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Altruistic behavior has been shown to muffle pain

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Scientists have found that making sure you’re doing something for the good of others not only helps you have fun, it also makes you less sensitive to pain. A group of scientists from several Chinese...
America

Transferring consciousness to a computer: the path to immortality or an unrealistic concept

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Despite the fact that every year breakthroughs are made in science, it still cannot defeat death. Where medicine is powerless, technology comes into play. "High-tech" talks about one of them - a hypothetical loading...
International

Research warns of the dangers of using emoticons

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At a time when more and more communication is happening remotely, through the use of various textual means of communication, the use of emoticons is becoming increasingly popular. It helps to better express emotions...
News

More than half a billion pushed into extreme poverty due to health costs

The COVID-19 pandemic is likely to halt two decades of global progress towards Universal Health Coverage, according to reports released on Sunday from the World Health Organization (WHO) and World Bank, which reveal more than half a billion people are being pushed into extreme poverty because they have to pay for health services out of their own pockets.
America

The beautiful love story of Tsar Boris III and the lovely Joanna of Savoy

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She is 20 years old, beautiful, smart, with a delicate narrow face and spirited green-brown eyes. He is 33 - very wise for his age, a man in every sense of the word. She...
Economy

Trump received a billion to launch a new social network “Truth Social”

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Trump's media group has received a billion dollar investment. The ex-president is going to launch his "anti-face" at the beginning of the new year Former US President Donald Trump's media group said it received a...
Economy

India: Complete ban on all private cryptocurrencies

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India: Complete ban on all private cryptocurrencies and time for asset withdrawal The government has yet to give a clear definition of a private cryptocurrency It is reported that the Indian government will pass a bill...
America

Even Christmas trees are not immune to the pandemic deficit and inflation

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Even Christmas trees are not immune to the pandemic deficit and inflation that plague the economy. Extreme weather and disruption of supply chains have reduced the supply of real and artificial Christmas trees this season....
Economy

Russia struck a preemptive blow with a crowbar, ahead of Europe

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This week the Russian government decided to increase the export duty on ferrous scrap from 70 to 100 euros per tonne. The new rate will be in effect from January 1, 2022 and has,...
America

The path to two giants. Xinjiang in Stalin’s policy

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Despite the fact that East Turkestan was a poor region, it, unlike the Soviet West Turkestan, did not survive the man-made famine of 1931-1932, many fled to neighboring regions and countries. A snapshot from...
America

Daughter of the Korean Stalin. How the head of South Korea succumbed to the charms of shamans, scored millions in bribes and went to...

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Park Geun-hye is South Korea's third-ever president to be convicted of financial crimes. During her reign, she ran around with fortune-tellers and charlatans, drowning in luxury with a close friend and demanding multimillion-dollar bribes...
America

State Department spokesman Price: US is pursuing an “open door policy” expanding NATO

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State Department spokesman Ned Price explained the US’s violation of Russia's promise not to expand NATO eastward. His words are quoted by RIA Novosti. As Price explained, the White House is pursuing an "open door...
International

US court rejects multibillion-dollar claim of ex-Yukos shareholders against Russia

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The US Court of Appeal ruled on the claim of the ex-shareholders of the Yukos oil company. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the court ruling. Ex-shareholders of Yukos demand $ 50...
International

This woman is the oldest in the world

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A woman from the Iranian province of Razavi Khorasan is the oldest man on earth. Fatemeh Noruzi from the northeastern city of Torbate Jaam is 122 years old, informs "Iran Front Page". Earlier, Japan's Kane Tanaka,...
Human Rights

The Rohingya people are suing Facebook for $ 150 billion

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The case is related to the genocide in Myanmar Rohingya Muslims have announced they will sue Facebook and its parent company, Meta. The case is related to the genocide of the Indo-Aryan people inhabiting Myanmar. Litigation...
International

Europe considers Bulgaria’s demands for Northern Macedonia absurd

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Bulgaria does not recognize a Macedonian minority, and its troops have sent Macedonian Jews to Treblinka, according to an authoritative German newspaper. Bulgaria is on the verge of having a new government, and Brussels hopes...
Human Rights

UNICEF launches historic Appeal to save children

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KABUL/KATHMANDU/NEW YORK, 7 December 2021 – UNICEF launched its largest ever single-country appeal today to urgently respond to the humanitarian needs of over 24 million people in Afghanistan, half of whom are children. UNICEF’s appeal for US$2...
International

Is the global Muslim Brotherhood experiencing a major internal crisis?

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The Muslim Brotherhood is experiencing significant developments, revealing an official split into two fronts with separate websites and media platforms. Is the Brotherhood officially splitting? The Istanbul and Munir fronts have made decisions to dismiss, freeze, and marginalize leaders loyal to each other. Additionally, the Munir Front has taken control of the official website, while alternative platforms have emerged. Learn more about the origins and presence of the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe.
Health

Omicron full of mutations: why everyone is so afraid of the new COVID-19 strain and how dangerous it is

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A new strain of COVID-19 was found in southern Africa - it forced several countries to restrict air travel and tighten security measures at once. The WHO believes that the new variant is highly...
Environment

Armenian know-how: eco-pens can be sown and grown after use

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Fountain pens have appeared on the Armenian market that can grow into a particular plant, if they are planted in the ground, like ordinary seedlings - Karine Harutyunyan Sputnik, from Yerevan. These pens, by...
International

The European Central Bank is planning a new design for euro banknotes

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The euro was introduced as an available currency in 2002 with a design described by the ECB as "epochs and styles" The European Central Bank (ECB) is planning a new design of euro banknotes, and...
Health

Why emotional intelligence is more important than usual and how to develop it

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The opinion of psychologists. Emotional intelligence is one of the most popular concepts in recent years. What it is, why is it important to recognize and manage emotions, say experts in the field of psychology. Emotional...
International

Tyrannosaurus Rex suffered from severe toothache

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Tyrannosaurus Rex, which roamed the Earth 68 million years ago, appears to have had a bone disease that caused severe toothache, a new study shows. A team from Germany claims that a severe infection...
International

In The Aether, Pure And Ethereal. A Work Of Art In The Metaverse Era

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THE FIRST VIRTUAL EXHIBITION BY THE STATE HERMITAGE MUSEUM CURATED BY  Dimitri Ozerkov Anastasia Garnova THE DIGITAL FUTURE HAS ARRIVED. EVERYTHING IN THE WORLD HAS A DIGITAL TWIN. THE OLD AND NEW WILL SOON BE UNITED IN THE DIGITAL METAVERSE. ART IS BEING SOLD, BOUGHT AND BECOMING A COLLECTIBLE...
Health

A New Material Was Created At Cambridge. It Is 80% Water, But It Can Withstand An Elephant

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British bioengineers have created a jelly-like gel that, when compressed, becomes as hard as glass. Scientists from the University of Cambridge (UK) have developed a jelly-like material composed of 80% water. When compressed, it acquires...
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