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The fact that Isabel Oakeshott, economic migrant to the UAE may just turn into a refugee fleeing to the UK from a war zone will cause a level of schadenfreude in me that may just make me topple right over.

friend sent this over from the other place and unfortunately I did laugh

Even Mild COVID-19 Can Leave Lasting Brain Damage, Study Finds A new study suggests that recovery from COVID-19 may not end when respiratory symptoms fade. A mild bout of COVID-19 or influenza may have effects that continue long after obvious symptoms such as fev...

Scary.

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👀 Ancient DNA Reveals Europe’s Last Hunter-Gatherers Survived Thousands of Years Longer Than Expected

Oh do shut up New statesman!
"Britain's fraying constitution." 😏
Forgetting the 2019 prorogation are we? 👀
🖕🖕🖕

ANDREW J. HAWKINS
Tesla's robotaxis have crashed 14 times in 9 months. That works out to one crash for every 57,000 miles, according to Electrek, which has been tracking robotaxi crashes reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Tiny Clots Could Be the Missing Piece in Alzheimer’s Puzzle A toxic link between a brain protein and a blood protein may be the hidden spark that starts Alzheimer’s.

The results were striking. Aβ or fibrinogen by themselves caused minimal harm, even at higher levels. In contrast, low concentrations of the combined complex damaged synapses and triggered several well-known features of #Alzheimer’s

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A diagram of the evolution of whales, from land dwelling mammals to the ocean giants we know today.

Whale evolution makes me uncomfortable

Flawed economic models mean climate crisis could crash global economy, experts warn States and financial bodies using modelling that ignores shocks from extreme weather and climate tipping points

William Nordhaus received the Nobel Memorial Prize for these flawed economic models, and Bjorn Lomborg built a highly lucrative career on them.
They told rich and powerful people what they wanted to hear.
While helping to consign us all to catastrophe.
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Battery prices plunge 60 pct in two years, changing face of grid and the nature of contracts Battery storage major says costs have fallen 60 pct in two years, helping redefine the grid and customer needs, and along with solar is cheapest and easiest to build.

Battery prices plunge 60% in two years. It's a whole new world. 😀
#Renewable #batteries
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it was only when they got solar panels did they see the costs fall. #solar #bbc

Will the iPhone Fold be a phone you open, or an iPad you close? Left to right: iPhone Air, Field Notes and pen, iPhone Fold mock-up, iPhone 17 Pro. If many years-long rumors are true, 2026 will be the year when Apple’s long-gestating folding iPhone become…

#Apple is focusing on it being an iPad you can fold up and stick in your pocket, not as an iPhone that unfolds into two iPhones placed side by side.

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All off 2026.

Why aren’t we evacuating Cornwall? 👀Why is power expensive in Britain?🤔
Tom Whipple The Times
#LowCO2 #power

The judge tells Nathan Gill his actions were a
"grave betrayal" of the electorate's trust and inflicted "profound harm"

BIood on his hands. 😐️

The Apple jockstrap Joanna Stern forces Nilay to look at jockstraps! 😱🤣 such a funny episode!

#TheVerge. Nilay Patel sits down with Joanna Stern, Jake & Sean. #apple

PPS: you have to go into the sleep schedule via change, then you have to set up a focus… What a nightmare 😱 yeah I’m not doing that. Let’s keep it simple!

Apparently, you can mess around with bedtime (in alarms) and this should do something similar, but it’s never turned off "Always on Display", for me. 😐️

PS: IOS search doesn’t even show a result for bedtime 🤷🏼‍♀🤦🏻‍♀. You have to know it’s an alarm called Sleep/ Wake Up.

"Set always on". iPhone screen On in the Morning turn Off at Night. 😀

The high levels of oxygen that Earth has been experiencing since the snowball Earth event could be temporary?! 

This is what I like in a good science book if you’re not talking about the end of the world, what are you even doing? 

The Story of CO2 is the story of everything by Peter Brannen.😀

🙃 The lost city of life. The castle at the top of a mountain at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.
This book is really very good.
The first part is a run through of the most up-to-date science on the Earth since the moon catastrophe then taking you through how organic carbon & life came about.👀

Understanding why we are careering off on an unprecedented chemistry experiment. 😬 CO2 is life.
This is very interesting.
Spoiler: No we won’t become extinct. But civilisations may end. 😱

Well if it isn't the #farageboats being pulled by Nigel`s Brexit bus. 😐️

Here we go! Over 200lb to bend it! And its still working 👀
#JerryRigEverything
#Apple #air
youtu.be/sQ56ve39l2Isi

YouTube video by Marques Brownlee iPhone 17/Pro/Air Unboxing: 1 Hot Take!

Oh nice from mkbhd

youtu.be/s0EbxhQYeCAsi

Overcast is looking good!
A great free #podcast app for #iOS.
#apple

its funny that 300 the movie portrays the spartan killing of the persian envoys as badass when all the greek city states including later sparta considered it a terrible crime for which sparta was forever cursed

This Simple Activity Prevents Chronic Back Pain Walking frequently is linked to reduced back pain, and it’s the total amount of walking that matters most, not how intense it is. A large research effort examined how daily walking relates to the like...

“People who walk more than 100 minutes every day have a 23 per cent lower risk of lower back problems than those who walk 78 minutes or less,” said Rayane Haddadj.

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Why Do We Need Sleep? Oxford Scientists Trace the Answer to Mitochondria A new study reveals that a buildup of metabolism in specialized brain cells is what triggers the need for sleep. Sleep may serve as more than rest for the mind; it may also function as essential upkee...

👀 Sleep may be triggered by tiny energy leaks in brain cell #mitochondria, suggesting our nightly rest is a vital safety mechanism for the body’s power supply.
#Sleep

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