Humanity

Humanity

We Need to Talk About Mindy
The internet and social media have impacted our lives in more ways than one. Technology has completely transformed our society so rapidly, for some of us, it's almost hard to remember life before our constant interconnectivity. While others know nothing but technology.
By Rosie J. Sargent2 years ago in FYI
Neurologists Debunk 11 Brain Myths. Content Warning.
In the realm of neuroscience, misconceptions about the brain abound, perpetuating myths that often cloud our understanding of this complex organ. Dr. Santoshi Bilakota, a Clinical Assistant Professor in Neurology at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, and Dr. Brad Kamitaki, an Assistant Professor in Neurology at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, collaborate to debunk several common myths surrounding the human brain. Through their expertise, they shed light on the realities behind these misconceptions, offering insights into brain function, cognition, and neurological health.
By Gunduz2 years ago in FYI
Why 8% of People Fall in Love With Their Kidnappers. Content Warning.
In the spring of 1933, a dramatic event unfolded in Kansas City when a gang of masked men invaded the home of a wealthy judge. Armed with a sawed-off shotgun, they burst into the house, seeking the judge's daughter, who happened to be enjoying a bath at the time. Their intention? Ransom. The men demanded $60,000 for her release, but surprisingly, she quipped, "I'm worth more than that!"
By Gunduz2 years ago in FYI
How Singapore Airlines Makes 50,000 In-Flight Meals A Day. Content Warning.
The culinary operation behind the scenes of Singapore Airlines' economy class meals is nothing short of a marvel. In a bustling catering facility like the one described, the production line churns out an impressive quantity of meals each day to meet the demands of nearly 20 million passengers annually. Led by Anthony, who oversees the entire operation, the kitchen operates on a massive scale, with a budget of $500 million per year allocated for food procurement.
By Gunduz2 years ago in FYI
How The World's Largest Cruise Ship Makes 30,000 Meals Every Day. Content Warning.
Embarking on the world's largest cruise ship promises an unparalleled culinary journey. With over 6,600 passengers indulging in the pleasures of the sea each week, the ship's kitchens operate like bustling metropolises, tirelessly catering to the varied appetites of guests. From sunrise to midnight cravings, the culinary team of over a thousand individuals orchestrates a symphony of flavors, serving up an astonishing 30,000 meals daily amidst the unique challenges of cooking on a ship in constant motion. So, how exactly does this culinary marvel come to life, ensuring every guest's palate is tantalized and satisfied?
By Gunduz2 years ago in FYI
How 3 Korean Chefs Make 10,000 Office Workers' Lunch Boxes Every Week. Content Warning.
In the bustling kitchen of Mugga Dosirak, nestled amidst the vibrant pulse of the city, three skilled chefs embark on a daily culinary odyssey, meticulously crafting 10,000 meals by hand. With unwavering dedication and boundless creativity, they orchestrate a symphony of flavors and textures, transforming raw ingredients into culinary masterpieces that delight the senses.
By Gunduz2 years ago in FYI
What the red sea ships are all about!
MV Ruby Mar a British-owned cargo ship which was struck by a missile on February 18th 2024 and it sank in the Red Sea. The missile came from Yemen from a group known as the Houthis which was one of dozens of attacks they've carried out on ships in the area since November 2023. The Houthis control much of Yemen which has been in a civil war for more than 9 years. This war has caused one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, more than 350,000 people there have been killed by either violence famine or a lack of Medical Services. the houi say they are attacking ships in the Red Sea that do business with Israel and protest of Israel's war in Gaza and solidarity with Palestinians and to put pressure on the players involved in the war, but there's also another story behind the attacks on these ships. The story of who controls Yemen for centuries the most populated area of Yemen was mainly ruled by religious Zis a Shia Muslim sect in the 1960s. A military Revolution overthrew the 80s, a region they once ruled becoming a republic known as North Yemen. The first Leaders of North Yemen were either deposed or assassinated, but by the late 1970s a colonel who was part of the Revolution Ali Abdullah Salah became its president.
By Portia2 years ago in FYI
Uncovering the Dark
In a world immersed with data, it's not entirely obvious the dark diamonds settled inside the huge field of random data. However, these secret fortunes frequently flash the most interest and interest. Go along with me on an excursion into the profundities of information as we reveal probably the most dark random data realities that make certain to shock and pleasure.
By Creative Chronicles2 years ago in FYI
Role of Strategic Leadership in Fostering Creativity and Growth
Effective and strategic leadership is about managing day-to-day operations and inspiring and motivating individuals to think differently, challenge the status quo, and seize new opportunities. It plays an essential role in driving innovation, fostering creativity, and propelling growth in any organization.
By Kevin Kimball2 years ago in FYI
Harnessing Instant Gratification: A Modern Approach to Smarter Kids
Ah, the 90s – a time when instant gratification meant waiting for your dial-up internet to connect while listening to the iconic sound of screeching modems. Fast forward to today, and instant gratification is as easy as a tap, swipe, or voice command away. But what if we could turn this seemingly frivolous penchant for immediacy into a superpower for our kids’ education? Yes, you read that right – technology and instant gratification might just be the dynamic duo our children need to become the smartest generation ever. Buckle up, folks, because we’re about to embark on a journey filled with humor, honesty, and a dash of parental wisdom.
By “Tell me About it”2 years ago in FYI
Clinique Skin Care Reviews
What can I say, I am a product girly to a T. I see a shiny new product and I have to try it for myself. This time was a little different though. For some reason when I turned 27 my body gave me the middle finger and threw minimal cystic acne at me . This became a problem, I would constantly pick at my skin creating scars all along my chin and this only caused more mental distress. I can’t help but pick at my face or any imperfections. When I was younger I would wash my face so hard and often I would end up rubbing off my skin. As an adult I find I have more control, but the urge and obsession is still there, so having the right products to help me keep clear skin is very important.
By Anjolene Bozeman 2 years ago in FYI
Astrological Generations
A controversial topic in astrology is whether the placement of the planet Pluto at birth defines a person’s generation. While many say “Pluto in Scorpio” as shorthand for “Millennial” and “Pluto in Sagittarius” as shorthand for “Gen Z,” this isn’t the way astrology necessarily works. Pluto has an irregular, elliptical orbit, which doesn’t normally line up perfectly with each generation.
By Iris Erdile2 years ago in FYI