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140 IQ is good, but what does it really do? An IQ of 140 is a mixed blessing. On an IQ scale which means 100 and average deviation 15, a person with an IQ of 140 is at 99.616957th percent. This means that they scored higher than 99.6% of the test population, an achievement equal to or improved by only 1 in 261 people. The "blessing" part of this high score suggests that the person is easy to learn, can solve the problem at a very high level, and indulge in sophisticated…

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Diazepam and herbal medicines - a solution to anxiety Diazepam is a Doctors / Pharmacist solution to anxiety and make no mistake, it works !! However, the risks of Diazepam addiction are very high! You can always try some natural ways to deal with your anxiety: Meditation / Spirituality Start eating a healthy diet: Try to include Omega-3s, fish oils are not only good for the heart but can also protect against anxiety and depression Exercise Thinking / Living in the moment.…

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Dissociation Dissociation can be seen as one of the functions of our brain and the nature of thought, such as perception, thinking, or remembering. There are 2 different ways to discuss separation: as a pathology, or as a trait. Most theorists understand this as a phenomenon when certain aspects of cognition or experience are inaccessible to consciousness and there is a pause in: **Time**: ignorance of existence and current-state orientation **Real feeling**: disconnecting…

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Japanese ‘comfort women’ As many as 3 / 4ths of comfortable women in Korea may have died during the war, according to a statement made by Representative SeijuroThe Arahune of the Japanese Diet in 1975. In which he claimed to cite figures provided by Korean authorities during the negotiations of 1965 Korea - agreement with Japan. 1965 Korea-Japan Treaty https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1965_Korea-Japan_Treaty (However, the validity of this statement came into question because…

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The disappearance and death of ELISA LAM In mid-2010, Lam started a blog named Ether Fields on Blogspot. Over the next two years, she posted pictures of models in stylish clothing and accounts of her life - specifically her struggle with Bipolar disorder and depression. (He takes Wellbutrin, Lamictal, Seroquel and Effexor to help with his bipolar). In a blog post in January 2012, Lam lamented that a "relapse" at the beginning of the current school term forced him to drop…

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Monster with 21 Faces - unsolved mystery "monster with 21 faces", one of the strangest criminal cases in history, is On March 18, 1984, two men entered the home of Katsuhisa Enzaki, the president of Glico, a Japanese candy company, armed with pistols and rifles and with masks on their faces making it impossible to identify them. He and Enzaki grabbed his wife and daughter while Enzaki himself fled to the bathroom with his two other children. The secret intruders proceded to…

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Could X-rays or gamma rays hurt people? It is an atomic fireball. More specifically, it is the bright air shell that was first compressed into a growing fireball, about seven tenths of a millisecond after the explosion. The air within this 450 foot shell is heated beyond the plasma incandescence of x-rays and / or gamma rays emitted by the explosion. If you were inside that fireball, you were dead - most of your body literally took off in a little time to think, "wha?" So…

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Einstein's Theory of relativity is an illusion! The observer cannot change the truth simply by observing, the expansion of time is a visual experience. Our theories are based on the assumption that light travels from the source to reach us, but our vision is a biological sense and, not a physical product. An observer relies on the brain - eye coordination to visualize the physical characteristics of the light source. A personal vision cannot be printed, or any fact can be…

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Creepy facts of a Blackhole Lots of interesting facts, many notable phenomena and much more are purely theoretical because we can not go and experiment near a blackhole. 1. **No escape** The most famous thing about blackholes that everyone knows is the fact that, no one can escape the gravity of blackholes, even light. Although the photons do not have mass, but they bend at the curve of space time (General Relativity) caused by the blackhole, forcing the light to travel…

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3 ways to prevent procrastination and stay productive When we talk about productivity or practices in general there are no apps or methods that are better than others. The most important thing is to create, develop, or adhere to a system that works for your life and your productivity. 3 things to remember/ways you must do. Set goals. Set a goal for each task you need to do. Make a checklist for the goals you set. Try to **organize** your day the night before the week of the…

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The Beginning : a newbie in this platform Hi everyone how are you? I hope y'all are doing great today. I'm DeepThinker, a newbie in this platfrom. I think this is a blogging site, because I have read some of the articles been posted and there's a lot of blog post about everything. I read so many good quality articles/blogs and I'm really excited to write my own and post it in here. First of all I don't have any idea on how this platform works but I hope this will be good.…