Here’s a look at some of the lesser-known “dark” sciences—fields and experiments that, although often shrouded in secrecy, raise fascinating and sometimes unsettling ethical questions. These areas push the boundaries of what we understand and dare to explore in science and technology. 1. Cryonics: Freezing Humans for the Future Cryonics is the science of preserving a human body at…
According to Mayo Clinic Health System, a widely read wellness website, a cold plunge or cold-water immersion involves partially or totally submerging yourself in cold water for a few minutes at a time. It can be as simple as sitting in a bathtub filled with cold water and ice cubes or jumping into a cold lake or the ocean….
Curious about the true faces of Egypt’s ancient heritage? Take a look at these dark-skinned, indigenous Egyptians in Aswan, showcasing their vibrant culture and traditions in a lively video. Over centuries, Egypt’s population shifted, largely influenced by the Arab conquest in the 7th century, which brought waves of migration and a cultural blending that led to today’s predominance of…
Nigeria faces a complex mix of economic instability, corruption, insecurity, and social challenges that threaten the lives and futures of its citizens. This article examines these interconnected issues, analyzing the impacts of rising poverty, business closures, and rampant government corruption. It highlights the roles of economic instability, capital flight, and brain drain in undermining Nigeria’s development prospects. Introduction Nigeria,…
Bank of America calls police on ‘Black Panther’ director Ryan Coogler after attempting to withdraw $12,000 from his own account. A 2022 incident involving Black Panther director Ryan Coogler and Bank of America has resurfaced on social media, reigniting discussions around racial profiling in banking. Originally, Coogler attempted to withdraw $12,000 discreetly at a Bank of America branch in…
Oh look, here comes our teacher,With big ideas and loud talks.She says we should always be good,But I wonder if she does too. She wants us to clean our room,But her desk is a messy sight.She tells us to share our toys,But does she share her snacks right? When we misbehave in class,She says we should always try.But when…
The story of Walter Iooss Jr.’s iconic 1969 photograph of Jerry West is a striking example of how creative work can become central to a brand without compensating its creators. This image, captured by Iooss and later used by Alan Siegel as the inspiration for the NBA logo, symbolizes the power and elegance of basketball. However, neither Iooss nor…
Ohio Senator J.D. Vance, now Donald Trump’s vice-presidential pick, declined to label Russian President Vladimir Putin as an “enemy,” instead calling him an “adversary.” Vance’s view reflects his stance on foreign policy, where he has opposed significant U.S. support for Ukraine, arguing for a more isolationist approach. This reluctance to view Putin as an outright enemy contrasts with positions…
BY TYLER DURDEN SUNDAY, OCT 27, 2024 – 01:10 PM JOHANNESBURG—After the South African government requested Taiwan to move its official representative office out of the capital city Pretoria, some U.S. lawmakers are condemning the decision and calling for consequences. Chrispin Phiri, spokesman for South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Cooperation, confirmed to The Epoch Times that “The…
John Amanam, a Nigerian entrepreneur, is making significant strides in the field of prosthetics. His innovative approach focuses on creating prosthetic limbs that match the skin tone of Black amputees, addressing a long-overlooked need in the industry. By providing more realistic and inclusive options, Amanam is empowering individuals to regain their confidence and live life to the fullest.
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