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Dec 28, 2020

The Timescape of Homo Sapiens: Insights on Our Time as a Species

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You are an apogee of Earthly Nature encompassing numerous generations of humans as well as preceded non-human terrestrial life, sitting atop the tree of life… and so is everyone else who lives today. We all can be regarded as archetypes for future generations as well, or perhaps a “developing pattern,” if you intend to live indefinitely long. At any rate, genetically and anthropologically speaking, we all are one humongous extended family. #Timescape #HomoSapiens #ExponentialPedigree


This demographic research provides a host of quantifiable properties of the human species as a whole for further visualizing the data via certain graphs and diagrams. 5 trillion subjective years would constitute the ‘Timescape’ of Homo sapiens up to the p.

Dec 28, 2020

Evolution Hasn’t Stopped: This is what the Human Face Could Look Like in the Future

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Is it just me or do the future humans look somewhat like anime? 😃


Interesting.

Dec 28, 2020

Meet Generation Z: The Newest Member to the Workforce

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As Millennials enter their early-30s, the focus is now shifting to Generation Z — a group that is just starting to enter the workforce for the first time.

Dec 28, 2020

Researchers Discover King Tut’s Dagger Was Forged From a Meteorite

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Of interest?


This 3400-year-old dagger that belonged to King Tutankhamun wasn’t made of any ordinary metal. Researchers discovered that it’s actually made from a meteorite.

Dec 27, 2020

The Henry Ford Has Set New Milestone

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By digitizing its 100,000th artifact — a photograph of the 100,000th Fordson tractor produced.

Dec 26, 2020

A New Species Dubbed the Prehistoric ‘Sea Dragon’ Discovered in English Channel

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A new, mysterious small marine reptile from 150 million years ago, known as the Thalassodraco etchesi or Etches sea dragon, was recently discovered in a Late Jurassic deep marine deposit along the English Channel coastline in Dorset, England. As reported by SciTech Daily, this species may have been able to dive to extreme depths, and was determined to be part of the group known as the ichthyosaurs, which are “streamlined marine predators from the Late Jurassic period.”

Dec 25, 2020

New Mineral Discovered in United Kingdom: Kernowite

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Kernowite is a new mineral that has been found only in an old specimen collected at a single location in Cornwall, UK.

It became part of the Natural History Museum, London’s geological collections in 1964.

Dec 25, 2020

Russian hackers compromised Microsoft cloud customers through third party, putting emails and other data at risk

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The intrusions appear to have occurred via a Microsoft corporate partner that handles cloud-access services, those familiar with the matter said. They did not identify the partner or the company known to have had emails stolen. Like others, these people spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss what remains a highly sensitive subject.

Dec 24, 2020

Chuck Thompson

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Dec 23, 2020

Industrial Mower

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That’s an epic lawnmower! 😃


No patch of grass is out of reach for this absolutely massive machine! 😱 🙌.

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