anne marie caluwaert

Painting on silk, felting, Sculptor. Quarter Finalist, Semi Finalist in several international scriptwriting competition 2014-2016-2017-2020-2021-2023🦄

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He's back 😄

#archaeohistories https://t.co/s0zULQu9xC

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Margaret Cavendish’s ‘The Blazing World’ pioneered speculative fiction 400 years ago https://t.co/juOOWylce2

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@Jin_Jian_Azadi_ @AlArabiya_Eng Irian lives don't matter just dollars

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@too_Irish_4_u @Jin_Jian_Azadi_ @AlArabiya_Eng https://t.co/FT3HpEgho3 but I geuss brown skinned people lives don't matter? @10DowningStreet @EmmanuelMacron?????

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In 1987, the world swapped ozone-destroying CFCs for safer refrigerants; nearly 40 years later, scientists found the switch had been quietly raining a forever chemical across the planet https://t.co/YoQD52L8Bv

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[Astronomy Vibes @AstronomyVibes]

🚨 Some scientists believe intuition might be more than instinct, it could be memory reaching forward in time.

Research from institutions like HeartMath and the Institute of Noetic Sciences shows that the brain and heart sometimes react seconds before random events occur, suggesting our awareness may sense beyond the present moment.

In controlled studies, measurable changes in heart rhythm and brain waves appeared before unpredictable images or sounds, hinting that consciousness might exist outside linear time. This connects intriguingly with quantum entanglement where information links across space and time raising the possibility that human awareness operates within a vast, interconnected field that transcends the physical world.

Sources/Credits: HeartMath Institute, Institute of Noetic Sciences, Nature Human Behaviour, Scientific American, National Geographic.

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14,400 years ago, five people and a canid entered an Italian cave using pine twigs for light | Archaeology News Online Magazine https://t.co/aHYdAE3pNV

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‘I come not to praise AI but to bury it’: A novelist opens up on writing during the AI apocalypse https://t.co/edhOB7Ypuz

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The Reason Your Writing Feels Hollow in Public Is That You Are Not Writing Enough in Private | by Amey Deo | Write A Catalyst | May, 2026 | Medium https://t.co/6FOV7FS0O6

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@AnnieWHistory 👍

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The Best Books Do Not Always Get Published https://t.co/Z6LxK3fE6l

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Agatha Christie: what made the world’s bestselling author so successful? Here’s a clue https://t.co/fJQf3qXcKg

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