CïT🇨🇦 @Cit_Reload

..Back from the Seven Seas🇨🇦 Within my Prey Joined February 2014

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@aliciawitty @TalkShopLive Happy Birthday!!🎂🎂🎂🎂🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾

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See you soon @TalkShopLive ! The exclusive world premiere of all thirteen songs before my album comes out next week- and your chance to own a copy of Between Heaven and Earth with a personally autographed CD or double Vinyl cover. live at 7pm EST tonight! talkshop.live/watch/XLRx7Sc1…

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@MichaelButtonX It was in the Bible.. only

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@merabuki @Rainmaker1973 Yeap I remember the pump

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@FoMaHun Hasn't been compacted by the millions of tons above

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Ole Lehmann @itsolelehmann

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i think AI is about to uncover an entire hidden world of animal communication and what it's already found is insane... > AI found evidence that elephants call each other by name. when researchers played one its name-like call, it approached the speaker faster and called back more, revealing a form of personal naming once thought almost uniquely human > AI analyzed 53,993 marmoset calls and found tiny monkeys may use names too. entire families use similar labels for the same monkey, suggesting they learn names and dialects from each other > AI learned to tell what Egyptian fruit bats were arguing about: food, mating, sleeping spots or personal space. it could even partly identify who was shouting at whom inside a colony of thousands > AI discovered a “phonetic alphabet” in sperm whale clicks, with rhythm, tempo and tiny timing changes combining into at least 143 recurring patterns. their communication system is nearly 10x more expressive than scientists previously believed, and we still don't know what most of it means > an AI trained on 1.5 million zebra finch calls held real-time vocal exchanges with living birds, generating calls as they spoke and getting them to respond with the same timing and flexibility they use with other birds > Google trained an AI on decades of dolphin recordings to predict what sound comes next, then paired it with an underwater device that gives objects their own synthetic whistles. the goal is for a wild dolphin to copy a whistle to ask a human for a specific object, creating a tiny shared vocabulary between species > AI combined microphones worn by wild crows with nest cameras and uncovered quiet calls that may announce when a crow is arriving at the nest and help entire families coordinate caring for their chicks > a robot bee performed the waggle dance real bees use to share the direction and distance of food, and the bees changed their flight paths based on its instructions. researchers effectively sent a destination into a hive in bee language

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Olena Halushka @OlenaHalushka

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This is horrifying. Fourteen people were murdered and 121 injured, including 22 children as russia attacked the largest mall in Kryvyi Rih on Friday afternoon. 29 people are in severe condition.

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Kyiv. The City of Courage @Kyiv

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Russia struck one of the largest shopping complexes in Kryvyi Rih — at a time when it was crowded with people. Then Russia launched a second strike as rescuers were already working at the scene. At least 14 people have been killed and more than 100 injured, including children. Many are in serious condition, among them three children. This was not a battlefield. It was a shopping complex filled with civilians. And Russia struck it twice.

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@HighlyCitedX I thought Neanderthals used just wooden sticks for hundreds of thousands of years until they met the Sapiens.

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@NightSkyToday Awakenings 1980

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@4gottnHistory The real problem is our technology we have today. Chances are there were lots of skins and other fibers used for things like clothing or even writing, within the layers of all those sediments. Today under our eyes just sediment