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August 9, 2024, 12:12

Quetzalcoatlus Northropi holds the title of the largest flying animal ever to have existed on Earth. With an estimated wingspan of up to 15 meters, it dwarfs any modern bird. To put it in perspective, even with a wingspan of 10-11 meters, this flying reptile could weigh between 200 and 250 kg. Imagine the sheer size and power of this ancient creature soaring through the skies!

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August 5, 2024, 9:27

Recent research highlighted in The New York Times reveals concerning links between ultraprocessed foods and brain health. These convenient and often delicious foods, packed with additives, preservatives, and artificial ingredients, might be more harmful than we previously thought.

🧠 Key Findings:

1. Cognitive Decline: Studies show a significant correlation between high consumption of ultraprocessed foods and faster cognitive decline.
2. Inflammation and Stress: These foods can increase inflammation and oxidative stress, both of which negatively impact brain function.
3. Mental Health Risks: There’s a growing body of evidence suggesting a higher risk of depression and anxiety linked to these diets.

🍔 What Are Ultraprocessed Foods?
Think of items like sugary cereals, packaged snacks, frozen dinners, and sodas. They are engineered for taste and convenience but often lack nutritional value.

🍏 Healthy Alternatives:

• Fresh fruits and vegetables
• Whole grains
• Lean proteins
• Nuts and seeds

Understanding these impacts can guide better dietary choices to protect our brain health. For more details, read the full article here.

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August 3, 2024, 19:14

Color isn’t just about wavelength; context plays a crucial role too. For instance, an image of strawberries might appear red to us even if there are no red pixels. Our brains perform color correction based on lighting and familiar colors. This phenomenon showcases the fascinating interplay between objective reality and subjective perception.

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