschung -Musik, Kunst, Religionsphilosophie.Leben lässt sich nicht reglementieren, sondern nur lieben.
Sachsen-Anhalt, Deutschland Katılım Haziran 2022
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Hace años escribí esto y ahora lo veo circular por redes sin cita y sin cambiar una coma. No es que me importe, al contrario, es que me resulta curioso.
Por cierto, se trata de El Olivo de Vouves, en la isla de Creta (este dato no lo han puesto en ningún sitio porque no lo saben 😉)
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Cuando este olivo brotó, hace 4,000 años, alrededor del año 2000 a.C., en China se estaba descubriendo el bronce, y el último mamut estaba siendo cazado por los humanos. La séptima dinastía de Egipto estaba llegando a su fin, y en Creta, el rey Minos comenzaba la construcción del palacio que inspiraría el mito del Minotauro y su laberinto. Al mismo tiempo que este árbol brotaba, nuestra especie descubría la existencia del vidrio.
Este olivo, que se encuentra en Grecia, ha sido testigo de la historia humana desde la Edad de Bronce hasta la era atómica y el presente. Ha observado el mundo cambiar y ha visto a reyes, déspotas, políticos, poetas, guerreros y profetas ascender y morir. Ha sobrevivido a innumerables guerras y, a pesar de todo, sigue dando aceitunas cada temporada.

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Sometimes the most unassuming artefacts are utterly incredible!
Take this piece of wood …
It is a spear point worked from yew about 420,000 years ago! 🤯
Known as the ‘Clacton Spear’ it is the world’s oldest known preserved wooden spear!
Natural History Museum, London
📷 by me
#Archaeology

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Wir sollten unsere Ansichten über die sumerische "Wiege der Zivilisation" überdenken.
Alison Fisk@AlisonFisk
Here’s an ancient amber bear to wish you a happy weekend! Carved some 10,000 years ago, it washed up on a beach at Fanø in Denmark from a submerged Mesolithic settlement under the North Sea. National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen 📷 by me
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@vanmutoka1 😄"...Wenn es nicht gelöst werden kann, ist es kein Problem." - !?
->Nein, dann ist es eine Katastrophe.🥳
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@SamaHoole Das ist der Grund, weswegen ich mich seit Jahren mit Naturheilkunde beschäftige.
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The year is 1925. Your doctor says you look run down and writes down the name of a tonic, and you drink it the way you drink anything a doctor names, a bottle a day, feeling marvellous. It is radium in distilled water. Four hundred thousand bottles are sold on medical endorsement, and the steel magnate who got through fifteen hundred of them is buried in 1932 in a lead-lined coffin.
The year is 1948. Your baby is screaming with teething, so you do what the health visitor says and work a fingertip of powder into his gums, morning and night, for months. Then his hands and feet go raw and pink, daylight becomes unbearable, and the child who was babbling in the spring stops speaking. The powder is mercury, a fifth of the babies it does this to die, and it stays on the shelf until 1954.
The year is 1958. Your wife is seven months gone and they send her down the corridor for the routine X-ray, and she lies on the cold plate with her coat over the chair and thinks nothing of it. An Oxford epidemiologist has just shown that one abdominal X-ray in pregnancy roughly doubles the child's chance of dying of cancer before adolescence. The profession declines to believe her, her funding dries up, and the radiographers carry on for twenty years.
The year is 1983. Your son has haemophilia, and the new treatment means no more nights in hospital, just a vial from the fridge and a needle at the kitchen table before school. The vial is pooled from thousands of paid American donors, some of them prisoners. Around twelve hundred and fifty British haemophiliacs are given HIV this way, and the inquiry that finally says so out loud reports in 2024.
The year is 1989. You are on a ward after your heart attack watching the monitor throw an extra beat, and they start you on a tablet to stop it doing that, because obviously a heart that skips is a heart about to stop. Somebody finally tests the tablet against a placebo. Seven point seven per cent dead within ten months on the drug, three per cent on the dummy, and the trial is halted early.
The year is 1995. Your sister takes the high-dose chemotherapy with the bone marrow transplant because her oncologist calls it her best chance, and you sit in that corridor for four weeks while it takes her hair, her gut lining and two stone. Forty thousand American women go through it. In 1999 the trials find no survival advantage over ordinary treatment, and in 2000 the data that convinced everybody turns out to have been invented.
The year is 2016. Your daughter is epileptic and pregnant and stays on the medicine that has kept her seizure-free since she was nineteen, because nobody at any appointment has ever told her otherwise. That is the year the warning finally reaches the box. The risk had been in the literature since the seventies, and roughly twenty thousand British children were born into it while the paperwork caught up.
Now it is today.
Your doctor has new drugs, new numbers and a fresh consensus, and he can tell you exactly what the evidence shows.
So could every doctor on this list.
None of it was quackery. All of it was the standard of care, taught in the schools, printed in the guidelines, paid for by the state.
That is what a wrong answer looks like from the inside, and you are standing in one now.

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#Ploss ist „maritimer Berater der Bundesregierung“, wusstet ihr das?
Wie selten dämlich ist diese Forderung???
Ich schlage vor, auszubaggern. Dann kommt das Wasser bestimmt von allein🥳.

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@russellcrowe Please make me a reservation because I'm not sure if I can buy this.
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I’m told that Tickets for the Venice screening of What Love Builds will go on sale via the Venice Film Festival website August 10th
Russell Crowe@russellcrowe
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@mike_leder Ach ja, seuf'z...ich habe auch was vergessen und weiß nicht, wo ich es suchen soll. Vielleicht war es auch der Hut? Und vielleicht warte ich auf den Wind, der ihn mir wiederbringt, damit ich das Unbekannte nicht unbedeckt besuchen muß? 🎩 🏞️🧑🦯
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Man richtete sich mehr oder weniger komfortabel in seinem eigenen Gefängnis ein und beschwerte sich dann irgendwann darüber, eingesperrt zu sein.
Und anstatt es zu verlassen, schloss man sich abends doch wieder darin ein, weil man sich nicht traute, ins Unbekannte aufzubrechen. Manche von denjenigen, die es dennoch wagten, konnte man dabei beobachten, wie sie selbst unter freiem Himmel, erneut damit begannen, sich mit Eisenstäben und Mauern zu umgeben.
Ich schreibe das nur, weil sich mein Hut in einem Gitter verfing und ich es ihm fast gleichgetan hätte, wäre da nicht. Ja was wäre da nicht? Ich habe es vergessen.
- Corey

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@PapkeGerhard Das Kopftuch ist Ausdruck bäuerlicher Kultur, Selbstverständnis und Hygiene der Frau. Außerdem, welche Freiheit meinen Sie?



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@vanmutoka1 Nach Henoch waren es Engel, die die FRAU besitzen wollten.
Ich denke, Macht ist nur das Bedürfnis nach Ausgleich. Schauen Sie sich doch um, es ist letztendlich zum absolut überwiegenden Teil für eine Frau.
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Шедевр из стола: вальс от Энтони Хопкинса 🎻
Мало кто знает, но в 1964 году 26-летний Хопкинс написал потрясающий вальс «And the Waltz Goes On». Из-за скромности актера ноты пролежали в столе почти 50 лет! Его жена втайне отправила их дирижеру Андре Рьё, и в 2011 году в Вене состоялась громкая премьера.
На мой взгляд, этот вальс невероятно похож на наш знаменитый «Вальс № 2» Шостаковича. В нем чувствуется тот же драматизм, минорная глубина и щемящая светлая грусть.
Послушайте сами — музыка просто до мурашек!
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@NextScience Oder es kann wissenschaftlich orientierte Menschen endlich begreifen lassen, was "Verbundenheit" sein kann.
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⚛️ SCIENTISTS JUST BROKE A MAJOR QUANTUM RULE
Quantum entanglement has always been one of the strangest mysteries in science. But now researchers have discovered something even more shocking… particles do not need to be identical to become connected.
Scientists found that completely different particles can still interfere with each other and share quantum links in ways nobody expected. What happens to one particle can instantly affect another, even across distance.
This discovery could change the future of quantum computers, secure communication, and our understanding of reality itself. The universe may be far stranger than we imagined.
Source:
Nature Physics. Quantum interference and entanglement between distinguishable particles.

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Die beste Definition ever...
Philosway@philosway
"Selfishness is not living as one wishes to live, it is asking others to live as one wishes to live." — Oscar Wilde
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@latestincosmos Vielleicht sollten sie mal die alten Babylonier studieren...
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JUST IN🚨: Physicist Paul Dirac said: "God is a mathematician of a very high order, and He used very advanced mathematics in constructing the universe.
Our feeble attempts at mathematics enable us to understand a bit of the universe, and as we proceed to develop higher and higher mathematics we can hope to understand the universe better."

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