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In India, Telegram was blocked to protect applicants from fraudsters. Earlier, the authorities were forced to postpone the entrance test for applicants to medical schools due to a leak of answers. The messenger will be unblocked on June 22, immediately after the test, writes Reuters
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Excessive running causes cancer.
Doctors reached this disappointing conclusion after a large-scale study.
Intense and prolonged running creates significant stress on the intestines: during exercise, blood flows to the muscles, leaving the intestines in a state of ischemia (oxygen deprivation). This leads to chronic inflammation and DNA damage.
As a result, 50% of young runners are found to have intestinal polyps, and 15% have precancerous adenomas. This is three times higher than expected for their age group.
I knew it, so I just stay home.
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Chinese people are laughing online at Musk, who is forced to use VPN to post on his social media account.
Elon is currently in China, but X is blocked there. Musk was caught using VPN—the billionaire is bypassing China's Great Firewall.
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France is overrun with drunken deer.
The animals gorge themselves on fermented fruit, after which they begin to behave like they've been partying hard – running in circles, falling to the ground, and losing coordination.
Police have already warned drivers to be more careful on the roads.
I wish I could be a drunken deer galloping through France now, instead of all this.
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People often choose their friends based on their autism level — NeuroImage: Clinical.
The study found that people with similar autistic traits understand each other better, feel more empathy, and synchronize their brains during conversations using alternative neural circuits.
Share with your friend the news about why you really chose them.
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Walking is the best free cure for everything. Scientists confirm: regular walking outperforms many productivity training programs and works on several fronts: - Depression: Walking in nature significantly reduces activity in the areas of the brain responsible for negative thoughts. - Life extension: Every 1,000 steps a day reduces the risk of death from cardiovascular disease by 15%. And 7,000 steps reduces the risk by almost 50%. - Creativity: When walking, the brain starts generating fresh ideas, and the effect lasts throughout the rest of the day. - Mental reboot: thoughts naturally fall into place. We're going for a walk, now.
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NASA has released over 12,000 images from the Artemis II mission. This is a complete archive of the lunar mission, featuring stunning photographs of our satellite, Earth, the spacecraft, and space. Find the perfect wallpaper or just spend a couple of hours browsing— link (https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/SearchPhotos/ShowQueryResults-Lightcycle.pl?results=1777772559122361)
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Oracle fired 30,000 IT specialists in one day (https://t.me/+VAWWY7D0BCtkNTky), replacing them with a neural network they had trained. According to a Time investigation, the specialists were forced to document all their work, after which the data was fed to the AI training system. Some employees lost 20 million rubles in stock options as a result.
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Your favorite perfume is slowly killing you—DNA-damaging phthalates have been found in Bvlgari, Zielinski & Rozen, Calvin Klein, and other fragrances.
In men, phthalates affect potency and impair sperm quality; in women, they block ovulation and increase the risk of infertility.
Calvin Klein had the worst results: in several fragrances, the concentration of diethyl phthalate reached 2.2% of the total bottle weight. D&G was also found to contain BHT, a substance that triggers hyperthyroidism and causes a number of problems.
Regular use of perfume leads to a buildup of phthalates in the body and, in some cases, can lead to cancer.
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Thailand is experiencing a scorching heat wave, with temperatures reaching a staggering 52°C (122°F).
Bangkok authorities have warned of "extremely dangerous levels" of heat. People are advised to stay indoors unless necessary and to drink plenty of water.
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