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10 Ridiculously Expensive Boats Only The Richest Can Afford
10 Ridiculously Expensive Boats Only The Richest Can Afford %tone% Super yacht Azam made history when it eclipsed the largest yacht in the world, e10 Ridiculously Expensive Boats Only The Richest Can Affordclipsing by just 57 feet. The 590 foot super yacht is owned by the President of the UAE Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and boasts its own military defense system and fully armored master suite.
By Khashy Jalooti3 years ago in Earth
Haunting Echoes: Memories of Childhood Abuse and Neglect Has Greater Impact on Mental Health Than the Experience Itself
New research from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London and City University New York, published on July 5 in JAMA Psychiatry, has found that the way childhood abuse and/or neglect is remembered and processed has a greater impact on later mental health than the experience itself. The authors suggest that, even in the absence of documented evidence, clinicians can use patients’ self-reported experiences of abuse and neglect to identify those at risk of developing mental health difficulties and provide early interventions.
By Sheysima id3 years ago in Earth
A Glimpse into Innovative Urban Developments. Content Warning.
the future that combines sustainable living, technological advancements, and harmonious integration with nature. From linear cities to floating oases, these visionary projects are redefining urban landscapes and offering unique solutions to some of the challenges faced by traditional cities. In this article, we will explore three groundbreaking city projects: "The Line" in Saudi Arabia, "Telosa" in the United States, and the floating city in the Maldives. These innovative initiatives represent a leap forward in urban planning and offer promising glimpses into what cities might look like in the future.
By Mahamud Hayet Arpon3 years ago in Earth
Environmental Injustice and Disproportionate Impacts
In the small town of Clearwater, nestled in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, lived a close-knit community that had thrived for generations. It was a place where neighbors looked out for one another, where children played freely in the fields, and where nature provided solace and sustenance. But beneath the picturesque facade, a tale of environmental injustice and its disproportionate impacts was about to unfold.
By Precious Chiagozigom Amadi 3 years ago in Earth
THE UNSEEN TEARS. Content Warning.
Once upon a time, in a small coastal village called Serenity, nestled amidst lush greenery and thriving marine life, there lived a close-knit community. The people of Serenity were happy and content, their lives intertwined with the beauty of nature surrounding them. However, their peaceful existence was soon shattered by the cruel hands of climate change.
By Precious Chiagozigom Amadi 3 years ago in Earth
What if Oxygen Level Rise by 50%
Imagine a planet where every breath you take electrifies your body like a shot of espresso. The sky above is an intense shade of blue, and colossal trees reach for the heavens, their vibrant green leaves growing at an astonishing rate. Daily exercise becomes an exhilarating thrill, fueled by an abundance of oxygen. Running feels effortless as you dart across the landscape, lifting weights that would normally seem impossible. It's as if the world itself is infused with an energy surge, propelling everything into fast motion.
By Ervīns Stūrītis3 years ago in Earth
Under the Rainbow
UNDER THE RAINBOW Being both widowed, Harry and Liz met about 10 years before he was due to retire, and the relationship was like magic. Until … One cold, winter day, upon arriving home from work, Harry mentioned his idea of moving to Florida when his time to retire came due. Liz almost gasped with horror.
By Margaret Brennan3 years ago in Earth
