This ancient Nazca skull, approximately 2,200 years old and featuring long braids, is displayed at the National Museum of the Archaeology, Anthropology, and History in Trujillo, Peru. The hair, which is exceptionally well-preserved and measures 2.80 meters (9.2 feet), was once part of a priestess who passed away around 200 BC at the age of 50. This artifact offers significant insights into the funerary practices and social hierarchies of the Nazca culture.
π’ ANNOUNCEMENT: Changes to our Community ForumWe've got some exciting changes coming to our community forum, plus some housekeeping items to cover! Let's dive right into it: 1) We're streamlining the channels available for you to post in to keep things engaging. These channels include Social, Current Events & News, Rabbit Holes, and Health & Wellness. You can find these on the left-handed menu of our website or under Community > Channels in our app. 2) When posting in our forum, please keep topics relevant to the respective categories. For instance, topics pertaining to supernatural phenomena should be posted under #rabbit-holes, and topics pertaining to detoxification protocols should be posted under #health-wellness. This will help people find what they're looking for (and none of what they're not). π 3) We've added a Current Events & News channel where our team will regularly post current happenings around the world seeking YOUR feedback. We value your opinion and desire to collect fresh perspectives on the rapidly unfolding landscape of global politics and societies. Be on the lookout for those starting this week! 4) We're excited to announce that we have recently added an Articles section to our platform, where our very own team members cover topics ranging from astrological forecasts to conspiratorial deep dives to bioweaponry developments! You can locate these on our website in the navigation bar at the top of the page. (note: the Articles are exclusive to our UNIFYD+ membership plans)That's all for now! Feel free to share your enthusiasm (or ask any questions) in the comments below. π
π UNIFYD TV's Member Appreciation GiveawayΒ π₯³Weβre kicking off this month with a new initiative - one that centers around YOU, our valued UNIFYD TV members. The fact is, we would not exist as a mission-fueled organization without your continual support. There is zero corporate funding propping up our team of visionaries, so your patronage means the world to us! As a token of our appreciation for your loyalty to our cause, we will select one of our long-standing members to receive a UNIFYD-themed gift basket.Drum roll, please . . .Β π₯Congratulations to Barry Jenkins for being this monthβs winner! Our team will be in touch with you this week to secure your gift.Β πFor everyone else: this giveaway will occur on a quarterly basis, and you are automatically entered by maintaining membership status with us. You could be our lucky winner next time! Stick around to find out.Β π
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March 19
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March 19
Japan develops plastic that disappears within hours in the sea and boosts soil health.
Scientists at Japan's RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science have pioneered a game-changing biodegradable plastic that dissolves in seawater within hours, drastically mitigating pollution risks.
Unlike traditional plastics, which take centuries to decompose and accumulate in oceans and ecosystems, this innovative material breaks down in:
- Just a few hours in seawater
- 10 days in soil
When discarded in soil, this biodegradable plastic transforms into organic matter, enriching soil fertility and increasing carbon content.
Unlike conventional plastics, it doesn't release carbon dioxide during decomposition, supporting climate change mitigation efforts.
Additional Benefits:
- Fully recyclable, reducing reliance on new plastic production
- Non-toxic ingredients ensure a safer environment
This Japanese innovation has the potential to revolutionize various industries, including packaging, medical devices, and industrial applications.
With its rapid decomposition, eco-friendly ingredients, and recyclability, this breakthrough biodegradable plastic brings us closer to a cleaner, more sustainable planet.
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March 18
Grok AI is for mRNA vaccines... That's a big red flag for me
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March 19
Discover the mind-boggling engineering mastery of the 12,000-year-old underground city of Derinkuyu in Turkey. No Instagram filter needed to marvel at this ancient feat! Imagine 60,000 people hustling and bustling in its multi-level labyrinth of carved volcanic rock, seeking refuge from invaders and wrathful disasters. How did our ancient ancestors pull off such a jaw-dropping architectural wonder when power tools weren't even a thing? Time to delve into the enigmatic depths of Derinkuyu's underground secrets!
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March 19
Tyre, a city that has stood the test of time since 750 BC, has transformed dramatically into a vibrant Lebanese hub by 2024. Known for its storied harbors and mythical figures such as Europa and Dido, this ancient metropolis is rich with history that still echoes through its remnants. Today, as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tyre enchants visitors with its unique fusion of remarkable archaeological treasures and contemporary urban life, inviting everyone to uncover the layers of its fascinating past.
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March 19
The Pope's clothing displays a design akin to the Atacama Giant, a massive 390-foot geoglyph located in Chile's Atacama Desert. This fascinating association prompts inquiries into the cross-cultural and historical factors that influence religious imagery. Might there be a more profound, concealed relationship between these age-old symbols and contemporary religious traditions?
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March 19
The region between Shatial and Raikot Bridge in Pakistan is home to more than 50,000 detailed carvings and 5,000 inscriptions, which are distributed across an impressive stretch of nearly 100 kilometers. These artifacts, dating from as early as the 9th century BC to the 16th century AD, form an expansive open-air gallery that vividly depicts ancient life, beliefs, and artistic expression through a variety of symbols, deities, and distinctive designs. These rock carvings serve as enduring testimonies to millennia of human activity, providing an invaluable and timeless insight into the cultural heritage of the past, meticulously preserved in stone for contemporary study and appreciation.
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September 17, 2024
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In one of his recent videos titled "Elon Musk - the Trojan Horse of AI", Ismael Perez had a serious warning about Elon Musk - saying that even the 2.0 version who replaced the original Elon Musk is a non-human bad guy and dangerous. Ismael also warned about Neuralink