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10 ways you can tell the Earth is round

Test the thoroughly debunked argument for yourself.

READ NOW​ feel luke a statyunar poger incl deadlnes and comiyyments huh ha

 

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Adding spring flowers to the lawn increases diversity and helps pollinators.

 

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"Predation by domestic cats is the number-one direct, human-caused threat to birds in the United States and Canada. In the United States alone, outdoor cats kill approximately 2.4 billion birds every year."

Whoever thought your pussy could be so deadly?!

 

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Fantasize about a positive future​

Imagine a positive future for yourself. Think about your hopes for tomorrow, next week, or even years from now.

Visualizing your future through an optimistic perspective can improve your mood, help you set goals, and give you a greater sense of purpose in your daily actions.

 

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Minimize negative predictions​

Try to cultivate positive expectations for the future.

Some people may have lower expectations for the future based on negative experiences in their past. However, negative experiences in the past may have little to no effect on your future. Approaching experiences with a positive and objective outlook can help you create a more successful future outcome.

 

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Letting go of grudges can be freeing.

Grudges can make us bitter, cynical, and closed-off, causing us to push people away rather than invite them in. When we’re consumed by past wrongs, we’re less likely to see the genuine appreciation and goodwill offered to us in the present.

The truth is, holding grudges doesn’t punish the person who wronged us—it punishes us. It keeps us stuck in a cycle of negativity that can blind us to the appreciation we receive.

Forgiving doesn’t mean forgetting or excusing the harm done to you. It means freeing yourself from the burden of resentment and opening up to positivity and appreciation.

It’s tough, but the peace it brings is worth it.

 

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sort em out broderick
cant have common taxpayers,breaking our laws
geee we are doing our best to destroy humanity

ffs

 

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Don't forget to laugh!​

As they say, laughter is the best medicine. As we age, keeping our sense of humor can make all the difference.

Life comes with its fair share of ups and downs, and as we get older, the downs can sometimes feel a bit heavier. But maintaining a positive attitude and the ability to laugh at life’s absurdities can make us more appreciated.

So go ahead, embrace your silliness, find joy in the little things, and don’t be afraid to share a hearty laugh. It’s not just good for your soul, but also a great way to invite appreciation from those around you.

 

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Be wary of comparisons.​

In this era we can easily fall trap of comparing ourselves to others online.

There will always be someone who seems happier, wealthier, more successful, or more appreciated.

In the comparison game no one ever wins.

It’s important to know that everyone has their own unique journey, complete with ups and downs. Your value isn’t determined by how you stack up against someone else. You bring your own unique strengths and experiences to the table.

So, be kind to yourself. Instead of comparing yourself to others, focus on celebrating your own growth and achievements.

 

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Be wary of comparisons.​

In this era we can easily fall trap of comparing ourselves to others online.

There will always be someone who seems happier, wealthier, more successful, or more appreciated.

In the comparison game no one ever wins.

It’s important to know that everyone has their own unique journey, complete with ups and downs. Your value isn’t determined by how you stack up against someone else. You bring your own unique strengths and experiences to the table.

So, be kind to yourself. Instead of comparing yourself to others, focus on celebrating your own growth and achievements.
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Similarly, pains and struggles are commonly unjustified with reminders that someone somewhere is worse off.

Everyone has their own challenges. We can try to learn from others; however, one pain never invalidates another.

 

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A step in the right direction for this parrot.
Critically Endangered Parrot Bounces Back in Huge Conservation Victory

 

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loving on,but pondering if,we humankind-sub
are deserved

 

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Pink pigeons are making a come back.

 

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Plans are afoot to bring back mammoths from extinction.

Scientists Are Reincarnating the Woolly Mammoth to Return in 4 Years

 

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This plant has some body language.

(Orchis italica) Naked Man Orchid

 

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Controversial climate change study claims we'll breach 2 C before 2030

If the new study is correct, global warming is at least a decade further ahead than we thought. But other scientists say it is filled with errors and inconsistencies.

Read M even now an extra hot burning sun,appears daily @ 3pm daily nz,to warnn ny rooom excessively huh/grrrrr formerly caed torment haha drepite 3 china made fans haa

 

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In this map of a celestial hemisphere, colours reflect the wavelengths of X-rays. Hot gas haloes surrounding galaxy clusters, as well as black holes, have broad-band emissions (white); diffuse emissions have long wavelengths (red); and in the central regions of the Milky Way, dust blocks longer-wavelength emissions, so that only short-wavelength X-rays are visible (blue or black). Multi-coloured clouds are supernova remnants. (MPE, J. Sanders for the eROSITA consortium)

admit our earth looks somewhat infected perhaps tainted by you/we know who