Today is World Lion Day
• Lions are the only big cats that live in social groups called prides
• Lionesses usually do most of the hunting and often work together
• A lion’s roar can be heard from several miles away
• Lions can sleep for up to 20 hours a day
📊 Why do statisticians square deviations instead of simply adding them?
Because positive and negative deviations cancel each other out. By squaring them, every distance from the mean contributes to the total variability, allowing us to measure how spread out the data really are.
In 1976, three children were killed in a shooting incident in Belfast. Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan – two ordinary women who were touched by the tragedy – launched an appeal against the use of violence in Northern Ireland by founding the Community of Peace People.
Chemistry laureate Akira Yoshino: then and now.
Yoshino's interest in chemistry was sparked when he received a copy of Michael Faraday's book 'The Chemical History of a Candle'. He ultimately ended up developing the first commercially viable lithium-ion battery in 1985.
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon talk about Ramanujan, in Good Will Hunting (1997) ✍️
Ramanujan lived in a tiny hut in India. No formal education, no access to other works. But he came across an old math book and from this basic text he was able to extrapolate theories that had baffled mathematicians for years. … Ramanujan's genius was unparalleled.
Take a look at Albert Einstein's abgangszeugnis (diploma) that he received 126 years ago. Einstein got the diploma after his studies at the Polytechnic Institute in Zurich during 1896-1900.
More documents regarding Albert Einstein via ETH Zürich: https://t.co/DbR3fKLAuO
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf dreamt big. She was elected President of Liberia in 2005, becoming Africa’s first democratically elected female president and oversaw a reign of uninterrupted peace in Liberia for 12 years.
What do you dream of achieving?
The proposal for initiating dialogue with students is a welcome step by @Wangchuk66. The govt should deliberate on his appeal for ending his fast. PM @narendramodi has promised several steps to safeguard the interests of students. We appeal to Sonam Wangchuk to end his fast.
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Virologist Harald zur Hausen discovered how cervical cancer is triggered by virus infections. His work led to the creation of the HPV vaccine which cuts the risk of developing cervical cancer.
#WorldCancerDay
The 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics revealed how by looking back in time towards the Big Bang we could determine the composition of our universe.
Learn more about this discovery: https://t.co/O5AZj9jeCk
#InternationalCoffeeDay
How India can consistently grow at 9-10% for a long period of time & why Trump has handed us an opportunity—Former CEO of NITI Aayog Amitabh Kant @amitabhk87 in conversation with Vir Sanghvi @VirSanghvi#ThePrintDialogues
Full episode: https://t.co/FsEC0LK40J
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'More and more POCSO cases are being settled by victim-accused marriages'
Mohammad Nasir @Mohamma55165777, Azima Naaz, Zoya Ahmad, and Taha Bin Tasneem @Taha_B_T write
#ThePrintOpinion
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