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The venerable adage “you get what you give” rationalizes that personal endeavors determine the degree of reciprocity. In the context of stewardship, one’s treatment of the Earth produces an immediate environment that is equipped to support life or an environment vulnerable to adversities; there is an unequivocal kinship between Earth and its subjects.
Have you ever thought of a word or phrase but after repeating it so many times, it doesn’t feel like a word anymore? That weird feeling is an example of the psychological phenomenon, semantic satiation
Many forgo vaccinations for their children for a multitude of reasons – because it’s against their beliefs, because of its widespread, yet erroneous, link to autism, or simply because it is not required in their state. Whatever the reason may be, the effect of anti-vaccination can be disastrous.
Understand how the first two of your life will affect how you build and behave in your later relationships for the rest of your life.
Though humans have accomplished so much since we first evolved, the time we have spent on Earth is only a mere blip compared to some of Earth’s most durable and extraordinary creatures. These animals have needed to survive in situations much harsher than those humans have experienced. Perhaps studying these creatures may help us face some of the diseases and illnesses that continue to challenge us.
The Earth is a fascinating planet with a tumultuous history. Forming a long time ago, the cluster of rocks floating around the solar system coalesced into the third planet from the sun.
Instead of focusing on the fundamentals behind computing, this article will be exploring how computers will change for consumers due to the rapid progressions in data networks.
Most people can say that they’ve seen a Gatorade commercial. With athletes working out and practicing their sport of choice, these promotions aren’t unusual to see on a commercial break. They highlight the effectiveness of replenishing electrolytes, but what are electrolytes?
Pi is 3. Pi is 4. Pi is infinitely many values, because there are infinitely many geometries.
From complex math problems to the coast of Britain, fractals show up everywhere.
