Walk on Clouds
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Practical Enlightenment - The Cosmic Principles that lead to an enlightened perspective - The power of choice and responsibility - Presentation by Ross Bannister Todd (2009)
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“True Innovation” in the Ten Ox-Herding Pictures
The tricky part is that you do not and cannot know what you are looking for until you find it.
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The singer has announced that he hates the band’s name, most of their songs, and the sound of his own voice.
Q: So, self-deprecation is part of his new image. A: Maybe. You could suggest that, now U2 are less relevant than in previous years, he is adopting a James Blunt-style self-awareness to remain in the public eye. A: Interesting. What’s your second theory? A: That he’s finally listened to a U2 album.
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Bring in the clones: Instagrammers are genetically replicating their pets
Courtney Udvar-Hazy and her cloned dog, Phoenix Together, these furry duplicates are normalizing the world of animal cloning -- and they could be ushering in an era of petfluencer immortality. "Someone could clone their pet and replace the original. The world doesn't have to know. They may never know," says Melain Rodriguez, client service manager at ViaGen, which is behind the cloning of all the animals mentioned in this article. "Especially if it's one that looks exactly the same and they can just continue with that pet." (Rodriguez notes that the cloned pets aren't "reincarnations" and will have different personalities than their predecessors.) [...] The process, however, is complicated and expensive. The price tag for cloning a pet ranges anywhere from $35,000 to $50,000, depending on the animal. "It's very similar to IVF," explains Rodriguez.
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Wirth's Law: "Software is getting slower more rapidly than hardware is becoming faster."
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"Your greatness is not what you have, but what you give"
Related: Winnie the Pooh, Franz Kafka, and more are coming to the public domain in 2022
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Lake Vostok is one of the largest subglacial lakes in the world
- Antarctica's hidden Lake Vostok found to teem with life
- He Found ‘Islands of Fertility’ Beneath Antarctica’s Ice
- ‘Unclassified’ Life Found in Antarctic Lake – Researcher
- Russian scientist defends Lake Vostok life claims
- Bacteria May Thrive in Antarctic Lake
- Holds Implications for Search for Life in the Solar System
- The Very Strange Case Of The NSA And Lake Vostok In Antarctica
