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ShipwormThis isn't a true worm, but a bivalve mollusk, a relative of mussels and oysters. It got its name due to its long, worm-like body and its ability to gnaw through wood.
Shipworms live in saltwater and feast on wood, boring long tunnels through it. At the front end of their bodies, they have tiny shells that they use to drill into the wood. Thanks to symbiotic bacteria in their gills, they can digest cellulose.
Shipworm
This isn't a true worm, but a bivalve mollusk, a relative of mussels and oysters. It got its name due to its long, worm-like body and its ability to gnaw through wood.
Shipworms live in saltwater and feast on wood, boring long tunnels through it. At the front end of their bodies, they have tiny shells that they use to drill into the wood. Thanks to symbiotic bacteria in their gills, they can digest cellulose.
Shipworms live in saltwater and feast on wood, boring long tunnels through it. At the front end of their bodies, they have tiny shells that they use to drill into the wood. Thanks to symbiotic bacteria in their gills, they can digest cellulose.
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Nothing can be stronger than glass!Batavian tears (or Prince Rupert's drops) are an amazing glass phenomenon that vividly demonstrates the strength and vulnerability of internal stress in materials.
They form when a drop of molten glass is dropped into cold water.
The glass instantly cools on the outside, forming a solid crust, while the hot core cools more slowly and contracts, pulling the outer shell inward.
Nothing can be stronger than glass!
Batavian tears (or Prince Rupert's drops) are an amazing glass phenomenon that vividly demonstrates the strength and vulnerability of internal stress in materials.
They form when a drop of molten glass is dropped into cold water.
The glass instantly cools on the outside, forming a solid crust, while the hot core cools more slowly and contracts, pulling the outer shell inward.
They form when a drop of molten glass is dropped into cold water.
The glass instantly cools on the outside, forming a solid crust, while the hot core cools more slowly and contracts, pulling the outer shell inward.
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Glue the broken dishes!Kintsugi (or kintsukuroi)
— it's the Japanese art of mending broken pottery using lacquer and gold, silver, or platinum powder. The term "kintsugi" (金継ぎ) translates to "golden joinery" or "golden repair."
It's believed that the technique emerged in Japan in the late 15th century. According to one popular legend, Ashikaga Yoshimasa sent his favorite tea bowl for repairs, and when it returned held together with crude metal brackets, artisans began searching for a more aesthetic way to restore it. Thus, the art of kintsugi gradually took shape.
Glue the broken dishes!
Kintsugi (or kintsukuroi)
— it's the Japanese art of mending broken pottery using lacquer and gold, silver, or platinum powder. The term "kintsugi" (金継ぎ) translates to "golden joinery" or "golden repair."
It's believed that the technique emerged in Japan in the late 15th century. According to one popular legend, Ashikaga Yoshimasa sent his favorite tea bowl for repairs, and when it returned held together with crude metal brackets, artisans began searching for a more aesthetic way to restore it. Thus, the art of kintsugi gradually took shape.
— it's the Japanese art of mending broken pottery using lacquer and gold, silver, or platinum powder. The term "kintsugi" (金継ぎ) translates to "golden joinery" or "golden repair."
It's believed that the technique emerged in Japan in the late 15th century. According to one popular legend, Ashikaga Yoshimasa sent his favorite tea bowl for repairs, and when it returned held together with crude metal brackets, artisans began searching for a more aesthetic way to restore it. Thus, the art of kintsugi gradually took shape.
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Yante Law, Crab Mentality, High Achiever Syndrome.So, let's talk about the community — the environment that surrounds us every day. About the people, the rules, the expectations, and the habits that noticeably or subtly steer our thoughts and actions. How society can become a barrier to becoming the best version of ourselves.
Crab mentality (or crab effect; eng. crab mentality / crabs in a bucket)
Yante Law, Crab Mentality, High Achiever Syndrome.
So, let's talk about the community — the environment that surrounds us every day. About the people, the rules, the expectations, and the habits that noticeably or subtly steer our thoughts and actions. How society can become a barrier to becoming the best version of ourselves.
Crab mentality (or crab effect; eng. crab mentality / crabs in a bucket)
Crab mentality (or crab effect; eng. crab mentality / crabs in a bucket)
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‘Potemkin office’: Trump's father ‘worked’ with Alzheimer’sDonald Trump's father, Fred Trump Sr., began to rapidly progress into Alzheimer's disease (a severe form of dementia) in the early 1990s.
To prevent the elderly man from jeopardizing the business, the kids pulled a fast one and created a so-called 'Potemkin office':
Illusion of work: He was brought to the main company office in Queens/Brooklyn every day. He sat at his usual desk, dressed in a sharp three-piece suit.
‘Potemkin office’: Trump's father ‘worked’ with Alzheimer’s
Donald Trump's father, Fred Trump Sr., began to rapidly progress into Alzheimer's disease (a severe form of dementia) in the early 1990s.
To prevent the elderly man from jeopardizing the business, the kids pulled a fast one and created a so-called 'Potemkin office':
Illusion of work: He was brought to the main company office in Queens/Brooklyn every day. He sat at his usual desk, dressed in a sharp three-piece suit.
To prevent the elderly man from jeopardizing the business, the kids pulled a fast one and created a so-called 'Potemkin office':
Illusion of work: He was brought to the main company office in Queens/Brooklyn every day. He sat at his usual desk, dressed in a sharp three-piece suit.
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“committed all kinds of evil” Elon Musk in an interview about his fatherquote from Elon Musk's interview (Rolling Stone, 2017).
“My dad will have a carefully thought-out plan of evil. He will plan evil.”
“Almost every crime you can possibly think of, he has done. Almost every evil thing you could possibly think of, he has done.”
“My dad will have a carefully thought-out plan of evil. He will plan evil.”
“He has committed almost every crime you could imagine. He has done almost every evil thing you could possibly think of.”
“committed all kinds of evil” Elon Musk in an interview about his father
quote from Elon Musk's interview (Rolling Stone, 2017).
“My dad will have a carefully thought-out plan of evil. He will plan evil.”
“Almost every crime you can possibly think of, he has done. Almost every evil thing you could possibly think of, he has done.”
“My dad will have a carefully thought-out plan of evil. He will plan evil.”
“He has committed almost every crime you could imagine. He has done almost every evil thing you could possibly think of.”
“My dad will have a carefully thought-out plan of evil. He will plan evil.”
“Almost every crime you can possibly think of, he has done. Almost every evil thing you could possibly think of, he has done.”
“My dad will have a carefully thought-out plan of evil. He will plan evil.”
“He has committed almost every crime you could imagine. He has done almost every evil thing you could possibly think of.”
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‘8 Predictions for the World in 2030’The project '8 predictions for the world in 2030' was published by the World Economic Forum at the end of 2016 as a series of discussion points about the future of globalization, technology, and ecology.
Here's the full rundown of these eight official WEF predictions:
1. You won’t own anything — and you'll be happy
‘8 Predictions for the World in 2030’
The project '8 predictions for the world in 2030' was published by the World Economic Forum at the end of 2016 as a series of discussion points about the future of globalization, technology, and ecology.
Here's the full rundown of these eight official WEF predictions:
1. You won’t own anything — and you'll be happy
Here's the full rundown of these eight official WEF predictions:
1. You won’t own anything — and you'll be happy
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Men's health maintenance, who else will tell you if not me?Men's health maintenance is a holistic approach that covers not only the upkeep of the reproductive system but also the protection of blood vessels, heart health, and metabolic balance. Given that the male body has its own hormonal and anatomical characteristics, preventive measures can be categorized into several key areas.
Men's health maintenance, who else will tell you if not me?
Men's health maintenance is a holistic approach that covers not only the upkeep of the reproductive system but also the protection of blood vessels, heart health, and metabolic balance. Given that the male body has its own hormonal and anatomical characteristics, preventive measures can be categorized into several key areas.
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JPMorgan, Bank of America, and CitigroupMajor banks like JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Bank of America see that blockchain technology and digital assets are becoming increasingly significant. It seems they are already looking ahead and considering their position 'shaky' or that fiat money is rapidly losing its relevance.
Crypto enthusiasts often believe that banks have to adapt to the new reality. Banks, on the other hand, usually claim they are just implementing efficient tech and that most financial operations will still be tied to regulated currencies like the dollar, euro, or pound.
JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citigroup
Major banks like JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Bank of America see that blockchain technology and digital assets are becoming increasingly significant. It seems they are already looking ahead and considering their position 'shaky' or that fiat money is rapidly losing its relevance.
Crypto enthusiasts often believe that banks have to adapt to the new reality. Banks, on the other hand, usually claim they are just implementing efficient tech and that most financial operations will still be tied to regulated currencies like the dollar, euro, or pound.
Crypto enthusiasts often believe that banks have to adapt to the new reality. Banks, on the other hand, usually claim they are just implementing efficient tech and that most financial operations will still be tied to regulated currencies like the dollar, euro, or pound.
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'Radium Girls'We're talking about the so-called 'radium girls' — factory workers who in the early 20th century painted watch dials with glowing paint made from radium.
For fine work, they were trained to give the brushes a sharp tip using the 'lip-pointing' method: after each stroke, the workers would lick the brush and then dip it back into the paint. This way, they repeatedly ingested small amounts of radium.
'Radium Girls'
We're talking about the so-called 'radium girls' — factory workers who in the early 20th century painted watch dials with glowing paint made from radium.
For fine work, they were trained to give the brushes a sharp tip using the 'lip-pointing' method: after each stroke, the workers would lick the brush and then dip it back into the paint. This way, they repeatedly ingested small amounts of radium.
For fine work, they were trained to give the brushes a sharp tip using the 'lip-pointing' method: after each stroke, the workers would lick the brush and then dip it back into the paint. This way, they repeatedly ingested small amounts of radium.
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Avalanche of liquidations at $7 billion
Price drops triggered a domino effect in the futures market. Over the past week, nearly $7 billion worth of positions were forcefully closed (liquidated) on derivative exchanges, with the overwhelming majority ($5.7 billion) being longs (bets on price increases). In just one day during the peak of the downturn, $1.8 billion worth of positions were wiped out, sharply accelerating the market's downward movement.
Current status: Bitcoin has managed to bounce slightly from the danger zone and is trading around $62,000 - $62,800, but the overall trend remains tense. Altcoins have suffered even more — for instance, Ethereum lost about 20% over the week, while Cardano hit new local lows.
Avalanche of liquidations at $7 billion
Price drops triggered a domino effect in the futures market. Over the past week, nearly $7 billion worth of positions were forcefully closed (liquidated) on derivative exchanges, with the overwhelming majority ($5.7 billion) being longs (bets on price increases). In just one day during the peak of the downturn, $1.8 billion worth of positions were wiped out, sharply accelerating the market's downward movement.
Current status: Bitcoin has managed to bounce slightly from the danger zone and is trading around $62,000 - $62,800, but the overall trend remains tense. Altcoins have suffered even more — for instance, Ethereum lost about 20% over the week, while Cardano hit new local lows.
Price drops triggered a domino effect in the futures market. Over the past week, nearly $7 billion worth of positions were forcefully closed (liquidated) on derivative exchanges, with the overwhelming majority ($5.7 billion) being longs (bets on price increases). In just one day during the peak of the downturn, $1.8 billion worth of positions were wiped out, sharply accelerating the market's downward movement.
Current status: Bitcoin has managed to bounce slightly from the danger zone and is trading around $62,000 - $62,800, but the overall trend remains tense. Altcoins have suffered even more — for instance, Ethereum lost about 20% over the week, while Cardano hit new local lows.
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Hybrid Photon ProcessorsA photon is a fundamental elementary particle, which is the quantum (the smallest, indivisible unit) of electromagnetic radiation. Simply put, it’s what light and all other electromagnetic radiation (from radio waves to X-rays) are made of.
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Why are physicists and engineers so eager to create a photon processor?
Hybrid Photon Processors
A photon is a fundamental elementary particle, which is the quantum (the smallest, indivisible unit) of electromagnetic radiation. Simply put, it’s what light and all other electromagnetic radiation (from radio waves to X-rays) are made of.
world.
Why are physicists and engineers so eager to create a photon processor?
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Why are physicists and engineers so eager to create a photon processor?
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Glued Meat'Meat glue' is the colloquial name for the enzyme called transglutaminase (often referred to as TG). In the food industry and haute cuisine (molecular gastronomy), it is used to firmly connect (glue) pieces of protein products.
(glued meat from a chunk and trimmings)
Glued Meat
'Meat glue' is the colloquial name for the enzyme called transglutaminase (often referred to as TG). In the food industry and haute cuisine (molecular gastronomy), it is used to firmly connect (glue) pieces of protein products.
(glued meat from a chunk and trimmings)
(glued meat from a chunk and trimmings)
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And what about you, do you wash eggs?Why can't you wash eggs?
We're talking about chicken eggs.
Each egg is covered with a thin natural protective layer — it serves a crucial function: sealing off the micropores of the shell and preventing bacteria (especially the dangerous salmonella) from getting inside the egg.
Salmonella can be present both outside (on the shell) and inside the egg — in both the white and yolk.
And what about you, do you wash eggs?
Why can't you wash eggs?
We're talking about chicken eggs.
Each egg is covered with a thin natural protective layer — it serves a crucial function: sealing off the micropores of the shell and preventing bacteria (especially the dangerous salmonella) from getting inside the egg.
Salmonella can be present both outside (on the shell) and inside the egg — in both the white and yolk.
We're talking about chicken eggs.
Each egg is covered with a thin natural protective layer — it serves a crucial function: sealing off the micropores of the shell and preventing bacteria (especially the dangerous salmonella) from getting inside the egg.
Salmonella can be present both outside (on the shell) and inside the egg — in both the white and yolk.
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S A T O S H I N A K A M O T ONow let's talk about Bitcoin.
Satoshi Nakamoto is arguably the most significant ghost of the digital age. Is he a person, a group of coders, or perhaps a rebel from the future?
His wallets are still sitting idle with around 1.1 million bitcoins. That's a colossal fortune, making him one of the richest people on the planet, but no one has ever touched those coins.
S A T O S H I N A K A M O T O
Now let's talk about Bitcoin.
Satoshi Nakamoto is arguably the most significant ghost of the digital age. Is he a person, a group of coders, or perhaps a rebel from the future?
His wallets are still sitting idle with around 1.1 million bitcoins. That's a colossal fortune, making him one of the richest people on the planet, but no one has ever touched those coins.
Satoshi Nakamoto is arguably the most significant ghost of the digital age. Is he a person, a group of coders, or perhaps a rebel from the future?
His wallets are still sitting idle with around 1.1 million bitcoins. That's a colossal fortune, making him one of the richest people on the planet, but no one has ever touched those coins.
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Myths about Bitcoin"Bitcoin is completely anonymous."
Actually, all transactions are recorded on the public blockchain. Wallet addresses don't carry the owner's name, but under certain conditions, the movement of funds can be traced.
"The creator of Bitcoin can shut down the network at any moment."
The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is still unknown, and the network is distributed across thousands of nodes worldwide. No single person can just flip the switch off.
Myths about Bitcoin
"Bitcoin is completely anonymous."
Actually, all transactions are recorded on the public blockchain. Wallet addresses don't carry the owner's name, but under certain conditions, the movement of funds can be traced.
"The creator of Bitcoin can shut down the network at any moment."
The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is still unknown, and the network is distributed across thousands of nodes worldwide. No single person can just flip the switch off.
Actually, all transactions are recorded on the public blockchain. Wallet addresses don't carry the owner's name, but under certain conditions, the movement of funds can be traced.
"The creator of Bitcoin can shut down the network at any moment."
The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is still unknown, and the network is distributed across thousands of nodes worldwide. No single person can just flip the switch off.
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Where Did 'Blue' Come From?The history of the color blue is a thrilling journey from a precious luxury available only to kings and gods, to one of the most popular and beloved colors in the world. Unlike ochre, coal, or clay, blue pigment is rarely found in nature in an easily accessible form: birds and butterflies use optical illusions (light refraction), not actual blue pigment, and there are very few plants with a pure blue color.
Where Did 'Blue' Come From?
The history of the color blue is a thrilling journey from a precious luxury available only to kings and gods, to one of the most popular and beloved colors in the world. Unlike ochre, coal, or clay, blue pigment is rarely found in nature in an easily accessible form: birds and butterflies use optical illusions (light refraction), not actual blue pigment, and there are very few plants with a pure blue color.
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These products slowly destroy the body and provoke oncology.The most well-known include:
— Processed meat (sausages, hot dogs, bacon, ham, salami). It is classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer as carcinogenic to humans.
— Smoked products, especially those traditionally smoked with a lot of smoke.
— Red meat, when regularly consumed in large quantities (beef, pork, lamb), is associated with an increased risk of certain types of cancer.
These products slowly destroy the body and provoke oncology.
The most well-known include:
— Processed meat (sausages, hot dogs, bacon, ham, salami). It is classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer as carcinogenic to humans.
— Smoked products, especially those traditionally smoked with a lot of smoke.
— Red meat, when regularly consumed in large quantities (beef, pork, lamb), is associated with an increased risk of certain types of cancer.
— Processed meat (sausages, hot dogs, bacon, ham, salami). It is classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer as carcinogenic to humans.
— Smoked products, especially those traditionally smoked with a lot of smoke.
— Red meat, when regularly consumed in large quantities (beef, pork, lamb), is associated with an increased risk of certain types of cancer.
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