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Hello everyone, I am a new all-around writer. I will share with you what is happening every day about the earth, country, environment, food, health, etc. Thank you for watching.

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Expectations influence whether a person feels "pain" or simply "stressed"
From toothaches, headaches, dysmenorrhea, muscle pain, to mental anguish, everyone is troubled by pain and tries to describe it with various metaphors. How have people’s perceptions and narratives of pain changed, from a “positive emotional experience” to an “evil” that needs to be defeated? Some people use this to show heroism, while others have no right to cry out pain; some people are considered to be naturally sensitive to pain, while others seem to be particularly pain-resistant - what causes these differences? How do people handle themselves when they are in pain?
By xx x2 years ago in BookClub
183 cases, the number of global conflicts in 2023 "hit a 30-year high"
The US Bloomberg News website recently published an article titled "It's Not Just Ukraine and Gaza: Wars Are Increasing Around the World," written by Max Hastings. An excerpt from the article is as follows:
By xx x2 years ago in Earth
Elon Musk: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
Elon Musk, the eccentric billionaire and entrepreneur, has become a household name synonymous with innovation, controversy, and occasional absurdity. Over the past year, Musk has dominated headlines, from launching powerful rockets to recalling millions of cars, acquiring Twitter, and engaging in Twitter spats. Musk's influence extends across various industries, including electric cars, space exploration, and now, social media. However, the more we delve into his actions and statements, the clearer it becomes that Musk's impact on the world is not only revolutionary but also contentious.
By xx x2 years ago in Humor
7800 tons! Japan’s new round of nuclear wastewater discharge into the sea will be in late February 2024: it will take at least 30 years. Content Warning.
According to foreign media reports on December 19, Japan’s fourth round of nuclear-contaminated water discharge into the sea will begin in late February 2024. According to analysts, this discharge will last for 30 years.
By xx x2 years ago in Critique

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Expectations influence whether a person feels "pain" or simply "stressed"

183 cases, the number of global conflicts in 2023 "hit a 30-year high"

Elon Musk: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)

7800 tons! Japan’s new round of nuclear wastewater discharge into the sea will be in late February 2024: it will take at least 30 years. Content Warning.

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