Things Worth Noting
In today’s tech-driven world, flicker-free lighting is essential for protecting eyes, boosting health, and enhancing productivity amid constant screen time and artificial light exposure. Flicker, caused by rapid light fluctuations in LEDs and screens via pulse-width modulation (PWM), leads to invisible or visible pulsing at frequencies like 100 Hz, straining eye muscles and causing headaches, […]
Cheating often shows through subtle signs you notice later: emotional distance, picking fights, sudden secrecy with phones (locking screens, late-night texts, turning off cloud sharing), and unexplained schedule changes like extra “work” or boys’ nights out. Watch for shifts in intimacy—less sex or new techniques—and unexplained expenses on gifts or hotels. Partners may project guilt […]
Walking in uninterrupted bouts of 10–15 minutes cuts cardiovascular disease risk by up to two-thirds—far more than short, scattered walks—according to a large UK study of adults with low step counts. Even with the same total steps, longer bouts reduce heart attack, stroke, and death risk more effectively. This challenges the 10,000-steps-a-day myth, showing quality […]
Major baby food brands like Beech-Nut and Gerber face lawsuits for heavy metal contamination—arsenic, lead, cadmium, and mercury—in products like rice cereal, sweet potatoes, and carrots. A 2021 Congressional report revealed toxins far above safe limits, linked to autism, ADHD, developmental delays, and brain damage in kids. One in four tested foods fail FSSAI safety […]
Lab-grown meat, also called cultivated or cell-cultured meat, is facing bans in seven U.S. states, including Texas, where Senate Bill 261 blocks its sale starting September 2025. Upside Foods and Wildtype Inc. sued Texas in federal court on September 2, 2025, claiming the ban violates the Commerce Clause and protects local ranchers unfairly. Their products […]
A massive data breach exposed 183 million passwords, putting Gmail and other email accounts at serious risk. The leak comes from infostealer malware that steals login details from infected devices via phishing or unsafe networks. Criminals compile these into stealer logs and sell them on the dark web. Reused passwords make the damage worse, enabling […]
The world’s most exclusive private island resorts offer ultimate luxury, privacy, and natural beauty. North Island (Seychelles) hosts 11 villas with private pools, spa, diving, and eco-programs like coral restoration on 500 unspoiled acres. COMO Laucala (Fiji) spans 3,500 acres with 25 overwater villas, golf, organic dining, and water sports. Necker Island (BVI) accommodates 48 […]
PFAS, known as forever chemicals, contaminate nearly all soils worldwide through rain, dust, landfill leachate, biosolids, irrigation water, and firefighting foam (AFFF). Common types include PFOA, PFOS, PFHxS, GenX, and shorter-chain PFBA/PFBS. They persist due to strong carbon-fluorine bonds, sorb to soil, leach into groundwater, and move via plant uptake. Short-chain PFAS translocate to leaves; […]
President Donald Trump revealed on October 27, 2025, that he underwent a “perfect” MRI during his October 10 visit to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center as part of a routine physical exam. At 79, the oldest U.S. president, he showed strong cardiovascular, pulmonary, and neurological health, with minor issues like leg swelling (linked to […]
Ghosts—spirits, apparitions, hauntings—fascinate many, but science finds no proof they exist. Cultural beliefs in restless dead, vengeful spirits, or intelligent ghosts stem from folklore like dybbuk, bhoot, yūrei, and poltergeists. People report shadow people, EVPs, or Ouija board messages, yet these often arise from sleep paralysis, hallucinations, pareidolia, or infrasound. Ghost hunting uses EMF meters […]