My Neighbor's Cat Finally Trusts Me

Tiny cat that definitely will steal your heart + (Time)😹

tonight’s rare planetary alignment

Tonight’s alignment of seven planets

rare alignment of seven planets tonight

Such an esteemed lady you are Goose

Leo aka Leonidas aka Leo the leopard 😸

TIL that ancient Egyptians were among the first to invent tools like scissors and tweezers, showcasing their advanced technology and ingenuity that we still benefit from today

I pay the bills, but we all know who really runs this house

What is the EGO? Why there is so many concepts for it?

TIL: Recent Advances in Xenotransplantation – Successful Gene-edited Pig Kidney Transplant into Human, Marking a Significant Step Forward in Addressing Organ Shortages

TIL: mRNA was first tested in the 1990s, but a 2005 breakthrough made it stable for medical use.Early attempts failed as mRNA degraded too quickly. In 2005, scientists developed lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) to protect it, enabling new medical applications

TIL that recent advancements in xenotransplantation have enabled successful gene-edited pig kidney transplants in humans, offering hope for addressing organ shortages

TIL that technological advancements are expected to create many new jobs in various industries by 2030. This change is opening up new opportunities.

TIL that advancements in technology are expected to create millions of new jobs by 2030, particularly in sectors like healthcare and technology. This shift opens up new career opportunities across various industries

TIL that AI is projected to create millions of new jobs by 2030 across various industries like healthcare and technology. It's not just about automation but also creating innovative jobs

TIL that AI is projected to create 20 to 50 million new jobs by 2030, particularly in sectors like healthcare, technology, and finance. It's not just about automation; it's also driving job creation and offering high salaries, with some AI developers earning up to £120,000.

TIL: mRNA vaccines were first developed in the 1990s, but a 2005 breakthrough made them viable.Early attempts failed as mRNA degraded too fast. Lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) solved this, enabling vaccines for rabies, flu, and research on HIV and cancer.

TIL: mRNA vaccines were developed in the 1990s but only became a breakthrough with COVID-19.Early mRNA vaccines failed because mRNA degraded too fast. In 2005, lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) solved this issue, but funding was scarce.COVID-19 created urgency, and now mRNA vaccines are being explored.

TIL: mRNA vaccines, built on decades of research, became game-changers during the pandemic, saving millions of lives. It shows how long-term dedication in science can lead to breakthroughs. What other areas might benefit from persistent research?"

My girlfriend put this dress on our cat and I was against it til she sent me this

How will agentic AI and generative AI affect our non-tech jobs?

Is dharmadatu and dharmakaya the same thing? Is dharmadatu the absolute reality? Does it exist independently or is it interdependent?

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The Truth about Our Power