KNOWLEDGE WORM 🐛

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Reading to your child for just 20 minutes a day may seem like a small gesture, but it is one of the most powerful investments you can make in their future. Experts estimate that consistent daily reading from infancy exposes a child to roughly 1.8 million words each year. This enormous volume of language input has profound effects on brain development, shaping neural pathways that are essential for learning, communication, and emotional intelligence.

The early years of life are a period of rapid brain growth. During this time, synapses, connections between neurons, are forming at an extraordinary rate. Hearing new words, sentences, and stories during shared reading strengthens these connections, improving memory and language acquisition. Children exposed to frequent reading develop larger vocabularies, better comprehension skills, and a stronger foundation for later literacy.

Beyond language, reading also nurtures social-emotional development. When a parent or caregiver reads aloud, children learn to interpret tone, understand emotions, and engage with complex characters and situations. This helps them develop empathy, problem-solving skills, and the ability to navigate social interactions. Shared reading creates a bond between adult and child, fostering feelings of safety, trust, and curiosity-key ingredients for lifelong learning and well-being.

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@karnataka_sport Unprofessional,,,,,, if our Karnataka batsman done like this it's aggressive intent, if opposite players done it's unprofessional,,

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@anandchokshi19 People who don’t even know basic cricket are giving selection advice 😂
Rishabh Pant T20I avg around 22 with SR 125.
Jaiswal played very few T20Is and still inconsistent in big pressure games.

Team selection is based on roles, conditions and balance… not Twitter emotions.

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@varun_biyani @SkyKing_Courier

One of the no no no only the worst courier service i ever seen my last 5 years business,
No accurate customer service contact number , no customer support, no response for delay.

What type of business you people doing ??

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@Globalstats11 The representation of Nigeria, Chile, Estonia, Lithuania, and Bolivia feels significant, especially when viewed against the broader global context, showing us that there are many forms and levels of giving that deserve recognition

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@Globalstats11 J is fool proof. Your parents will be rich high-status research scientists or military.

No losing.

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@Globalstats11 Thanks for sharing this detailed list because having all shortcuts at hand really makes working in Excel a lot smoother.

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@Globalstats11 India, Italy, and Israel all finding themselves inside these parallel boundaries gives the map a quirky kind of logic, mixing South Asian, European, and Levantine worlds into a single frame

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@Globalstats11 When I see how China, Japan, South Korea, Mongolia and Vietnam evolved their scripts, it makes me realize how culture and history shape the uniqueness of writing systems.

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@stats_feed This is specifically about people who are virgins at a late stage in life, not people who haven't had sex in a while.

This study is perhaps the most comprehensive one in a while since their sample size is over 400,000

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@historyinmemes The 666 kills me every time. 🤣🤣🤣
Ozzy always knew exactly what was going on.

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@Globalstats11 It’s so interesting that while the United States, Canada, France, Germany and Australia just go with the Gregorian calendar, others keep parallel ones alive.

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@Globalstats11 I honestly expected peace to be a stronger keyword in places like Nigeria, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kenya and Pakistan but the map shows a different reality.

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@Globalstats11 Looking at Africa again it is easy to see how Ethiopia, South Africa, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania have Christianity as the main faith guiding their population.

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@Globalstats11 Seriously makes one wonder why cities like Istanbul, Karachi, Shanghai, Toronto, and Cape Town, despite being the largest, never became the political capitals—they just seem like they naturally would fit the role.

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@Globalstats11 The map highlights a crisis when so many regions, including Romania, Czechia, Slovakia, Austria, and Moldova, show population decline.

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Moringa, known as the 'Miracle Tree,' is packed with nutrients that make it one of the healthiest plants on Earth. Its leaves are rich in vitamins, minerals, and protein, helping boost energy, strengthen bones, and support immunity. For centuries, people have used it as both food and medicine.

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@Globalstats11 This highlights the fact that countries as far apart as Philippines, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Ukraine, and Venezuela are all shaping their own learning paths.

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Tom Longboat, an Onondaga from Six Nations Reserve, began racing in 1905, inspired by Mohawk runner Bill Davis. In 1907, at 19, he won the Boston Marathon in a record 2:24:24, beating the previous record by nearly five minutes. Despite facing racism, his victory marked him as the first Indigenous winner.

Longboat's innovative training, alternating intense workouts with rest, was rooted in Haudenosaunee traditions. After his 1907 triumph, he competed in the 1908 Olympics but collapsed. Turning professional, he won the 1909 world championship and served as a dispatch runner in World War I.

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@Globalstats11 Placing Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Jordan into a single slice seems simplistic for population data; the complexities of migration and conflict in these regions can’t be captured just by numbers on a map.

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on March 23, 2178, Pluto will complete its first full orbit around the Sun since its discovery in 1930. This marks a significant milestone, as Pluto's orbit takes approximately 248 Earth years to complete, a timescale so vast that this event spans centuries of modern human history