D Researcher @datamyner

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D Researcher @datamyner

3 weeks ago

@DeanMakaro18556 @DandaroOnline If their post is not sarcastic, we are in more trouble as a country than initially thought.

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Maama Uganda @MaamaUganda02

2 months ago

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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4 months ago

@Kingrufaro14 @tata_tainment This is for nurses, though. At nurses' homes.

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Hello Hamzy, the question you’ve asked is enlightening… I have been on this cosmos topic since the past three days and it’s been interesting so far. First of all, you have to completely change how you view the concept of "down". In our daily lives, we are used to thinking that down means dropping towards the bottom of the universe. However, space does not have a floor or a ceiling. There is no universal up or down. Down is just the direction gravity pulls you. And the gravity of the Earth pulls everything directly toward its own center. So for the people living in that red circle at the bottom of the globe, they do not feel like they are hanging upside down. Gravity is pulling their feet straight into the core of the planet. When they look up, they see the sky just like you do. To them, you are the one who is upside down. And as for the spin, the Earth is spinning at over a thousand miles an hour at the equator. With that, you would naturally think a spin that fast would fling us off into space like a fast playground merry go round. But the Earth is incredibly massive. Because of that huge size, its gravitational pull is overwhelmingly stronger than the outward push of the spin. Gravity holds us down tight to the surface, and the spin is nowhere near strong enough to break that tight grip. It may look impossible for someone looking at a picture, but the core of the Earth is the magnet that keeps the whole system working. I hope this answers your question. Thank you.

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D Researcher @datamyner

6 months ago

@Alfred67686158 @MRGMALLOY Haasi ma refurbished here

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7 months ago

@MichaelTakeMP What a great guy

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Movies Scenes 🎫 @SceneinCinema

7 months ago

🗿😂 When acting is so convincing people forget you’re just an actor. On Conan, Giancarlo Esposito shared what happened to him on a flight after playing Gus Fring on Breaking Bad. “I get up to go to the bathroom,” he said, “and there’s a lady waiting in line. She looks over her shoulder… and just freezes.” He tells her, “No, no, you’re in line. Go ahead.” But she refuses. “No, no… it’s okay, Gu… Gu… Gus. You go.” “She would not move off the wall...She is pinned to the wall..So I go to the bathroom” he said. After he comes back, he gently says, “Hey, my name is Giancarlo. I’m not Gus.” She says, "I know, but you just scared me so badly." I said, "I'll go back to my seat now. Have a good piss." That’s when a villain performance stops being fiction.

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D Researcher @datamyner

11 months ago

@ddditzler @JohnJHarwood And it is possible by president she meant Biden. Overreaching to assume she meant the President in the picture attached.

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Matilde Balbi, PhD @matildebalbi

6 years ago

Our lab focuses on neuroprotective brain mechanismas and we use in vivo imaging tecniques, electrophysiology, brain stimulation, automation and machine learning in behaving rodents. You still got a few days to apply!

Queensland Brain Institute, UQ @QldBrainInst

6 years ago

JOB ALERT: A Postdoctoral Research Fellow is needed to contribute to the research group of Dr Matilde Balbi (@matildebalbi) at #QBI. #JobAlert Apply: bit.ly/3kWG67s