Remember when manners werenβt just social etiquette, but a recognition of shared humanity? Respect came first, regardless of belief, status, or ideology. Humanity itself was the baseline.
My first day at medical school is over. It is a pity that due to the martial law in the region it was held remotely, like all the following days. I have to limit myself in many ways because of the large amount of lectures I have to study, but I like these difficulties. #medical
The reaction of my relatives when I bring a skeleton into my room, make the room into a medical office, and collect specimens of all the organs.... Horrible, but very professional
By the way, my favorite topic: Evolution. Genetics. The cell. DNA....
They're all connected. Thus, it is possible to know something that should not exist - disease. For example, preventing disease before it spreads - vaccination.
And then we're next: we're all dead by 2050-2060 because sex crazed orange dude, greedy techbros and lunatics who think god chose them to own the Earth, refrain us to adress the real problem.
There comes a point when critique repeats itself. The same patterns, the same violence, the same cycles. To see it again is not revelation, it is confirmation.
We have to accept people are choosing the end of the world as we know it.
Itβs an excuse to say they just feel powerless.
Thereβs comforting denial everywhere. The issue barely even ever trends.
In commodifying every aspect of our lives capitalism is turning us into product codes stripping away our uniqueness and reducing our lives into being numbers in the matrix for our rulers to exploit.
Imagine believing every scientist, toxicologist, and regulator is lying - but an anonymous social media account has the truth. Youβre not being critical - youβre being conned.
Deforestation in the Congo Basin is rooted in various factors, including agricultural expansion, logging, mining, and infrastructure development. While these activities may provide immediate economic benefits, the long-term consequences are dire. Forests are crucial for maintaining climatic balance, protecting biodiversity, and supporting local economies. They provide food, shelter, and clean water to millions of people while also playing an instrumental role in carbon sequestrationβabsorbing carbon dioxide and helping to mitigate climate change.
The next step in human evolution is not genetic, it is systemic. To transcend markets and nations is not utopian fantasy, it is necessity. Evolution now means aligning with planetary reality, not clinging to tribal illusions.
if science changes its mind when new data arrives (and thatβs a strength, not a failure), then shouldnβt you take the same approach to your own beliefs?