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The Science Behind Relationships; Humans Media explores the basis of our attraction, contempt, why we do what we do and to whom we do it.
Everything You Charge to Know About Architecture Your Own Tiny Home
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By Pritifindsabout a year ago in Humans
Unlocking the Secrets of Your Mind: How Hidden Biases Shape Your Reality. AI-Generated.
In today's information-rich world, it’s easy to assume that our thoughts are a direct reflection of reality. However, our minds are often swayed by biases that can cloud our judgment and distort our understanding. By unveiling these hidden biases, we can revolutionize the way we perceive ourselves and make more informed decisions.
By Raghul Sivaramabout a year ago in Humans
Remote Education
The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally altered many aspects of daily life, not least of which was education. As schools around the world shuttered to prevent the virus's spread, remote education became the primary mode of learning for millions of students. This sudden shift has had far-reaching implications, both positive and negative, and has catalyzed a rethinking of educational paradigms. The global impact of online learning is a multifaceted phenomenon that warrants close examination.
By AKANJI ABDULAFEEZabout a year ago in Humans
Global Warming Solutions
In the face of escalating climate change, innovative solutions are emerging as beacons of hope in the fight against global warming. As temperatures rise and extreme weather events become more frequent, scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs worldwide are developing groundbreaking technologies and approaches to mitigate the effects of climate change and pave the way for a sustainable future. This article explores some of the most promising innovations that are helping to save our planet.
By AKANJI ABDULAFEEZabout a year ago in Humans
Environmental Conservation
Introduction Biodiversity, the rich tapestry of life on Earth, is under unprecedented threat. As human activities continue to encroach upon natural habitats and climate change alters ecosystems at an alarming rate, the need for effective environmental conservation has never been more critical. This article explores the multifaceted efforts being made worldwide to protect and preserve biodiversity, highlighting innovative approaches, challenges, and the crucial role of collaboration in safeguarding our planet's ecological heritage.
By AKANJI ABDULAFEEZabout a year ago in Humans
Ocean Conservation
Introduction The world's oceans, covering more than 70% of the Earth's surface, are home to an astonishing array of life forms and play a crucial role in regulating our planet's climate, weather patterns, and biogeochemical cycles. However, these vast bodies of water and the diverse marine ecosystems they support are under increasing threat from human activities. From overfishing and pollution to climate change and habitat destruction, the challenges facing our oceans are manifold and complex. In response, a global movement of scientists, conservationists, policymakers, and concerned citizens has emerged, dedicated to protecting and preserving marine life and the oceanic environments upon which it depends. This article explores the multifaceted efforts being made to conserve our oceans and the marine life they harbor.
By AKANJI ABDULAFEEZabout a year ago in Humans
Food Sustainability
Introduction In an era of growing environmental concerns and increasing global population, the sustainability of our food systems has become a critical issue. Food sustainability encompasses not only the environmental impact of food production but also the social and economic aspects of how we grow, distribute, consume, and dispose of food. Two key areas of focus in the pursuit of a more sustainable food system are reducing food waste and promoting local food production. This article explores the challenges we face in these areas and the innovative solutions being implemented to create a more sustainable food future.
By AKANJI ABDULAFEEZabout a year ago in Humans
ATTRACTIVE PEOPLE
There's more to people than their physical appearance. This piece of wisdom is nothing new to all of us. We have been taught these truths since we were children, and since then, we have learned to automatically claim that we don't judge people solely on their looks. We already know very well that beauty is skin-deep and that what matters most is their personality and their actions—their inner beauty. In reality, however, it's hard to look past a person's looks. Consciously or not, we all have the tendency to assess the people we meet according to our subjective opinion of their level of attractiveness. While we don't always say it out loud, we immediately classify people as good-looking, average, or unattractive moments after we meet them. Even when we don't want to, beauty is an inescapable factor in human society. It doesn't have to dictate who we associate ourselves with and how we treat others, but the ugly truth is that we do find fault and flawlessness in the appearance of others—especially our own. Since our fascination with beauty is hardwired into our overall mechanism as human beings and as a society, one cannot help but think that there's a science behind all of this superficiality. And if that is the case, we also can't help but wonder what makes a person scientifically beautiful. Answering this question will be our primary objective in this story, and by the end of it, maybe you'll want to find out for yourself if you, in particular, are actually good-looking according to science.
By Richchik Bardhanabout a year ago in Humans
SLEEP DEPRIVATION
You know that awful feeling you get when you're sleep-deprived: your brain feels fuzzy, your body aches with fatigue, and you could literally fall asleep anywhere. In our modern, fast-paced society, it's become a common struggle to get a full night's rest. While you might think that a simple cup of coffee or an occasional energy drink will cure your tiredness, researchers are now finding that sleep deprivation can have far more serious consequences on your body than you might think.
By Richchik Bardhan2 years ago in Humans
You've ALWAYS Had Those SIXTH SENSES but NEVER Noticed!
Who wouldn't want to be able to fly or even have spider sense? Who wants to be Batman without the technology and financial resources and simply be a regular person? However, the truth is that none of us—not even you or me—are as commonplace as you would believe. You will learn that we are all superhumans in this video. Furthermore, we never realized how many uses there are for our senses.
By Mariam Fathalrahman2 years ago in Humans
Internet evil or boon?
Just imagine what life would be without the internet. Some of us actually remember the time before everything was connected, but the thought of living without smartphones, maps, and search engines at our fingertips now seems completely alien to us. But how is our increasing reliance on the online world affecting us? Our relationships, sources of information, and the way we interact with each other are rapidly changing, and there are even noticeable effects occurring within our brains. With more and more devices relying on the internet, it's no surprise that worldwide access is continually increasing. In 2016, an estimated 3.5 billion people across the world accessed online services. The top three countries were China, with 721 million users, followed by India, and then the US, with 290 million users. By far, the most common language used online is English, followed by Chinese and Spanish.
By Richchik Bardhan2 years ago in Humans
