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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.
The Illusion of Freewill
This started as a fun piece on the illusion of time… until a tangent became its own short essay! Here goes; Everything around us in nature is circular. The planet we live on, the solar system it rotates within, the seasons. Everything follows patterns that we as humans are able to observe, document and discuss. We are fascinated by anything we believe doesn’t fit a known pattern.. only to later find on closer inspection that it absolutely does.
By Kayleigh Fraser ✨3 years ago in Humans
I Asked ChatGPT To Write a "Fictional" Story on How AI Will Destroy Humanity
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By Sauvik Banerjee3 years ago in Humans
How Your Memory Works
"Sherlock Holmes, the famous detective, once compared the human brain to an attic, suggesting it had limited memory storage. His loyal companion, Dr. Watson, once mentioned the Earth orbiting the sun, to which Holmes humorously replied, 'Now that I do know, I shall do my best to forget it.'
By Harjot Singh3 years ago in Humans
The Enigmatic Ayam Cemani Chicken: A Rare and Expensive Poultry Marvel
In the intriguing world of rare and exotic poultry, the Ayam Cemani chicken, native to Indonesia, stands out as a remarkable avian wonder. These captivating birds are celebrated for their striking all-black features, from feathers and beaks to bones and even internal organs. Yet, it's not just their mysterious appearance that sets them apart; it's also their hefty price tag. This article delves into the fascinating realm of Ayam Cemani chickens, exploring why they are considered one of the most expensive and sought-after breeds in the world.
By Anu Preethi Danila D3 years ago in Humans
Exploring the Mysteries: What Happens When You Die?. Content Warning.
Death is an inevitable part of the human experience, and throughout history, humanity has pondered the question of what happens when we die. While death remains shrouded in mystery, numerous cultural, religious, and philosophical beliefs offer perspectives on what may occur after our physical bodies cease to function. This article delves into some of these theories, exploring the possibilities and seeking to shed light on the enigma of what lies beyond.
By Karan Deep Singh3 years ago in Humans
Food You Thought Go In The Fridge But Dont
Putting oils like olive and coconut oils in the fridge can give them a strange cloudy consistency. This is because these oils solidify at cooler temperatures. However, keeping olive oil in the fridge is not recommended in the food world. Refrigerators are damp, humid, and filled with condensation, which can ruin the flavor and texture of the oil. The consistency of coconut oil depends on the climate, and it will turn solid in cold temperatures. It's best to keep it in a cool, dark place like the pantry to prolong its life. If you currently have these oils in the fridge and they have solidified, just take them out and they should go back to normal at room temperature. Nut and seed oils, on the other hand, are best kept in the refrigerator to prevent oxidation and spoilage. Surprisingly, in most cases, butter can actually be left out of the fridge. It's easier to spread and doesn't need to be refrigerated unless you live in a hot climate. Always keep butter covered and in a cool area away from direct sunlight. Cold tomatoes are often dull and flavorless because chilling them limits their ability to generate aroma and taste. Tomatoes are best kept at room temperature on the kitchen counter to maintain their flavor. If you want to slow down the ripening of tomatoes, you can put them in the fridge. However, if they become too ripe, it's time to make roasted tomato sauce. Ketchup's natural acidity makes it difficult for microorganisms to spoil it, so it's best to keep it at room temperature to improve the flavor. Whole melons don't need to be refrigerated as they retain more nutrients and taste better at room temperature. Watermelons, in particular, lose their flavor and color if kept in the fridge. Once a melon is cut open, it should be wrapped in cling wrap and refrigerated for a few days. Herbs like coriander and mint are best kept in the crisper, loosely wrapped in something absorbent to prevent them from absorbing fridge smells. Basil and parsley, however, should be left out as the dry air in the refrigerator causes the leaves to wilt. To store basil and parsley, cut the bottom off the stems and place them in a jar with a small amount of water, changing the water regularly. Uncut onions should be stored in a dark, dry area, away from direct sunlight. Once cut, place them in a resealable bag in the vegetable drawer, keeping them away from foods that can be affected by their smell. Cucumbers taste best when stored at room temperature, as lower temperatures can cause damage. Keep cucumbers in the pantry and away from apples and bananas to extend their shelf life and maintain their crispy taste. Peanut butter can be kept in the pantry for about three months after opening, as it doesn't need to be refrigerated anymore. However, if you want to extend its shelf life and prevent oil separation, you can keep it in the fridge, although it will harden and be more difficult to spread. Honey can crystallize and solidify in cold temperatures, so it's best to keep it at room temperature in a cool location away from direct sunlight and in a sealed container. Hot sauces don't need to be refrigerated as the vinegar and salt in them prevent spoilage. Plus, the heat of the peppers is more potent at room temperature. Be careful, as some hot sauces may solidify if left in the fridge. Avocados are best kept out of the fridge to allow them to ripen. Store them on the counter at room temperature.
By Darlington Sunday3 years ago in Humans
"The Study of Joy: Investigating Various Kinds of Discernment and Their Effect on Our Prosperity"
1. Prologue to Satisfaction 2. Various Kinds of Insight 3. The Real Blissful State of mind: What Occurs in Our Body? 4. Where Bliss Starts in Our Body 5. Developing Joy: Tips for a Blissful Life.
By Kumar babu3 years ago in Humans
CRISPR Technology
Introduction (approximately 100 words): In the realm of biotechnology and healthcare, CRISPR technology has emerged as a transformational force with the potential to reshape the very fabric of human health. Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, or CRISPR, offers a groundbreaking approach to gene editing and disease prevention. This article explores the remarkable power of CRISPR, its implications for healthcare, the ethical considerations it raises, and the challenges and promises that lie ahead.
By Dream writing3 years ago in Humans
And the Award Goes To…. 🥇
It took a lot of guidance from a lot of skilled people to help craft me in the wonderful human I am today 🤭✨ I want to share with you some of the most influential people I have learned from over the past few years. People I credit with significantly upgrading my software and helping me optimise my operating system ❤️✨
By Kayleigh Fraser ✨3 years ago in Humans
