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How did you watch the entire 3 episodes of documentary and come to this conclusion? Fuck the man and fuck the police who did not refer her to the appropriate authorities to protect her
Nika@EuroOnHeels
Watched Should I Marry A Murderer & I'm disgusted by HER, not him. Yet Im a woman & I often fight stupid anti-women comments She's next-level treacherous, sneaky, disloyal, two-faced snake. Worst kind of people on🌍. Using cowardly methods & posturing as a heroin. 1/3 #netflix
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Emotional suppression is associated with an earlier death.
Veronica, Collagen Scientist@celestialbe1ng
You shouldn’t be protecting your heart by pretending you don’t have one, btw. Chronic emotional suppression is a stress state. It is cancerous and ages you rapidly.
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if you lot don't put the ai down
Pubity@pubity
Scientists have discovered AI data centers are even worse for the environment than we thought. Big data centers create "heat islands" that raise local surface temperatures an average of 3.6°F, enough to potentially devastate local wildlife and water supply.
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This is great advice.
In young women, just 1.36% dehydration makes tasks feel 58% harder, concentration 45% harder, fatigue 17% worse, and headaches ~2x more likely.
The ADHD Learner@CoralineHatz
ADHD + water = power-up. Keep a bottle at your desk so you don’t realize at 6pm you’ve survived on just coffee.
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In September, a 34-year-old Korean coast guard officer named Lee Jae-suk went into the water off Incheon to save a 70-year-old man stranded by rising tides. He gave the man his own life jacket and bandaged his foot with patrol gloves. The man survived. Lee didn't.
The pool above is where Korea's coast guard trains for water like that. It's at the academy in Yeosu, on the southern coast. The hardest course, for an elite unit called the Sea Special Rescue Team, runs 52 weeks. Most recruits are former special forces sergeants. You can score perfect on Korea's police SWAT exam and still not qualify.
To stay on the team, you have to pass a yearly fitness test: 50 pull-ups, 50 dips on the parallel bars, drag 220 pounds for 100 meters, run half a mile. All in one nonstop circuit, in under 13 minutes. Miss it and you're off the team and back on regular patrol.
Real ocean rescues happen in 6 to 10 foot waves, and rescue swimmers often jump in barefoot with no fins. You can't practice that in a calm lap pool. American rescue swimmers use a similar setup in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, where instructors can dial up Category 1 hurricane conditions on demand: hurricane-force wind fans, helicopter rotor recordings at realistic volume, waves designed to throw you around.
The US Coast Guard has trained just over 1,000 rescue swimmers since the mid-80s. Around 350 are active. Some years, 85% of trainees wash out, and the long-term average sits above 70%. Navy SEAL selection washes out around 70%.
Korea's pool is the dress rehearsal. What Lee did in September was the actual call.
Science girl@sciencegirl
Training pool for coast guard rescue swimmers
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one thing that is cool is that conservation efforts for endangered species are REMARKABLY successful :)
Give A Shit About Nature@giveashitnature
The green sea turtle is no longer endangered. 🎉 After 40+ years on the IUCN Red List as Endangered, it's been moved all the way to Least Concern, skipping two categories entirely. One of the biggest conservation comebacks ever recorded.
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This should be making international headlines. Every alarm bell known to mankind should be ringing. This is dangerous and genuinely catastrophic
New York Post@nypost
Endangered polar bears and cubs could be legally killed by drilling projects in Alaska under proposed new rules trib.al/S9fZ714
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The actress in the IDF's video for Israel's Memorial Day is Sarai Givaty. Last year she said: "To tell you I'm not sad for every child in the world who cries? I'm sad. But I also understand that this child, if we don't act, will grow up to be a terrorist"
Israel Defense Forces@IDF
A single knock has changed thousands of families lives’ forever. Today, we remember the heroes who sacrificed their lives in order to defend our country 🥀🕯️
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Apple truly does NO marketing. 😭 Probably my favorite crime drama of the last few years. Didn’t even know it was renewed for a second season, much less that it premiered TODAY.
Apple TV@AppleTV
The truth is only as real as you choose. #CriminalRecord — New Season April 22
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What a big slap to your face when your king cant even speak your language.
MadaniNomics 🇲🇾@MadaniNomics
Pemangku Raja Terengganu, Tengku Muhammad Ismail menzahirkan kegusaran terhadap kos pembersihan awam yang mencecah RM130 juta setahun, sambil menegaskan bahawa peruntukan besar tersebut mampu dijimatkan sekiranya rakyat mempraktikkan budaya kebersihan.
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Gila ke apa duit zakat pi beli Mercedes & Porsche.
Apa siak dalam kepala dorang ni???
SinarHarian@SinarOnline
Tiga termasuk timbalan pengerusi NGO ditahan kes seleweng dana zakat RM230 juta Dalam operasi tersebut, SPRM turut menyita 18 unit kenderaan mewah antaranya Porsche dan Mercedes selain hartanah bernilai kira-kira RM11 juta, pelbagai harta alih lain termasuk wang tunai serta jam tangan berjenama. Foto SPRM
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this is just crazy to me because the movie repeatedly shows us how eridians are, in many ways, smarter than humans. the simplest example is how rocky doesn't need a computer program to communicate with grace because he can keep a store of human vocabulary in his mind...like what.
joycie | 🐉刘 天爱🫀@taihou_tianai
ppl coming out of Project Hail Mary perceiving rocky as grace's pet rlly is an interesting study on how people equate fluency of English with holistic intelligence which in turn is an interesting study of why the US is the way it is. Anyway
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no shade but like people who think rocky is more like a pet are also most likely native english speakers who dont know any other languages like yes, of course #they think rocky is less intelligent bc he’s not fluent in english 😐😐😐😐
joycie | 🐉刘 天爱🫀@taihou_tianai
ppl coming out of Project Hail Mary perceiving rocky as grace's pet rlly is an interesting study on how people equate fluency of English with holistic intelligence which in turn is an interesting study of why the US is the way it is. Anyway
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Chopping down more forest and building data centres is NOT OK in a climate and water crisis.
BFM News@NewsBFM
Sunway Construction has secured a RM1.75 billion contract to build a hyperscale data centre in Serendah, Selangor. The latest win lifts its outstanding order book to RM8.7 billion, including about RM3 billion in new projects secured so far this year. 🧵1
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Insulin has saved millions of lives since its discovery in 1921.
The insulin patent was sold by Frederick Banting, Charles Best & James Collip to the University of Toronto for a symbolic fee of only $1 each in Jan 1923.
"Insulin does not belong to me, it belongs to the world" - Frederick Banting
Dr. AK 🇮🇳@docakx
Tell me a beautiful medical fact.
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In 2000, Glasgow changed its streetlights to blue purely for looks. Crime in those zones dropped. Nara, Japan copied the idea in 2005 and saw crime drop 9%. Blue does something to your brain. Your ancestors are the reason.
Two Berkeley scientists, Stephen Palmer and Karen Schloss, figured out why in a 2010 paper. Their theory: we like colors that remind us of good things and dislike colors that remind us of bad things. They tested this across 48 people and 32 colors. Blue reminded people of clear skies and clean water. Brown reminded them of poop and rotten food. Chartreuse, that ugly yellow-green, mostly pulled up vomit. Their theory explained 80% of why people like the colors they like.
Go back far enough and the reason is survival. A clear blue sky meant no predator was circling above you. Clean blue water meant it was safe to drink and nothing was hiding in it to eat you. Your nervous system still reads a blue scene the same way it reads a plate of food you trust.
The preference is global. YouGov asked 10 countries across four continents to pick a favorite color. Blue won every single one. UK: 33%. Indonesia: 23%. The runner-up was never closer than 8 points. Even in China, where red is a lucky color, blue still won.
When you're surrounded by blue, your body responds. Heart rate slows. Blood pressure drops. The fear part of your brain quiets down. A Yokohama train station installed blue lights on its platforms and reported zero jump attempts afterward.
Blue light itself is a wake-up signal. When blue light hits your eyes directly, your brain's alertness system fires up and your body suppresses melatonin. It's the reason your phone screen at night wrecks your sleep.
The calming effect comes from somewhere else. Your brain is recognizing a pattern your ancestors survived by: clear blue sky, still blue water, no threats in sight. Four photos of ocean and sky deliver that same ancient signal straight to your nervous system.
🫧@lunecrumbss
serenity in blue
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