de Carvalho

06/10/2025

especially if one chooses to maintain being a billionaire once they hit that mark. Choosing to maintain that status is in fact hoarding wealth. ~ rw

03/10/2025

https://www.youtube.com/live/SER728fTxA8?si=SKvTjMu8oTpbK3i5

Live from the boats on their way to Gaza.Join us directly on the journey to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza and break the illegal siege.!!

16/09/2025

Fact checked, study is Paul Kelley et al 2017 💥

11/09/2025

03/09/2025

15/08/2025

After decades of mystery, researchers have linked a specific bacterium—Clostridium perfringens Type B—to the onset of multiple sclerosis (MS). Found in contaminated food or soil, this microbe produces a toxin that attacks the protective sheath around nerves, mimicking MS symptoms.

This discovery could revolutionize how we approach diagnosis, treatment, and even prevention of MS. It opens the door for targeted vaccines or antibiotics that neutralize the bacteria before it causes lasting damage.

It’s a major breakthrough for the estimated 2.8 million people worldwide living with MS.

17/07/2025

07/07/2025

Nicht EMDR wie ichs kenne, aber so kenne ich die Tiefenkinesiologischen Sitzungen 😎

02/06/2025

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14/05/2025

Giraffes are known for their towering height and graceful movements, but they also have a fascinating social life that challenges conventional views of animal behavior. Studies have shown that male giraffes frequently engage in same-sex interactions, with some research suggesting that up to 94% of observed sexual activity among giraffes occurs between males.

These interactions are not just brief encounters. Male giraffes often engage in a behavior called “necking,” where they gently rub their necks against one another in a form of affectionate courtship. This can escalate to mounting and other displays of intimacy. Far from being purely aggressive or competitive, this behavior is a form of social bonding that helps establish hierarchies and strengthen relationships between males.

While female giraffes also have social bonds, their interactions are typically more focused on nurturing their young and maintaining loose herds. Male giraffes, on the other hand, use these same-sex bonds to navigate the complexities of social life on the savanna.

This aspect of giraffe behavior is a reminder that in the natural world, sexuality and social relationships are far more diverse and complex than simple reproductive necessity. Giraffes are just one of many species that show that same-sex interactions are a natural part of animal behavior.

01/05/2025

01/05/2025