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#NY TimesResearchers found that meaty conversations among several people can align beliefs and brain patterns — so long as the group is free of blowhards.
#National Geographic - Silphion
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Once the plant was stockpiled alongside gold, and its saplings carried the value of silver. It was said to cure everything from abdominal pain to warts—and spice up a Roman lentil dish.
But nearly 2,000 years ago, the miraculous silphion was the first-ever plant reported to have gone extinct. In central Turkey, however, researchers believe they have stumbled upon the ancient silphion in the wild (pictured above)—its grooved, buff-colored stalks giving off a pleasant scent between eucalyptus and pine sap. “You can see why everybody who encounters this plant becomes attached to it,” says professor Mahmut Miski.
If the researchers are right, the plant could—once again—become a chemical goldmine.
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Our special report offers a rare look at life beneath the frozen continent—where penguins, seals, and exotic creatures thrive.#Medscape Descoberta a explicação biológica para todos nós termos um sósia
Andrea Jiménez
Como acaba de demonstrar biologicamente o Instituto de Investigación contra la Leucemia Josep Carreras (IJC), todos temos um sósia no mundo. Uma fascinante afirmação concluída graças à equipe do centro catalão que descobriu que as pessoas extremamente parecidas, porém sem relação de parentesco, compartilham características genéticas nos genes responsáveis pela formação dos traços faciais./.../
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✅ Histórias que Movem o Futuro - Trailer
Neste final de semana vamos lançar a campanha que celebra os nossos 95 anos, por meio da história de nossas pessoas. Acompanhem e participem!!!
Covering a range of angles of pandemics of tha past to help frame the COVID-19 crisis.
Josh Jones · Open Culture
We can learn much about how a historical period viewed the abilities of its children by studying its children’s literature.
Ficamos tão maravilhados com as novas conquistas na exploração do Universo Macrocosmo e nos distraimos de olhar para nosso Universo Microcosmico...
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Physicists Rewrite a Quantum Rule That Clashes With Our UniverseBy CHARLIE WOOD The past and the future are tightly linked in conventional quantum mechanics. Perhaps too tightly. A tweak to the theory could let quantum possibilities increase as space expands.
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 | What We Know About MonkeypoxBy TARA C. SMITH Even though we’ve learned a lot about this relative of smallpox, some mysteries remain due to a lack of political will.
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 | Researchers Achieve ‘Absurdly Fast’ Algorithm for Network FlowPodcast hosted by SUSAN VALOT;
Story by ERICA KLARREICH Computer scientists can now solve a decades-old problem in practically the time it takes to write it down.
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How Star Trek’s Lieutenant Uhura Overcame Astronomical OddsBy PRADEEP MUTALIK Readers rescued a Star Trek crew from a probabilistic predicament armed only with the power of mathematical reasoning.
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Blob Hunting
A hot blob of gas is orbiting our galaxy’s central black hole, Sagittarius A*, at nearly one third the speed of light, reports Harry Baker for Live Science. Since the first photo of SagA* was released early this year, the picture has provided new insights into how galaxies form. But it has also unveiled new puzzles. Thomas Lewton wrote about these for Quanta in August. |
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VOICE OVER What is consciousness? And how can we better understand
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