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What a lack of sunlight really does to our brains – BBC REEL
The shorter days of winter can dampen our spirits and trigger anxiety, fatigue, and depression. In some places above the Arctic Circle, where winter is the longest season, the inhabitants don’t see the sun from November until February. But what … Continue reading
Cuba’s COVID vaccines: the limited data available suggests they’re highly effective | The Conversation
Michael Head Senior Research Fellow in Global Health, University of Southampton The western world has written plenty about its high-profile COVID vaccines: the mRNA products of Pfizer and Moderna, viral-vectored jabs from AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson, and … Continue reading
The surprising reason you feel awful when you’re sick – Marco A. Sotomayor
What actually makes you feel sick? Discover how your immune system and proteins called cytokines respond to infections. — It starts with a tickle in your throat that becomes a cough. Your muscles begin to ache, you grow irritable, and … Continue reading
Japan’s ancient secret to better cognitive memory – BBC REEL
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Tagged design, has now been abandoned around the world. But in Japan, Life, mathematics, once a common tool in many countries, The centuries-old abacus, thousands of students are still taught proficiency on the abacus. Advocates argue that sliding the beads up and down with your fingers and then thinking with your brain creates a mind-body connection
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Inuit Mom & Daughter Show What an “Eskimo Kiss” Really Looks Like
By Emma Taggart on December 5, 2021 An “Eskimo kiss” is actually called a “kunik” and it’s not two people rubbing their noses against each other like many people think. The term “eskimo kiss” might conjure up a cute image … Continue reading
Hanukkah || Mayim Bialik
Hi everyone! Mayim Bialik here. You may know me as Amy Farrah Fowler from The Big Bang Theory, or from Blossom, but hopefully these videos allow you to get to know me better as Mayim, too! Subscribe to my channel … Continue reading
Sci-Fi Fantasy Short Film: “Deus Otiosus (The Idle God)” | DUST
In a primitive society, Bryana, a pregnant hunter, loses her husband to pestilence. Exiled from her home, she hunts their god to demand help. “Deus Otiosus (The Idle God)” by Mat Braddy Starring Christopher Fairbanks (Guardians of the Galaxy Alien3, … Continue reading
“Carnival Is Canceled” by Case Maclaim at Aalborg, Denmark | Street Art News
“Carnival Is Canceled” by international renowned artist Case Maclaim was made in collaboration with Kirk Gallery as part of their “Out In The Open” Project last 2020. The mural portrays a woman in a clown costume and a partly completed clowns … Continue reading
Vintage Photos of Venus & Serena Playing Tennis as Kids (1991) | Kottke
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture is home to a collection of photographs taken by Rod Lyons in 1991 of Venus and Serena Williams practicing tennis at the ages of 12 and 10 on a tennis court … Continue reading
