💡 More than 100,000 young makers are developing their... critical thinking skills with these fun DIY STEM kits! ✨ They adore building their own cool gadgets, and at the same time, learning life-long skills about electronics, robotics, and coding could help them in the future. 🧑‍💻show more

Kal the bat-eared fox showing his digging skills. These... massive ears help them to hear insects (their primary food) from long distances and even locate them underground. The ears also help regulate body temperature in the hot African climates they inhabit.show more

If you want kids to help out, dont make... chores feel like chores Kids want to help out. And they are always up for having fun. So make chores fun and kids will enjoy doing them Do it with them Blast some tunes Turn it into a game or competition Praise their efforts after they are done Easy way to teach kids basic life skills And to get some help around the houseshow more

Building autonomous vehicles, robots, and vision AI takes more... data than any team can collect on their own. At #CVPR2026, NVIDIA announced physical AI agent skills to help speed development: composable workflows that automate data generation, simulation, policy training and evaluation, powered by Cosmos 3. Read the blog:show more

We are bigger and more powerful than bugs. They... are terrified of us, yet we are terrified of them. We know exactly what they are, but they don't understand what we are. It's the same with the higher interdimensional entities. They know exactly what we are and who we are. When we encounter them, we are terrified of them, and in some cases, they run away from us even though we are in their own environment. We don't understand what they are. We are not at the top of the food chain.show more

Help or support the poor at your peril. I... studied Anthropology in university. I understand the psychology of the poor more than anything in my life. When I deal with someone from a poor family, I pay attention to their perspective on things and I already know the outcome. Their world revolves around money and gains and wants and never about the future.show more

People wonder what a big ship does in the... shipyard. Much of it doesn’t change — the city must be maintained. While we’re upgrading and fixing things, a lot of Sailors are at schools to improve their skills. We even have more than a 100 out to sea on other ships learning their warfighting tradecraft.show more

In case you're wondering how men who support men... in women's sports talk about the issue... "beat the shit out of all [women and girls] in their sports and prove to them we are more dominant and better at everything than they are".show more

There have been more than 100,000 #excessdeaths in the... UK since January 2022 - 30,000 more than the number of British civilians who died in #WWII. This is being ignored by Britain’s journalists. I told many of these same journalists - including journalists from ITV News - about the #horizonscandal as far back as 2014 and they ignored that too. Perhaps ITV will make a folksy feelgood docudrama about #excessdeaths in ten years time, with cute little cameos for their own reporters. I wonder how many more people will die unexpectedly in the meantime.show more

The elephants at our Nairobi Nursery love their days... out exploring in the forest, but they also love the call of their bedrooms in the evening! Waiting for their arrival, bottles of warm milk, freshly mixed by their Keepers! Everyone has their own running style as they head back in, tonight we're with little Wamata, closely followed by Latika, Weka, and Muridjo! Each of these elephants was rescued as an orphan. Discover their stories, and how you can help us help them, at:show more

It's the little things that make me excited about... the future. Many people are (rightfully) worried that AI and robotics will take their jobs. Yes, it's about money they need to live on, and solutions are needed. At the same time, it's often work that's strenuous and tedious. So we can be glad when robots take these tasks off our hands. Furthermore, robots don't need breaks, vacations, or sleep. They can be scaled quickly and are efficient. Globalization, and humanity as a whole, can therefore benefit massively from this increase in efficiency.show more

Every time a visitor’s time ends and they get... ready to leave, these rescued souls gather quietly at the door, as if they are saying, Please don’t go yet… stay a little longer with us. ❤️ These dogs have been through so much. They are healing, recovering, and slowly learning to trust again, one gentle moment at a time. Please keep these lives in your kind prayers. Their hearts are still mending, and your compassion truly gives them strength. #dogs #AnimalWelfareshow more

Los Chapitos, El Chapo's sons, throw these big Christmas... parties in Sinaloa and hand out stuff like new cars, appliances and food. They are doing this to keep people in the area on their good side amid all that ongoing violence. Regular folks there are appreciating the gifts when times are tough, but it's not free help. The cartel is running everything, so people are living scared all the time with roadblocks, shootings, and folks disappearing. The handouts are really just another way they are keeping control. Kids and teenagers are seeing the parties, the money, the cool stuff, and the status. It is making the narco life look exciting. A bunch of young guys are getting pulled in as lookouts or runners, thinking it's an easy way to make cash fast. In the long run it is hurting everyone. Kids are growing up thinking violence is normal, and lots are ending up dead young or stuck in the cartel forever before they even get a real chance at anything else.show more

Why to vote for the first female president Kamala... Harris: 9 areas where women excel in leadership: - Empathy: Women tend to be more attuned to the emotions and needs of their team, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment. - Collaboration: Women often excel at building consensus and encouraging teamwork, creating a collaborative work culture. - Communication: Women typically have strong interpersonal communication skills, which help in resolving conflicts and ensuring clarity in expectations. - Emotional Intelligence: Women are often better at recognizing and managing both their own emotions and those of others, leading to healthier workplace dynamics. - Adaptability: Women frequently demonstrate flexibility and adaptability in the face of change, allowing them to navigate complex situations effectively. - Attention to Detail: Women often have a keen eye for detail, ensuring that projects are completed to a high standard. - Mentorship: Women often excel at nurturing talent and providing mentorship, which helps in the development and retention of employees. - Patience and Persistence: Women often show patience and persistence, which are crucial for long-term success and achieving goals in the face of obstacles. - Holistic Thinking: Women are often skilled at considering the broader impact of decisions, integrating various perspectives to make well-rounded choices. Men not confident in their own abilities are the ones who fear strong women. Men who call other men “gay” for respecting powerful women are usually unsure of their own sexuality (nothing wrong with that) or believe that they are better than women.show more

They are all Baphomet inverts The ideal vessel for... a demon is both male and female, androgynous The trans craze is being pushed demons they lead the victim to castrate themselves with drugs, sell their body, mutilate their flesh, and finally kill themselves, sending them straight to their cousins in Hell. Demons are more organized than the army, and they work together to reach their end goal, which is another soul in Hell to torment as they pass time till their eventual destruction.show more

It’s a reasonable question: Of all the playthings they... have to choose from, why are babies so drawn to baby dolls? The answer is that young children’s early play closely mirrors their day-to-day experience: feeding and care routines, hugging, kissing, and bedtime. So what better plaything than a baby of their own? Playing with dolls nurtures a host of skills - fostering language and motor development, creative thinking, and social- emotional development. Doll play also contributes to self-regulation. As they soothe and comfort their dolls, babies are practicing the same skills needed to comfort themselves. And what a tender and thoughtful caretaker this little cutie is. After putting her doll to sleep, she is cognizant of the need for quiet - and ready to enforce it! Did/does your child have a favorite doll? What benefits do you see? 🎥 last1knights IGshow more

After the good development and involvement shown, we are... hosting Rebirth in an AMA today at 6PM UTC with a $500 giveaway in Rebirth token for a handful of winners live. Rebirth comes with a cool concept to not only revive dead tokens but also give back to the crypto community as their old dusted tokens are reborn through their dapp receiving Rebirth tokens in exchange. They are doing things the right way and their Dapp has been released and is being fully audited by Assure. To know more about them and their utilities, check out and join their community at Do not miss our AMA at today at 6PM UTC, see you there! Disclaimer:show more

“They didn’t teach me anything!” Want to evaluate the... quality of your child’s preschool? You could hardly ask for a better endorsement than this one, captured at the end of a three-year-old’s first day of school. In fact, if you visit a classroom and find a preschool teacher lecturing - or children hunched over desks, all engaged in the same teacher-directed activity - run for the hills. That’s because young children don’t learn in the same way older children do. They learn through play. They learn through interaction. They learn through discovery and exploration; through trial and error. The best early childhood teachers are rarely the center of attention in their classrooms. They aren’t there to lecture and drill, but to observe, plan, guide, question, and support the needs of each individual child. Never confuse a lack of stereotypical “teaching” in these classrooms for a lack of LEARNING. Or rigor. Indeed, these child guided classrooms are learning laboratories second only to the home in terms of their life-changing potential. If your child doesn’t come home covered in paint once in a while, or with grass stains on their pants, you’ve probably chosen the wrong program. Instead look for an endorsement like our hero’s: They didn’t teach me anything, but I had fun. And maybe tomorrow there will be more time to talk about possums. This happy little learner was shared to TT by carliewinkels.show more