Todos los datos que nos llegan desde el primer día de cole hasta el último suspiro, han pasado por la batidora y por el filtro.
Sesión de maquillaje con lo que queda y después
A los libros, a las redes
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Reminder that last week, three girls/women found themselves on a migrant boat with nearly 100 men.
They all "died of heart attacks" by the time they reached England.
Everyone knows what really happened.
And now their killers are probably hosted by the British taxpayer.
Curioso. Cierran mi gimnasio, todas las tiendecitas y bares alrededor porque Amancio Ortega lo ha comprado para hacer no sé qué y, sin embargo, no han cerrado ni el Kentucky, ni el Burguer King, ni el Pepco ni el Alcampo. Raro, raro..
Curioso. Cierran mi gimnasio, todas las tiendecitas y bares alrededor porque Amancio Ortega lo ha comprado para hacer no sé qué y, sin embargo, no han cerrado ni el Kentucky, ni el Burguer King, ni el Pepco ni el Alcampo. Raro, raro..
Un profesor demuestra que un toro en una plaza llena de gente no ataca a nadie si no está amenazado…
El video viral al que te refieres muestra un famoso experimento conductual realizado en una plaza de toros con un grupo de aproximadamente 40 estudiantes que permanecen completamente inmóviles.
Al soltar a un ejemplar de toro de lidia (específicamente una vaquilla o novillo), el animal corre a gran velocidad esquivando a todas las personas sin agredir a ninguna, buscando únicamente una vía de escape.
El ejercicio se volvió un fenómeno en redes sociales y se utiliza frecuentemente para ilustrar la naturaleza del comportamiento animal.
Los toros de lidia poseen un instinto fuertemente estimulado por el movimiento y los estímulos visuales rápidos (como el vaivén de un capote o una persona corriendo).
Al encontrar un grupo de personas estáticas que no representan una amenaza directa, el animal no identifica un objetivo de ataque.
En un entorno desconocido y encerrado, el primer impulso natural del animal no es la agresión gratuita, sino la orientación y la búsqueda de una salida para ponerse a salvo.
El experimento recrea de manera masiva una antigua y arriesgada técnica taurina cómica conocida como "Don Tancredo", en la cual una persona se colocaba estática sobre un pedestal en el centro del ruedo, logrando que el toro pasara de largo al no percibir movimiento.
Aunque el video es ampliamente difundido por defensores de los derechos de los animales para argumentar que la bravura del toro es provocada artificialmente mediante el castigo y el estrés en el ruedo, expertos en etología y ganadería recuerdan que el manejo de bovinos sigue siendo de alto riesgo.
Un animal asustado, acorralado o de gran tonelaje podría arrollar a alguien por mero accidente en su trayectoria de escape, por lo que no se recomienda replicar esta acción sin estrictas medidas de control profesional.
@gl_vm97578@Expulsado33 Baje usted a tierra pronto y guarde su energía para otros asuntos más vitales en los que va a necesitar el ojo y la pierna del lado izquierdo y el brazo del lado derecho.
¿Quién va a saber hacia dónde huir si no sabe dónde y bajo qué yugo está?
Rockefeller bought American medicine using the same method he used on oil, and the first thing he took off the syllabus was food.
The method never varied in forty years. Do not fight a rival. Buy the thing the rival cannot operate without. He did it to the refineries, then the pipelines, then the railways that carried the barrels, and in 1911 the Supreme Court broke Standard Oil into thirty four pieces for it. By then he had already turned the same instinct on medicine, where nobody was watching and there was no antitrust law to break.
He did not need to own a hospital. He needed to own the thing every medical school could not operate without, which was funding.
The pretext arrived in 1910. The Carnegie Foundation published Bulletin Number Four, written by Abraham Flexner, a schoolmaster from Louisville with a classics degree and no medical training whatsoever. Flexner toured the country by train and buggy, inspected every institution claiming to train doctors, and condemned most of them.
A report is a piece of paper until somebody wealthy agrees with it.
Rockefeller's General Education Board aimed its money at the schools Flexner had approved and starved the ones he had not. Then, in 1913, the Rockefeller Foundation put Flexner in charge of that money. The author of the survey now held the chequebook deciding which of the condemned survived, and he spent the next sixteen years spending it.
America had roughly 160 medical schools in 1900. By 1935 it had 66.
The homeopathic and eclectic colleges went almost entirely. So did five of the seven Black medical schools in the country, leaving Howard and Meharry, because Flexner had written that Black doctors ought to be trained in sanitation rather than surgery. Not one of those closures was decided by a doctor. They were decided by a man who never studied medicine, holding money earned selling kerosene.
What survived was rebuilt around the laboratory bench, and the bench delivered. Antibiotics, anaesthesia, surgery that works. Nobody sensible wants that undone.
The damage was done to everything the bench could not hold. Rockefeller money did not arrive as a cheque in a drawer, it arrived as a building, a chair, a department and a research programme, and a subject that attracts no endowment gets whatever hours are left at the end of the timetable. Food attracted nothing. It cannot be patented, bottled, or sold to the same person twice.
So food left with the herbalists, and it never came back.
American medical students today receive around nineteen hours of nutrition teaching across four years. Under one percent of their lecture time. Some schools provide none at all, and the average has been falling since 2004.
Nineteen hours, and then a career of seven-minute appointments in a country where metabolic disease sits upstream of almost everything that kills people.
Your doctor is not corrupt and he is not lazy. He is holding a syllabus drawn up by a schoolmaster with a classics degree and paid for by an oil baron, and it has one move in it. Find the abnormal number. Prescribe the compound that shifts it. Review in six months.
He can tell you precisely which enzyme a statin inhibits. He spent less than a single working day, in total, on what you should put on a plate.
So when you tell him you would rather fix this with your diet, and he gives you that look, he is not dismissing you.
He is telling you what he was taught, by people who were paid to teach it.
@Rittenreloaded ¿acaso se puede hundir un país sin una población que ayude a ello? Venezuela no acabo así por unos políticos, acabo así por un pueblo que apoyo a esos políticos y denunciaba a sus vecinos.
@gl_vm97578@Expulsado33 Esto es como ser pez y soñar vivir en tierra firme sin una gota de agua
Seamos realistas. La jaula es tan perfecta que es prácticamente imposibe independizarse de ella.
Llegamos tarde. Ya han taponado todos los resquicios
Nos queda la mente y ahora tecnológicamente van a por ella
🚨Paul Saladino warns LED exposure could be a health crisis on the scale of asbestos:
"These lights quite possibly are killing you."
"When we use LED light on mice, we can watch the mitochondria generally go downhill."
"We can't see the flickering, but our brain, our eyes, and our nervous system can perceive it, and it's very activating to our nervous system in a negative way.
"It can cause eye strain, headaches, migraines, anxiety."
"You'll see a slow-motion video of this and it really drives it home how crazy it is that we're sitting under these lights all day long."
@paulsaladinomd@hubermanlab
Me acabo de enterar de que los creadores de Radar COVID, MeToca (la app para repartir las tareas del hogar que ni Irene Montero descargó), Mosquito Alert, el Pajaporte y MiDNI...
📱🌘 Ahora han sacado "Trio de eclipses", una app para ver eclipses.
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