@Mac57778461Mac@leshka_eth It actually might be possible, these are specific armored volvo truck for banks. Carrying heavy stuff. Everything is reinforced. But by law, the maximum weight of the truck can be somewhere in 50t. Maybe they were allowed to carry a little bit more, who knows
@AmericaPartyX We'll your information is pretty much false... they literally swam around few hundr meters. You can open google maps and see. They didn't swim to the spains mainland...
By groks info it's partially true
The claim in the X postโthat separation from a mother triggers an immediate survival alarm in an infant's brain, with cortisol levels surging up to 300% within 60 secondsโis partially true but significantly exaggerated and not fully supported by scientific evidence.Infant separation from a primary caregiver does indeed activate a stress response rooted in attachment theory, as seen in procedures like the Strange Situation, where brief separations (typically 3-20 minutes) can lead to behavioral distress and measurable cortisol increases, particularly in insecurely attached infants. This reflects an evolutionary adaptation for survival, prompting the infant to seek proximity for protection.
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Long-term or repeated separations can also dysregulate the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, potentially increasing risks for anxiety or stress-related issues later in life.
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However, the specific assertion of a 300% cortisol surge within 60 seconds lacks backing from peer-reviewed studies. Actual research shows:Cortisol elevations in infants during separations are typically moderate (often 20-100% above baseline, depending on attachment security and stressor duration), not 200-300%.
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These increases are not "immediate" in seconds; cortisol responses take minutes to manifest and are usually measured 15-40 minutes post-separation due to the HPA axis's slower activation (unlike faster sympathetic responses like heart rate spikes).
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Securely attached infants often show little to no cortisol rise, while insecure or disorganized ones may exhibit blunted, stable, or slight increases (e.g., slopes of 0.3-0.9 in log-transformed units, equating to modest relative changes).
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The extreme 300% figure appears to originate from unsubstantiated social media posts rather than empirical data, likely amplifying real findings for dramatic effect.
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In contrast, studies on prolonged separations (e.g., 30-60 minutes) report only moderate elevations, with variability based on factors like prenatal stress or caregiver sensitivity.
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NEW: The NTSB has released footage of the damage swath following the explosive crash of UPS Flight 2976, whose left #1 engine detached and fell off during takeoff from Louisville, Kentucky on Tuesday.
The death toll has risen to 13, including 10 persons on the ground, with another 8+ people unaccounted for.
The damage swath is approximately a half mile long.
That's @grok answer...
The expression "6ยฒ รท 2(3) + 4 = ?" sparks debate due to ambiguous notation; standard PEMDAS rules (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction) suggest solving 6ยฒ = 36 first, then 36 รท 2 = 18, followed by 18 ร 3 = 54, and finally 54 + 4 = 58, but the lack of explicit multiplication symbols (e.g., 2 ร 3) leads some to interpret 2(3) as a single unit, yielding 36 รท 6 + 4 = 10