Why do our spirits and hearts get so heavy with time? I'm only 32, however, I'm starting to understand why people in their 60s, 70s and beyond are so impatient.
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October 15
ChatGPT in a robot does exactly what experts warned
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October 15
IT'S BACK, IT'S WATCHING, IT'S JUDGING! OUR FATE HANGS IN THE BALANCE
skip to 4 mins. 30 secs to get to the story.
October 15
The United Nations, through the International Maritime Organization (IMO), is moving quickly toward implementing a global carbon tax on shipping. The plan involves charging companies a fee—potentially $100 to $380 per ton of CO₂ emitted beyond certain limits—with proceeds going to a U.N.-administered climate fund.
This initiative is framed as part of international climate efforts, but it would mark the first time the U.N. imposes a direct global tax, impacting trade and shipping costs worldwide. The structure raises questions about governance and accountability, as funds would be managed outside of national control.
The IMO is expected to vote on the proposal soon, and if adopted, the new tax could take effect as early as 2027. Given the scale and speed of this move, it’s critical for industry stakeholders and governments to engage now—before these changes become irreversible.
If you had to describe this "progressive policy" by the U.N. using only one word, what would it be? Share your answers below. ⬇️
Link to article: https://www.wsj.com/opinion/united-nations-shipping-tax-climate-international-maritime-organization-e2f418c0
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October 15
Parents bring back landlines to teach kids phone skills - The Old Days are New Again
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October 15
NASA’s Chandra Diagnoses Cause of Fracture in Galactic “Bone”
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October 15
More than half of world’s bird species in decline, as leaders meet on extinction crisis
Biodiversity losses are growing, the IUCN reports as summit opens, but green turtle’s recovery ‘reminds us conservation works’
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October 15
Industry Leading Proton and Nord VPNs Admit ALL VPNs Are Monitoring Users
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October 15
If you change your car battery every 6 months to 14.6 volts they will last longer under that voltage the cell walls of the battery gets shit build up on them and they hold less charge you charge to 14.6 volts it cleans the cell walls and holds higher charge most car battery aren't fucked just the cell walls are dirty and can't hold charge
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October 15
If you put mint or peppermint in the kitchen it will help keep ants and flys away rosemary and lavender and lemon grass will help keep mosquitoes away I sleep with the windows open and no fly screens and no mosquitos with these plants in my room