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The Science Behind Relationships; Humans Media explores the basis of our attraction, contempt, why we do what we do and to whom we do it.
Love in the Digital Age. Content Warning.
Love in the Digital Age: Navigating the Landscape of Online Relationships In an era defined by screens, notifications, and the constant hum of technology, two people, Emily and Ethan, found their love story unfolding in the intricate landscape of the digital age. In an age where digital tools have revolutionized not only how we communicate but also how we forge and maintain relationships, their journey is a testament to the shifting dynamics of modern romance.
By Rajesh kumar 3 years ago in Humans
Menstruation in Medieval Age
Menstruation represents a significant milestone in the life of any girl or woman, a biological process that brings changes to her body and even her social status. However, when we consider the women who lived during the Middle Ages, armed with our knowledge of medieval hygiene practices, it's hard not to feel a sense of sympathy for them. Devoid of the modern conveniences of sanitary pads and tampons, did these women understand the intricacies of what was happening to their bodies during their menstrual cycles? What kinds of sanitary products did they utilize, and how did they alleviate the accompanying pain? Why did medieval beliefs surrounding menstrual blood sometimes border on the fantastical, associating it with potentially magical feats? And perhaps most intriguing of all, why were medieval women said to wear pouches filled with the ashes of burnt toads?
By Ananymus Kelly3 years ago in Humans
Valuing Asteroid 16 Psyche
Asteroid 16 Psyche, often referred to as the "celestial titan," has been the subject of intense scrutiny, fueled by the staggering claim that this space rock holds an astronomical worth of $100,000 quadrillion. The prospect of such unfathomable wealth residing in the vast expanse of our solar system sparks curiosity, and the question arises: How can we truly ascertain the monetary value of an asteroid?
By Andreas Georgiou3 years ago in Humans
Asteroid Bennu & its hidden mysteries
A momentous revelation marked the initial glimpse into the outcome of a seven-year endeavor, designed to retrieve fragments from an asteroid. NASA's Houston-based officials unveiled images portraying rock fragments resembling salt and pepper, as well as particles of celestial matter, dark as space itself, brought back from the asteroid Bennu. These findings were accompanied by the presentation of preliminary scientific insights derived from the material. The Osiris-Rex mission culminated in September, when a capsule containing the collected asteroid samples re-entered Earth's atmosphere, ultimately landing in the Utah desert.
By Andreas Georgiou3 years ago in Humans
A Beacon of Hope
In the quiet, quaint town of Havenridge, nestled between rolling hills and a serene river, something extraordinary was about to happen. The calendar had turned to October 10th, and the townspeople were buzzing with excitement, for this was no ordinary day—it was World Mental Health Day.
By Alite Digitals3 years ago in Humans
"From Meat to Magic: The Astonishing Transformation of Our World"
Let's embark on a thought experiment. Picture a world where there are more than four times as many livestock animals as there are humans. In this world, the weight of farmed cattle alone surpasses the combined weight of all wild mammals. Now, imagine a fantastical scenario where a magical wizard appears, waving a wand to make all meat vanish from our store shelves and even erasing people's desire to consume it. These farm animals, destined for our plates, are whisked away to another planet. What unfolds in the days, years, and even millennia that follow?
By Alisa İnnokate3 years ago in Humans
Ikenna Ike- Hiccups and hyperthyroidism.
When thyroid hormone interacts with various body tissues too strongly, it can result in thyrotoxicosis. Excess hormone levels may manifest in patients in a variety of ways and may be brought on by exogenous consumption or endogenous synthesis. Chronic hiccups may come from high thyroxine levels irritating the neuroanatomical hiccup center. Clinicians should be aware of this disorder despite being relatively uncommon in order to correctly diagnose and treat patients.
By Ikenna Ike3 years ago in Humans
Global Mental Health
Mental health is a global concern that transcends borders and affects individuals and societies across the world. Understanding the global context of mental health is crucial for addressing this multifaceted issue effectively. In this discussion, we'll explore the challenges faced in global mental health and the strategies employed to address them.
By Balogun Omolola3 years ago in Humans
Fentanyl - A demon in disguise
Amidst the current opioid overdose epidemic, fentanyl has emerged as a significant concern, contributing to the rise in overdose deaths since around 2012. Fentanyl's potency and dangers are not coincidental but rather due to its unique chemical properties and the challenge of dose control in illicit use. To combat opioid overdoses effectively, we must comprehend the specific threats posed by fentanyl and explore ways to ensure people's safety in its presence.
By Andreas Georgiou3 years ago in Humans
