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[Randall Briggs @randallmbriggs]

What an excellent way to use AI!

We forget that before Henry Ford brought the Model T to market in 1908 well over 500 car companies had sprung up in America alone, making somewhere in the range of 2000 to 3000 distinct models of vehicles. It was the Wild West days of the automotive industry and it was anyone's guess who would come out on top.

It's exactly the same today in robotics. Seemingly every day a new robotics company is announced with a promise or with a prototype. The variety is huge and the field is wide open. I believe that the Steel Bot robot has just the right mix of features and performance specifications to be widely useful and to dominate in the market.

I'm working with all my being to bring it to fruition.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Humans are able to bond with all kinds of animals

[📹 derp_kingdom]

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Baby Angora goats are among the fluffiest young farm animals in the world.

Known for the luxurious mohair they will grow as adults, these playful kids begin life with soft, curly coats and boundless curiosity.

[MJTruthUltra @MJTruthUltra]

My God… this is horrific 💔

🚨 Sister Recounts Horrifying Moment her Brother Wept as he was being prepped to have his Organs Harvested

Donna Rhorer— “TJ was crying on the operating table, his eyes were tracking me and they told me it was just reflexes— then during the heart cath, he was thrashing and crying, grabbing the doctors hands to stop him”… as they were preparing to harvest his organs after he had been FALSELY declared brain-dead.

TJ, who survived was present in the audience crying uncontrollably…

https://t.co/n3BEvxMk0E

[Ayzaa @Ayzacoder]

If you have a Gmail account, you need to read this.

Google's AI now scans your emails and attachments, bank statements, tax files, medical letters, all of it. It turned on by default, and there's a class-action lawsuit over how.

Here are 5 moves to shut it off, the switch is hidden in two places:

[Bella @Bella98V]

Tồi không ngờ...đây là quá trình hình thành của một con muỗi.🦟

[De Andere Krant @AndereKrant]

De Europese Commissie staat op het punt de dosering vitaminen en mineralen in voedingssupplementen via regelgeving zo sterk te verlagen, dat deze onwerkzaam worden. Daarmee dreigt de bevolking een belangrijke categorie natuurlijke zelfzorgmiddelen uit handen te worden genomen en nog sterker afhankelijk te worden van medicijnen. Dat stelt Nick van Ruiten, voorzitter van de Alliance for Natural Health Europe, een internationale non-profitorganisatie die pleit voor een natuurlijke benadering van de gezondheidszorg. “Er is maar één partij die hier voordeel van heeft, en dat is big pharma.”

Lees dit gratis bericht: https://t.co/Q58gZcTTwQ

[Chris Martz @ChrisMartzWX]

Why is it hot in Europe this week?

Well, it has to do with the “omega block” in the jet stream. Omega blocks get their name because they resemble the Greek uppercase letter omega, Ω.

You can see that in the synoptic setup. The map below on the left shows the 500 mb geopotential height anomaly at 18z. The contour lines resemble the Ω shape due to an enormous high-pressure ridge in the mid-troposphere that is sandwiched between two low-pressure systems to its east and west.

Hot Saharan air has been advected—that is, horizontally transported—northward into western Europe due to anticyclonic (clockwise) airflow, and as that air mass moves north, it is compressed adiabatically beneath the ridge where air is sinking.

This process is natural and has nothing whatsoever to do with climate change or greenhouse gas emissions. In fact, there are quite a few studies suggesting that reduced latitudinal baroclinicity (north-to-south temperature gradient) caused by Arctic amplification could reduce the frequency of mid- and high-latitude blocking events (e.g., Hassanzadeh et al., 2014; Woollings et al., 2018).

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There is, however, debate about this.

Europe has seen an unusual amount of these extreme heat events since 2019, but most other areas of the globe have not. The notable exception was the June–July 2021 Pacific Northwest heatwave in North America, but even that wasn’t as rare as previously thought.

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The most likely explanation for this boils down to a combination of two things:

1️⃣ Undiagnosed changes in atmospheric circulation patterns.

2️⃣ Increased absorbed solar radiation at the surface due to reduced stratiform low- and mid-level cloud cover (increased sunniness), some of which is likely due to reduced atmospheric aerosol concentrations from the EU’s strict pollution regulations.

The overall increase in the “global mean temperature” (which mostly affects overnight lows) has very little to do with this event. Even in a “pre-industrialized” climate, a record-breaking heatwave would still be happening. Heck, the “global mean temperature” fell today despite the heat cranking up in Europe.

This is mostly weather systems moving around. When you have a chaotic system with two turbulent fluids interacting with each other (the atmosphere and ocean), wild things can happen.

Get your weather information from real meteorologists, not sensationalistic clickbait news outlets like BBC News or the Daily Mail.

[Misy7 @MisyDP]

If there was a basketball team of chicken this one would be a star. 🌟

[ElBuni @therealbuni]

En japon, el gorila kiyomasa se peleo con su mujer
Lo echo de su guarida del zoologico
Y despues lo captaron sentado replanteandose la vida

[Terzake @terzaketv]

"Ik ben neergestoken. Ik kan niet ademen."

Woedende reacties op politieaanpak in Verenigd Koninkrijk na moord op 18-jarige student #terzaketv

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

The way he puts his little paws behind his back to mimic the keeper is pure genius.
He's got that "retired and taking a morning stroll" energy down perfectly!

[El Club del Arte 🎨📷📚🖼🕍🎼 @Arteymas_]

Ocho minutos sublimes… 😍😍😍

Claude Monet no pintaba el mundo; pintaba el aire que se interpone entre él y las cosas.

Su pincel era un sismógrafo de la luz, capaz de registrar los latidos cromáticos de la atmósfera en un instante fugaz.

Para Monet, la realidad no estaba compuesta de formas sólidas o contornos definidos, sino de la vibración pura del color bajo el impacto del sol.

Este es un corto animado o animación digital estilizada inspirada por el uso del color de Monet.

[Wolverine land @Breaking57]

Airport parking lot prank call😂

[Catenaccio Mestreech @Treech29]

Heerlijke sketch dit, maar zo denken mensen dus ook gewoon echt tegenwoordig

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Fun fact

Mini pigs are way cleaner and smarter than you think. They can be fully litter-trained, learn tricks like a dog, follow routines, and even recognize 100+ words.

[📹 pethome678]

[Enezator @Enezator]

They installed machines in Türkiye to feed stray cats, and now some seagulls have learned how to meow hoping they’ll get food too 😭🐈

[China Now @ChinaNow24]

Hidden talents are everywhere

[Paul White Gold Eagle @PaulGoldEagle]

According to Dr. Leonard Coldwell, the use of statin drugs is akin to "mass murder".

"It always cuts off at least 20 years of your lifespan."

"Your brain is made from cholesterol. A statin drug is a cholesterol-lowering drug. So if you want to have a brain the size of a marble, just keep on taking them."

"You do not die of too much cholesterol. There is no such thing as too much cholesterol. You die only from not enough."

"I have patients that have cholesterol of 600. They're the healthiest people. Never been sick."

"Statin drugs are the most dangerous, useless drugs ever invented."

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[Italyano @Italymario]

Hay cosas que te tocan el corazón y está es una de ellas.
Créditos para el creador y propietario de este extraordinario vídeo. Muchísimas gracias.
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