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Why is it that we attribute medical success to divine intervention, but medical failure to human error ?

u/Ok_Trick6289 — 1 day ago

Analyzing Sadhguru’s 1997 Case: A document-based chronological breakdown of FIR No. 114/97

Hey everyone,

I've been working on a document-based archival project mapping out public legal records..." I wanted to share a strictly objective, data-driven timeline concerning a high-profile historical case that often circulates with a lot of speculation: FIR No. 114/97.

Instead of relying on rumors, hearsay, or emotionally charged narratives from either side, this investigative video essay lays out official case files, police timelines, and public legal records side-by-side with raw evidence. The goal is to map out the public archives to see exactly what the data shows when stripped of rhetoric.

What this 14-minute investigation covers chronologically:

  • The Official Filings: Breaking down the precise legal timeline of FIR No. 114/97.
  • The 6 AM Cremation: Analyzing the documented events, timestamps, and public records surrounding the immediate aftermath.
  • The Archival Data: Examining how the official investigation unfolded according to the available police records.

I wanted to share this here because this community deeply appreciates rational analysis, skepticism, and verifying claims using tangible evidence rather than blind belief or blind hate.

I am completely open to constructive criticism on the presentation, editing, or research structure. Let me know what you think of the timelineI am completely open to constructive criticism on the presentation, editing, or research structure. This 14-minute breakdown compiles the available public records, court archives, and documented testimonies regarding the timeline.

👇 The full video and archival sources are mapped out here:

https://youtu.be/Ajl39b5P4Sg?si=MnY1k2hxBQC7NTZN

Let me know your thoughts on the timeline or if there are any missing administrative records.https://youtu.be/Ajl39b5P4Sg?si=MnY1k2hxBQC7NTZN Compiled this purely from available public records and court archives. Let me know your thoughts on the timeline."

u/Comfortable-Key-3919 — 2 days ago
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Start educating your elders and youngsters about dhongi babas

straight up bs in my feed and this dhongi have a yt channel from 2009

u/DioTheSuperiorWaifu — 3 days ago

Slime moulds work !

A brainless slime mold managed to recreate the very efficient Tokyo rail network through a science experiment. The scientists simply laid out the food in a map of Tokyo, and the slime automatically created routes that were similar to the actual railway network – efficient and fast – all without any engineer’s help at all!

To support my work- https://youtube.com/@graviteajiwesh?si=c9dEciKbk4H27R8t

u/itsjiwesh — 2 days ago

Some most common myths.

Caption : Sources cited in the reel:

▪ American Journal of Gastroenterology, 2004 — Water does not dilute gastric acid or impair digestion. Stomach pH stays at 1.5–2 regardless of water intake.

▪ Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 2016 (Koufman & Johnston) — Alkaline water shows benefit in only one condition: laryngopharyngeal reflux. Zero evidence for cancer prevention, detox, or “alkalizing the body.”

▪ Cochrane Database — No randomized controlled trials supporting alkaline water’s systemic health claims.

▪ Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition, 2012 (Sudha et al.) — Copper leaching into water depends on acidity, time, and temperature. Adding lemon increases copper leaching 5–10x.

▪ WHO Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality, 4th edition — Upper safe limit for copper: 2 mg/L. Chronic excess linked to liver damage, GI symptoms, and Wilson’s disease triggers.

▪ ICMR-NIN, 2020 — Daily copper requirement: 0.9 mg. Fully met by dal, almonds, cashews, dark chocolate, mushrooms.

▪ PubMed — Zero human RCTs proving copper water cures diabetes, cancer, or “boosts immunity.

u/aestheticryuk — 8 days ago
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A Bill Gates funded mosquito factory in Medellín, Colombia, produces 40 million mosquitoes weekly for release via drones and bikes. These insects carry a natural bacterium that prevents them from transmitting viruses to humans. By mating with wild populations, they spread this trait.

u/Expert_Koala_8691 — 12 days ago
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Coal is dirtier than you think

https://ember-energy.org/latest-insights/coal-is-dirtier-than-you-think/

This is a very beautifully designed webpage. It explains methane emissions from coal mining with very simple, clear visuals. Looking at this data completely shocked me.

Some figures from the link:

  1. Methane is known as a short-lived climate pollutant. It remains in the atmosphere for only about two decades, but during that time, its impact is extremely high due to its heat-trapping ability.
  2. More than half of global methane emissions from coal mines could be reduced using existing technologies. The biggest gains could come from controlling emissions from highly polluting mines, either by shutting them down or by properly managing their emissions.

Read point number 5 again: ‘More than half of global methane emissions from coal mines could be reduced using existing technologies.’ We should make this an electoral issue. We should demand action from our leaders. If there are any metallurgy students or engineers in here, please share your thoughts on this post.

#ClimateChange

u/tanegupta1997 — 7 days ago
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Liquid 3

Microalgae System: A transparent tank holds water and microalgae.

Air Purification: A pump circulates urban air through the water. The algae perform photosynthesis, consuming \(CO_{2}\) and pollutants while releasing fresh oxygen.

Sustainability: Solar panels on top power the internal pumps and lighting.

Urban Utility: These units often serve as public benches equipped with LED lights and USB ports for charging devices.

u/AmplifierXD_ — 11 days ago

What exactly is happening in this video? The video is a demonstration of dynamic stability and recovery algorithms. A presenter is seen physically shoving, kicking, and ultimately knocking down a humanoid robot to show that its software can handle unpredictable external forces and self-correct

When the robot is kicked over at 0:32, it enters a "Self-Righting" sequence. Instead of a human-like "scramble," it uses precise joint articulation:

Detection: The IMU confirms the robot is in a "downed" state.

Orientation: It flips from its back to its front (prone position) to utilize its knee and elbow leverage.

Elevation: It pushes off the ground, transitioning from a crouch back to a full standing posture.

u/Ok_Trick6289 — 10 days ago

An excerpt from my TOK textbook

I’m so happy I do the IB (even though it’s insanely rigorous). Anyway, what do you make of this? I think it’s a perfectly apt way to look at religious arguments

u/aaAS69 — 8 days ago