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The myth that the Aztecs believed Cortez was a god....

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The first recorded labor strike...

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Posted by Aaron70

Interesting 🧐

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4 days ago4d

Posted by snytiger6

LINKThere's No Single Cradle of Humankind - YouTube

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Posted by MakaHomes

Notary Public Services in Los Angeles: What You Need to Know If you're living in or visiting Los Angeles and need documents notarized, finding a reliable notary public is essential. Whether you're dealing with legal contracts, real estate ...

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Posted by creamay3

Residual Current Breaker with Overcurrent (RCBO) is a crucial safety device used in electrical systems to enhance protection against both electrical faults and overloads. Combining the functionalities of a Residual Current Device (RCD) and a Circuit ...

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Spoken English Classes in kolhapur (sevenmentor.com) In today's globalized world, mastering spoken English is considered an important skill. Whether you are a student, a professional, or someone looking to improve your communication skills, ...

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5 days ago5d

Posted by puff

Paper questions theory of Dark matter. I newer knew or understood what dark matter was meant to be anyway. But I can't really work out what the problem was that he solved. We reckon the Earth is influenced by the Suns gravitational pull, we reckon ...

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6 days ago6d

Posted by racocn8

A recent research paper suggested their findings indicated a close link between nasal receptors and the immune system. The implication being that olfactory experiences were critical to staving off dementia over time. Although many other interesting...

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1 week ago1w

Posted by snytiger6

Mary Anning unearthed ...

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1 week ago1w

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Aristotle tutored Alexander the Great ...

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1 week ago1w

Posted by TheoryNumber3

AI HAS NO SENSE OF HUMOR AND IT CAN BE DANGEROUS!! The simple idea was that this tool would give you a summary of the core information you wanted without needing you to pursue a load of search results. Only it didn’t really work — at least ...

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1 week ago1w

Posted by TheoryNumber3

HORNY DOLPHIN ATTACKS HUMANS OFF THE COAST OF JAPAN

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1 week ago1w

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A particularly active 'aurora season' could be just weeks away

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1 week ago1w

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Surprise Asteroid Strikes Earth's Atmosphere, Burning Up Over Philippines

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1 week ago1w

Posted by Aaron70

The Starliner will finally be undocking from the ISS shortly after 6 EDT today for its return flight home. If you haven’t been following this as closely as I, one of the reasons for the delay has been an issue with the thrusters. The two ...

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1 week ago1w

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Our IB maths tutors in Singapore (baccalaureateclass.com) have already their presence for many years helping IB students of various programs to score good grades in their final maths exam from their skills developed with deep knowledge and ...

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1 week ago1w

Posted by 1patriot

Sarge Major Intel Sept 3 - We Have Been Lied To About Everything+

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2 weeks ago2w

Posted by snytiger6

LINKIn U.S., Decline of Christianity Continues at Rapid Pace | Pew Research Center

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2 weeks ago2w

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Sunspots surge to 23-year high as solar maximum continues to intensify far beyond initial expectations

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2 weeks ago2w

Posted by snytiger6

An ancient Assyrian wall relief ...

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2 weeks ago2w

Posted by pedigojr

I put this here as population demographics (despite some people’s denial of this fact) is a science. It relies on tons of studies and seeks to separate truth (reason) from emotion (mostly fiction). I know most don’t want to read anything about ...

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2 weeks ago2w

Posted by glennlab

We have parking lots, closer to where the energy is going to be needed that are currently just adding to the heat pollution.

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2 weeks ago2w

Posted by snytiger6

LINK9 Famous Products Originally Invented for a Completely Different Purpose - YouTube

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2 weeks ago2w

Posted by snytiger6

LINKWhat Native Americans Ate Before European Contact - YouTube

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2 weeks ago2w

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LINKThe Real (Weird) Way We See Numbers - YouTube

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2 weeks ago2w

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LINKThe Two Viruses That We’ve Had For Millions of Years - YouTube

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Mary Walton invented ...

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LINKWhy US Geography Is So Unique - YouTube

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3 weeks ago3w

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Fallout from NASA's asteroid-smashing DART mission could hit Earth — potentially triggering 1st human-caused meteor shower

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3 weeks ago3w

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LINKAre athletes really getting faster, better, stronger? | David Epstein TED Talki - YouTube

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LINKThat Time the American West Blew Up - YouTube

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LINK13 Things from the 1950s, Kids Today Will Never Understand! - YouTube

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3 weeks ago3w

Posted by puff

China Launches World's First Thorium Nuclear Reactor

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3 weeks ago3w

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Here's something interesting from my Merriam Webster daily email: Did you know that there are 10 (count 'em! 10) words in the english language where the only vowel is a Y? Remember this is you're a scrabble aficionado. The words are: LYMPH...

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3 weeks ago3w

Posted by snytiger6

LINKBet You Didn’t Know About the Earth’s "Second Moon" | Smithsonian

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3 weeks ago3w

Posted by callmedubious

Climate change alarmism debunked. Record-high Atlantic Ocean temperatures were seen during the strong El Niño years of 2023-24. The sudden cooling in the Atlantic is perplexing to climate doomers, whose primary goal is to push fear ...

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3 weeks ago3w

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Ultra-thin solar 'coating' can turn phone cases and EVs into mini power generators

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4 weeks ago4w

Posted by snytiger6

In ancient Rome, two female gladiators ...

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After the Norman Conquest ...

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The myth that the Aztecs believed ...

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4 weeks ago4w

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LINKSex Redefined: The Idea of 2 Sexes Is Overly Simplistic | Scientific American

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the lancet medical journals has more evidence that the covid vaccine has killed. the largest peer reviewed study of it's kind. Dr. Makis

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Posted by puff

":International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said on Friday he is not aware of a ‘scientifically solid’ way to distinguish a man from a woman, defending the body’s decision to allow two boxers whose gender eligibility has been ...

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In the 1880's, frustrated with his staff ...

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Aug 3Aug 3

Posted by kylewilliam

Where is Delta Airlines Terminal at LAX At Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Terminals 2 and 3 are the main locations for Delta Air Lines operations. An airside shuttle bus connects these terminals, commonly referred to as the "Delta Sky Way ...

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Aug 2Aug 2

Posted by FrostyJim

...this is probably the most profound documentary that I have ever watched - about Oppenheimer and the development of nuclear weapons. It is quite long at 2.5 hours - but worth every minute. So pop some corn and get comfortable - everyone...

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Aug 1Aug 1

Posted by TheoryNumber3

They found it! The source of the first predatory lenders. :) HUMAN ORIGINS TIED TO ANCIENT JAWLESS BLOOD-SUCKING FISH

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Jul 30Jul 30

Posted by snytiger6

The ancient Greeks ...

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Jul 29Jul 29

Posted by puff

Any economists out there who can explain something to me? When in high school I recall that an unemployment rate of 4% is considered full employment as the 4% count for those sick, disabled, junkies etc............eg those unable to hold a job for ...

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Jul 27Jul 27

Posted by Flyingsaucesir

Volcanic activity is, by far, the single greatest NATURAL source of CO2 emissions to the atmosphere. The current rate of volcanic CO2 emissions is around 300 million tons per year. 🌋 300 million = 300 x 10⁶ = 0.3 x 10⁹ The current rate ...

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Jul 26Jul 26

Posted by SpikeTalon

This revolutionary robotic suit enabled a paralyzed man to carry the Olympic Torch. Wandercraft, the French company that developed the exoskeleton suit, recently got FDA approval to use them for stroke rehab in the U.S.-

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Jul 26Jul 26

Posted by 1patriot

WTF???I saw this headline: This Alberta wildfire was so strong, it generated its own lightning You also have to wonder WTF, it's only been since "covid" that all this prime real estate around that world has gone up in flame. Like in Things that ...

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Jul 25Jul 25

Posted by snytiger6

LINKHow many animal species have humans driven to extinction? | Live Science

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Jul 25Jul 25

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Cherokee Women ...

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Jul 25Jul 25

Posted by TheoryNumber3

'Double' meteor shower will light up the skies next week. Here's how to watch.

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Jul 20Jul 20

Posted by yvilletom

In the 1960s, other computer industry employees and I talked about AI, and what the computer industry’s founders were saying about AI. Some of us got carried away and events in the real world brought us back. In the 1990s, I was about to retire ...

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Jul 20Jul 20

Posted by snytiger6

In 36 BC ...

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Jul 19Jul 19

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Earth is wobbling and days are getting longer — and humans are to blame (Damn humans! They ruin everything!)

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Jul 16Jul 16

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Someone must have vacationed in Stockholm STUNNING TANG DYNASTY MURAL UNEARTHED IN CHINA MAY PORTRAY A WESTERN MAN WITH BLOND HAIR.

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Jul 15Jul 15

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Entire pod of 89 pilot whales dies on Scottish beach in freak mass stranding

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Jul 14Jul 14

Posted by Fernapple

Another great story from deep time, how we are getting to know things now which were not even dreamed of when I was young. The CGI images are also both wonderful and almost comically speculative.

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Jul 14Jul 14

Posted by richiegtt

An incredible concept .( called SpinLaunch) Creating a vacuum inside the structure enables the rocket to achieve high velocity ,an incredible velocity of 5 thousand miles per hour due to 0 air resistance,before it is launched . Prototype has been ...

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Jul 14Jul 14

Posted by snytiger6

LINKAncient Humans’ First Written Words Are 20,000 Years Old -- Discover

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Jul 14Jul 14

Posted by snytiger6

LINKPolynesians steering by the stars met Native Americans long before Europeans arrived -- Science

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Jul 14Jul 14

Posted by snytiger6

LINKLeaves may have helped apes evolve an upright stature | Popular Science

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Jul 10Jul 10

Posted by DeshK

Java known for its robustness and platform independence, is celebrated for simplicity, flexibility, and diverse applications. From enterprise systems to mobile apps, its consistent performance and vast libraries make it a cornerstone of modern ...

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Jul 8Jul 8

Posted by callmedubious

I was sitting in my front patio around 7pm, enjoying a glass of wine, while watching 5 or 6 big bumblebees sucking the nectar out of our lavender bush. i noticed that when 1 of them was full it would head off at a low zig-zag direction, to it's hive....

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Jul 4Jul 4

Posted by snytiger6

In ancient Rome commoners would evacuate ...

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Jul 3Jul 3

Posted by Flyingsaucesir

You live here 🌎

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Jul 3Jul 3

Posted by puff

Well preserved fossils found in volcanic ash. Still sedimentary formed, even though found in volcanics. Somewhere else to look.

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Jul 3Jul 3

Posted by Flyingsaucesir

70% of the Earth's SURFACE is water; the planet itself is 99.9% rock (and metal, in the core). And it's not really accurate to say that the oceans are not carbonated. The oceans contain lots of CO2 -- more and more every year, as we continue ...

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Jul 3Jul 3

Posted by TheoryNumber3

The Milky Way will be visible without a telescope this summer. Here are the key nights to watch for.

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Jun 29Jun 29

Posted by 1patriot

The Science Space · Following Posted by Bhushan Jun 17 Profile photo for Robert Frost Robert Frost Passed the citizenship test3y Why can't the US moon landing be easily confirmed with a current picture of the landing site with today's ...

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Jun 24Jun 24

Posted by captfeelgood

Now THAT's amazing. 😃

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Jun 22Jun 22

Posted by puff

"Privately-run Chinese fusion company, Energy Singularity, has built the world’s first fully high-temperature superconducting tokamak, and used it to produce plasma, state media outlets have reported, citing the firm."

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Jun 20Jun 20

Posted by Unity

The Pledge of Allegiance in the original writing in 1892 did not include the term "under God". It was in 1954 that President Eisenhower encouraged Congress to add the words "under God" The author Francis Bellamy was a minister who believed in the ...

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Jun 17Jun 17

Posted by Mcfluwster

Jeremy Shearmur, 'The Political thought of Karl Popper'. Popper on Nationalism “There is one additional and related theme in Popper's work which deserves to be brought out explicitly, and this is his critique of nationalism, and his clear but ...

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Jun 17Jun 17

Posted by Mcfluwster

Popper on Nationalism “There is one additional and related theme in Popper's work which deserves to be brought out explicitly, and this is his critique of nationalism, and his clear but critical preference for multinational regimes. Popper saw ...

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Jun 15Jun 15

Posted by snytiger6

Socrates, a philosopher in ancient Athens ...

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Jun 14Jun 14

Posted by Aaron70

Interesting!?!🤨

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Jun 14Jun 14

Posted by captfeelgood

That Elon, he's a damn genius, and sometimes he scares the shit out of me when asked questions like this. Gotta love Joe for asking them though.

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Jun 13Jun 13

Posted by snytiger6

During the battle of Agrincourt ...

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Jun 11Jun 11

Posted by snytiger6

LINKHow Your Memory Works - YouTube

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Jun 11Jun 11

Posted by snytiger6

LINKEverything you think you know about addiction is wrong | Johann Hari | TED - YouTube

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Jun 9Jun 9

Posted by snytiger6

LINKWhy Nature Loves Hexagons - YouTube

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Jun 9Jun 9

Posted by snytiger6

LINKWhy Do Things Keep Evolving Into Crabs? - YouTube

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Jun 5Jun 5

Posted by puff

Study indicates excess deaths may be related to Covid "vaccines". We are not sure yet but previously, these medicines would have been pulled from the market until we are sure. Heads need to roll so it does not happen again.

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Jun 4Jun 4

Posted by snytiger6

Hypatia of Alexandra ... Some accounts I have read say that the mob that flayed (skinned) her alive, using broken pottery shards, was actually a group of Christian monks.

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Jun 3Jun 3

Posted by HippieChick58

LINKThe Once-In-An-Eon Event That Gave Earth Plants Has Happened Again | IFLScience

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Jun 3Jun 3

Posted by snytiger6

LINKNeanderthals and modern humans made babies 47,000 years ago -- Science

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Jun 2Jun 2

Posted by Aaron70

I never knew there was an island of greater area than its surrounding lake. This gem was formed by a meteor impact, pretty cool!!?😎

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May 31May 31

Posted by captfeelgood

And now for just some fun science. No religious BS, no politics, just fun stuff.

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May 30May 30

Posted by 1patriot

Fact Checkers are full of and constantly spew bovine excrement. Historical fact oil is not nor has it ever been a fossil fuel. Oil is ABIOTIC - naturally recurring in the earths mantle. Fact Checkers should be flushed down the toilet where they ...

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