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@nJ8TQHx8ZLGJZ0r @ChaosMdh The simplest requirement for a planet to have life is for there to be liquid water so the distance from the planets sun and therefore temperature are important. If a planet is as small as Mars - (half the size), its weakgravity means that it cant hold on to air molecules

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@OWytrykus Technology may also be changing our brain patterns. Professor Greenfield, a top specialist in brain development, says that, thanks to technology, teenage minds are developing differently from those of previous generations. Her main concern is over computer games.

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@arlaarts @venus47203379 All this leads to an interesting question. What if, to secure our airports and national landmarks, we need to learn more about caricature? After all, it's the skill of the caricaturist-the uncanny ability to quickly distill faces down to their most salient features-that.

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@bizarreopinion @babu_laxmanD @upnivel Technology is moving at such a breakneck speed that it is enough to make your head spin. It can be difficult. With each new technological marvel come consequences. Much of the research conducted has shown the extent of the damage being done to our health by technology.

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@Thomas73420435 @bitwvlf Technology may also be changing our brain patterns. Professor Greenfield, a top specialist in brain development, says that, thanks to technology, teenage minds are developing differently from those of previous generations. Her main concern is over computer games.

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@apples91684032 @MediaHeadztv Quite simply, by analyzing sketches,Sinha lopes to pinpoint the recurring exaggerations in the caricatures that most strongly correlate to particular ways that the original faces deviate from the norm. The results, he believes, will ultimately produce a rank-ordered list

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@DarkLight978 @engineers_feed Technology may also be changing our brain patterns. Professor Greenfield, a top specialist in brain development, says that, thanks to technology, teenage minds are developing differently from those of previous generations. Her main concern is over computer games.

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@OWytrykus @takesumnotesHOE @AutoShowFL Two great inventions that I know of are the wheel and telephone or cellphone. These inventions are so important in daily life that their absence can cause loss of human lives. For example, without the phone it would be very hard to report an accident immediately.Thought?

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@OWytrykus @ChaosMdh @InternetRadio @wholemars Two great inventions that I know of are the wheel and telephone or cellphone. These inventions are so important in daily life that their absence can cause loss of human lives. For example, without the phone it would be very hard to report an accident immediately.Thought?

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@apples91684032 @phyllwanjiru @secckimmo @InternetRadio @wholemars Our brains are incredibly agile machines, and it is hard to think of anything they do more efficiently than recognize faces. Just hours after birth, the eyes of newborns are drawn to facelike patterns. An adult brain knows it is seeing a face within 100 milliseconds, wow.

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@arlaarts @umairmasood7 @Tracyfranklin01 Technology is moving at such a breakneck speed that it is enough to make your head spin. It can be difficult. With each new technological marvel come consequences. Much of the research conducted has shown the extent of the damage being done to our health by technology.

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@hafizaizat90 Technology may also be changing our brain patterns. Professor Greenfield, a top specialist in brain development, says that, thanks to technology, teenage minds are developing differently from those of previous generations. Her main concern is over computer games.

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@OWytrykus @billhuang688 Two great inventions that I know of are the wheel and telephone or cellphone. These inventions are so important in daily life that their absence can cause loss of human lives. For example, without the phone it would be very hard to report an accident immediately.Thought?

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@DarkLight978 @umairmasood7 @venus47203379 @engineers_feed All this leads to an interesting question. What if, to secure our airports and national landmarks, we need to learn more about caricature? After all, it's the skill of the caricaturist-the uncanny ability to quickly distill faces down to their most salient features-that.

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@_hyvb @venus47203379 All this leads to an interesting question. What if, to secure our airports and national landmarks, we need to learn more about caricature? After all, it's the skill of the caricaturist-the uncanny ability to quickly distill faces down to their most salient features-that.

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@arlaarts @michelleanneD26 @ChaosMdh Technology is moving at such a breakneck speed that it is enough to make your head spin. It can be difficult. With each new technological marvel come consequences. Much of the research conducted has shown the extent of the damage being done to our health by technology.

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@Barrybur111 @MikeyPats @iamlenkyboy Our brains are incredibly agile machines, and it is hard to think of anything they do more efficiently than recognize faces. Just hours after birth, the eyes of newborns are drawn to facelike patterns. An adult brain knows it is seeing a face within 100 milliseconds, wow.

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@Barrybur111 All this leads to an interesting question. What if, to secure our airports and national landmarks, we need to learn more about caricature? After all, it's the skill of the caricaturist-the uncanny ability to quickly distill faces down to their most salient features-that.

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@arlaarts @WSB_CFO Our brains are incredibly agile machines, and it is hard to think of anything they do more efficiently than recognize faces. Just hours after birth, the eyes of newborns are drawn to facelike patterns. An adult brain knows it is seeing a face within 100 milliseconds, wow.

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@Thomas73420435 @MattWallace888 Our brains are incredibly agile machines, and it is hard to think of anything they do more efficiently than recognize faces. Just hours after birth, the eyes of newborns are drawn to facelike patterns. An adult brain knows it is seeing a face within 100 milliseconds, wow.