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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.
Morocco Earthquake . Content Warning.
In a tragic turn of events, a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 6.8 has rocked central Morocco, resulting in the loss of more than 2,000 lives and widespread destruction across the affected regions. The earthquake struck at 23:11 local time on Friday, sending shockwaves that were felt from Casablanca to Marrakesh, leaving many buildings reduced to rubble and causing extensive damage.
By Majid khan3 years ago in Humans
Psycho
In a quiet suburban neighborhood, nestled beneath the comforting canopy of towering oak trees, lived a man named Arthur. He was a middle-aged, unassuming figure who had spent most of his life in the same house, tending to his garden and keeping to himself. However, the people of the neighborhood had given him a nickname that had stuck like glue: "Psycho Arthur."
By Prince Gupta3 years ago in Humans
Climate and Environmental Change
In the early hours of a chilly winter morning, the city awakens under a thick blanket of smog. People hurry past one another, their faces obscured by scarves and masks, as they navigate through a haze of pollution. It's a scene that has become all too familiar in many parts of the world, a stark reminder of the urgent need to address climate and environmental change.
By Ojegoke Hephzibah3 years ago in Humans
Dark Web
Title: Exploring the Dark Web: Unveiling Its Secrets and Mechanisms Introduction The puzzling Dim Web has been a subject of interest and interest for the overwhelming majority web clients. Whether you're a tech devotee or only inquisitive about the secret corners of the Web, understanding what the Dim Web is and the way that it works can be both illuminating and interesting. In this article, we will investigate the Dull Web, unwind its mysteries, and shed light on its components.
By SINTAYEHU ABERA MAMO3 years ago in Humans
6 Products That Can Help On The Road To Pregnancy
Let’s talk about getting pregnant. Growing up, many of us are taught to believe that getting pregnant happens in a snap you have sex, you get pregnant, right? According to movies and television shows, yes. Obviously, though, that’s not always the case. For many couples, getting pregnant takes much more planning and thought than they originally expect. When you're trying to get pregnant, there are numerous things you'll do to assist with the TTC (trying to conceive) prepare, from going to your specialist to eating nutritious dinners and being dynamic to diminishing your push to acquiring items that can offer assistance. Here are many of our best suggestions for items that can be supportive whereas attempting to conceive.
By Saheed Kayode Moshood3 years ago in Humans
The GOP's Epic Showdown: Who Will Shape the Future of America?
In the hallowed halls of Washington, D.C., where intrigue and ambition are currency, a seismic clash is unfolding, shaking the very foundations of the Republican Party. The 2024 Republican Presidential Race is no ordinary political showdown—it's a titanic struggle for the heart and soul of the GOP, a contest where the future of the party is at stake, and the nation is riveted.
By Martins Peter3 years ago in Humans
What happens when you die
What happens when you finally kick the bucket? It seems a lot of people do believe that after death we might be ensconced in some cloud-strewn paradise, or conversely, if we haven’t adhered to the ethics prescribed to us by our chosen religion or denomination of that religion, we might be faced with eternal hellfire and the prospect of groveling to a bearded red man who hardly ever puts down his pitchfork. But let’s start with some empirical realism and what actually happens to the body when we die. Physicians know your dead because the heart stops beating and there is no longer any electrical activity in your brain. Brain death equals dead, although machines can keep you going a little bit longer. You can also have what’s called a cardiac death, which means the heart stops beating and blood no longer flows through your body. The strange, even wonderful thing is, people that have suffered cardiac death but have been brought back to life have said they were aware of what was going on around them. Others have talked about walking towards a light in such a near death experience. You can be brought back from what we call clinical death, but you only have a grace period of about 4-6 minutes. But let’s say you get to the light and pass through; this is what we call biological death – game over, the final whistle, dead as a dodo. This is where it gets kind of undignified, but what do you care, you’re dead. Once you’re definitely no longer with us, your muscles relax, and this means your sphincter will too, meaning that triple Whopper and large fires you had for lunch will spill out of you – the gas you have in you may also leak out and cause a stink. The same goes for the pee you’ve got in your bladder, so dying not surprisingly is a bit of a messy affair. And men, you might even ejaculate. As for women, you may give birth after you have died if you were pregnant, which is something called “coffin birth”. It doesn’t happen often, though. Instead of pushing, it’s the gases in the abdomen that squeeze the newborn into the world. As the body gets rid of what is trapped inside, noises may be emitted from your mouth as air escapes. Nurses and people working close to dead bodies have regularly reported hearing very alive-sounding moans and groans coming from dead bodies. You may twitch, but this doesn’t mean there is life in you, these are just muscle contractions. You could also soon get an erection if you died lying on your stomach and the blood flowed down there. All your blood will pool to a certain area of your body. This is called “livor mortis” and it’s the reason parts of you will have that dark purple color you have seen on TV. These are the lovely things that can happen quite shortly after you go. With no blood flowing through your body, it will begin to cool down, known as “algor mortis”, or simply “death chill”. It will keep cooling until it is the same temperature as your surroundings. You will become stiff within about 2-6 hours, and this we call “rigor mortis”. This is because calcium is getting into your muscle cells. Cells break down without blood flow and this leads to bacteria growth, and that’s why you start to decompose. You may look like your hair or your nails have grown, but that isn’t the case. What is happening is that your skin is receding, giving the impression of growth. The skin will loosen, too, and blisters will appear on the body. The next stage is putrefaction, when bacteria and microorganisms start feasting on you. You’ll soon start to stink as bad as anything you could have imagined while you were alive. One person described the smell as: “Rotten eggs, feces, and a used toilet left out for a month x 1000. It is unholy.” Soon everything that is soft becomes liquefied, with things like bones, cartilage and hair remaining strong. You’re already well on your way to decomposing by the time you are being put in the ground. But if embalmed and buried, decomposition could be a slow process. Left above ground, you’ll be a liquefied mess within about a month, feasted on by insects, maggots, plants, and animals. Underground, some experts say it might take 8-12 years before you are reduced to nothing but a skeleton. After around 50 years, even your bones will become part of the Earth. We should add the rate of decomposition depends on all manner of factors, too many to list here. But we think you get the picture. While some people report that their near-death experience was a scene to behold, that’s not always the case. You live the same life, again and again, forever. Now doesn’t that make you want to live well? Here we could make similarities to the Buddhist belief of the “Wheel of Samsara”, wherein all souls, lives, will begin a cycle again after death, except not the same exact life. Something we call reincarnation, which some people say is connected to what we sometimes call de ja vu. Buddhists believe we can end this vicious cycle if we can become truly enlightened, therefore achieving nirvana. Or do we make our way to heaven after our bodies stop working, tipping our cap to St. Peter at the Pearly Gates, hoping he won’t deny us entrance for stealing that candy bar when we went on a school trip to Niagara Falls? Will we be taken into paradise, a place replete with excellent foods and gorgeous maidens that make your dead knees go weak? Or will we simply seed the Earth, our souls nothing more than a worldly fancy that took our minds off our cosmic insignificance and the feeling of futility
By naila jabeen3 years ago in Humans
Exploring Earth's Giants: From Enormous Flowers to Towering Trees
Giant Flower of the Jungle: Rafflesia Arnoldii Our expedition begins in the heart of Indonesia's jungle, specifically in the region of Benkulu, a two-hour flight from Jakarta. Here, the world's largest flower, the Rafflesia Arnoldii, thrives. Locally known as the "corpse lily," this gigantic flower's name hints at the mystery surrounding it. But why is it called that?
By Anu Preethi Danila D3 years ago in Humans
The Golden Harvest: Crafting Red Palm Oil in West Africa
In the heart of West Africa, a centuries-old tradition continues, yielding a golden treasure coveted across the globe. The production of red palm oil, characterized by its distinct flavor and rich texture, offers an artisanal journey into the heart of a vibrant industry. This article delves into the meticulous process of crafting red palm oil, its soaring market value, and the challenges faced by the dedicated workers who bring this cherished product to life.
By Anu Preethi Danila D3 years ago in Humans
Subject: UFOs - An Intriguing Phenomenon
Introduction Unidentified Flying Objects, or UFOs, have captivated human imagination for decades. These enigmatic sightings have sparked intense debate, intrigue, and curiosity worldwide. While skeptics dismiss UFOs as mere natural phenomena or man-made aircraft, others firmly believe that they represent encounters with extraterrestrial life. In this article, we will delve into the world of UFOs, exploring their history, potential explanations, and the ongoing quest for the truth.
By Allyssa collins 3 years ago in Humans
