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🌵A Venus flytrap hunting! >Each lobe contains three tiny, hair-like mechanical sensors that detect physical movement. >To avoid wasting energy on falling raindrops or blowing debris, the plant acts on not one but, two different touches on these hairs within 20 seconds. ⏳ >Plant absorbs the nutrients, reopens the... show more

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‼️ This is a very dangerous situation. Nothing like this has ever happened before. This nuclear power plant is the largest in Europe. Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, which has been under Russian occupation since March 2022, has been disconnected from the power supply for more than a week. IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi stressed that this situation is unstable in terms of nuclear safety, since "in case of a complete blackout with no off-site power and no EDGs operating, the nuclear fuel could melt if power could not be restored in time." According to Ukraine’s state nuclear operator Energoatom, this is already the tenth blackout at the occupied Zaporizhzhia plant. At present, the plant is running on diesel generators. "Russia is doing absolutely nothing to fix the situation or to allow Ukrainian specialists to restore external power to the plant, which under normal conditions should operate without interruption. Russia is deliberately creating the threat of radiation incidents, taking advantage, unfortunately, of the weak position of the IAEA and its Director General Rafael Grossi, as well as the distraction of global attention. To resolve the situation, weak and half-measures will not work. What is needed is strong action and corresponding pressure on Russia to protect lives," President Zelenskyy said. Moreover, yesterday’s targeted Russian strike on one of Ukraine’s power substations in Slavutych caused a blackout lasting more than three hours at facilities of the former Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. "This includes, in particular, the New Safe Confinement that protects the environment from the remains of the plant’s fourth reactor after the 1986 explosion, as well as radioactive debris and dust. It also includes the spent nuclear fuel storage facility, which holds 80% of all the spent fuel accumulated during the plant’s operation - a total of more than 3,250 tons of spent fuel assemblies. The Russians could not have been unaware that a strike on facilities in Slavutych would have such consequences for Chernobyl. This was a deliberate attack, in which Russia used more than 20 drones. Some of them were shot down, but the strike was deliberately organized in a wave of drones to make defending the site more difficult," the President of Ukraine said.

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256,752 views • 11 months ago

Jerry Seinfeld says comedians stop being funny when they lose their physical strength "we talked about the the physical challenge of comedy which I don't think people think about...some of the really funny people funniest that I've ever seen like Michael Richards or Caesar. I've heard a lot of people talking about these guys like are crazy strong guys" "one of the things that will destroy your comedy is when you don't have any physical strength because there's an energy. Comedy is a concentration of energy on a point...It's like throwing a punch and it takes energy to do it" "a lot of comedy people as they age they just don't physically have the the juice"

Jerry Seinfeld says comedians stop being funny when they lose their physical strength "we talked about the the physical challenge of comedy which I don't think people think about...some of the really funny people funniest that I've ever seen like Michael Richards or Caesar. I've heard a lot of people talking about these guys like are crazy strong guys" "one of the things that will destroy your comedy is when you don't have any physical strength because there's an energy. Comedy is a concentration of energy on a point...It's like throwing a punch and it takes energy to do it" "a lot of comedy people as they age they just don't physically have the the juice"

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