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A Somber National Moment
Last Monday, National prints and other media reported unprecedented court approved FBI search of the former Pres Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence and reportedly recovered highly classified information stored from the residence. Now its being reported that the former Pres. Trump is under investigation of potential violations of US Espionage Act. This is indeed a somber national […]
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Low Hemoglobin Blood Levels
Recently somebody asked me about “what causes low hemoglobin level in the blood?” which I had no idea about. Therefore I did a brief research, here is what I found. What is hemoglobin? Healthline describes the “hemoglobin” as a protein that is found in our red blood cells which “carries oxygen to the rest of […]
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Metaverse Will Revolutionize Everything
The Wikipedia describes metaverse as “a hypothetical iteration of the Internet as a single, universal and immersive virtual world that is facilitated by the use of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) headsets. In colloquial use, a metaverse is a network of 3D virtual worlds focused on social connection.” In a book titled “The […]
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Our Body is Not Designed to Last 100-Yrs or More
In this very interesting 2015 Scientific American article What a Body Built to Last 100 Years Would Look Like, authors S. Jay OlshanskyBruce A. CarnesRobert N. Butler highlight the fact that how body is not designed for longevity otherwise they argue it would have looked or evolved very differently then they look today. The living […]
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Three Rules of Happiness
The Atlantic contributing writer Arthur C. Brooks, who writes column about “Happiness” writes in a recent article ” happiness is only about getting all the little details of life right. Each of us should also keep in mind some large truths from the science of happiness that can transcend circumstance and time, guiding us across […]
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The New Science of Metabolism
In this The Guardian article, David Cox quoting findings from a Science article writes that challenged one of the universal truths of our body metabolism. “For decades, scientists have accepted that metabolism begins to slow down in early adulthood, initiating a steady descent that continues through middle age and later life, inevitably resulting in the […]
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No One Answers Their Phones
Recently I came across this 2018 The Atlantic article Why No One Answers Their Phone Anymore via the Pocket App. In the article, author Alexis C. Madrigal argues about disappearing telephone culture with some history of discovery of telephone, early telephone etiquette, imperative to pick up the phone when it rang before the discovery of the caller […]