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Why we're stuck on a particular side of the bed
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Why we're stuck on a particular side of the bed BY CHRISTIAN COTRONEO, MOTHER NATURE NETWORK, AUGUST 2 2019 We eventually stake a claim to one side — and stick with it. (Photo: simona...
The One City in the World You Most Wish You Had Experienced
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The One City in the World You Most Wish You Had Experienced In all my years I've travelled broadly - to most of the most important cities in Canada and the USA, some in the Middle East,...
Mortality and, other things
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I've been waiting to say anything about why I haven't been on as much the past month and, now it seems is the time, I have all the info I need to tell the story without any holes in it. I was...
Responses to suggestion that those who support the racist Trump are racist themselves
By: john-russell
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There was an article that laid out examples of Trumps racism, including of course the latest where he tells a group of minority group women to leave the country and go back "where they came from"....
How Old Are NT Users? - A Poll
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How Old Are NT Users? - A Poll Recently I saw a comment that NT users were mostly very old, making this site unattractive for younger members to join. I believe that was just an opinion,...
What Causes Social News Sites to Fail?
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What Causes Social News Sites to Fail? The lesson that Social News Sites learn is from Child Psychology, because the cause for the failure of those sites is from adults acting like...
8 Frank Lloyd Wright buildings recognized by United Nations for "organic architecture"
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8 Frank Lloyd Wright buildings recognized by United Nations for "organic architecture" CBSnews, JULY 7, 2019 Traffic moves past the front of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum on Jan....
One of my tweets set off a cross-country electric car record attempt
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It's not often you get to inspire an electric car speed record attempt, but it seems I've inadvertently done just that. It began on Twitter, when I saw that there was an electric...
Photos From China - Some You've Never Seen
By: buzz-of-the-orient
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That is an example of a photo from my latest China photo essay. It consists of photos taken at least a decade ago, but they have been re-edited and framed for better presentation. However,...
What wrapping a rope around the Earth reveals about the limits of human intuition
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Yes, actually. (The video format is incompatible with NewsTalkers. It's short - 6 minutes - and very worthwhile.) The answer comes as a surprise to most people, but the additional...
Getting to the Bottom of EPA Climate Fraud
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In December 2009 , the Obama Environmental Protection Agency issued its Endangerment Finding (EF) – decreeing that carbon dioxide (CO2) and other “greenhouse gases” (GHGs) endanger the...
I.M. Pei, the Prolific and Iconic Architect, Is Dead at 102
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Ieoh Ming (I.M.) Pei—who was born in Guangzhou, China, in 1917, and died yesterday in New York City—left an indelible body of work in the form of modern architecture across the globe. Perhaps...
I fell in love with a boy or....how to teach an old dog and a new dog the same tricks.
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As I sit here with my brain saying "tell them...." I really don't know where to start. Besides my insecurity of being able to capture the depth of my emotion. A few years ago I owned a small...