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tomky

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^ Trochę mało liczb :)

Ja mam inne ciekawe badanie (na razie pilot):

Climbing a tree and balancing on a beam can dramatically improve cognitive skills, according to a study. The findings suggest working memory improvements can be made in just a couple of hours of these types of physical exercises.

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In the study, such activities included climbing trees, walking and crawling on a beam approximately 3 inches wide, moving while paying attention to posture, running barefoot, navigating over, under and around obstacles, as well as lifting and carrying awkwardly weighted objects. After two hours, participants were tested again, and researchers found that their working memory capacity had increased by 50 percent, a dramatic improvement.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/07/150729102407.htm
 

MaxStirner

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Po Aya korposzczury jeżdzą teraz do Czech, bo tam to ignorowany nielegal. Moda, jak wszystko, ale sam chętnie bym spróbował, czemu nie
 

Pestek

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Ciekawy wywiad z Oliverem Stonem(reżyser Plutonu), na temat z kolei jego wywiadów z Putinem. Koleś ma dosyć obiektywne spojrzenie na sytuację, wojny, amerykański interwencjonizm i demokratów. Odciął się od Hilary po jej skandalach, mimo, że jest liberałem. Zaciekawiły mnie te jego wywiady, to jest ~20 godzin, które będą puszczać na SkyNews i jeszcze innej stacji(UK i USA)
 

Pestek

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Miałem sceptycze myśli z tyłu głowy po usłyszeniu o jego wywiadach z Chavezem i Castro, ale spodobało mi się samo to, co mówi w przedstawionym wywiadzie. Nie zgadzam się z nim w tych kwestiach oczywiście, to dalej lewak. Kijowo, że nie spojrzałem na te jego inne wywiady, i za to sory(kawał z niego szkodliwego ślepca jak widać).

Ale antyinterwencjonizm i pokazywanie szczucia na Rosję przez mainstream u niego cenię. Są przecież rzeczy na lewicy, które są wartościowe.

PS. ostatnio Oliver Stone był u Rona Paula w jego programie.
 
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rawpra

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Witch-hunt in 2017: People suspicious of evil powers burn widow's house in Russia's Far East

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A 26-year-old woman with a child has been left homeless in the Sakhalin region after fellow villagers, accusing the widow of witchcraft, allegedly burnt her house, Russian media report.
Varvara Genatulina, whose husband committed suicide at the age of 38, has been accused of being responsible for the man's death by neighbors in the Pobedino village.


Somehow, the suspicious villagers have also connected two other suicides in their community to the woman. They say, in 2004 a boy who went to school with Genatulina, killed himself. Recently, another local, whom the woman is said to have known, also committed suicide.

After the funeral of the latter, the widow was proclaimed a witch, and her house was burned to the ground. The fire wasn't an accident, but arson, one of the locals, Oleg Vnukov said.

Vnukov decided to protect the now homeless woman and her child and addressed the issue with the Russian association of lawyers. Having written a letter to the organization to make the case public, the man blamed local authorities for not providing enough job opportunities in the region, making people desperate.

The lawyers said such cases of witch-hunts and inquisitions are not unusual for remote rural areas with low levels of employment and poor living conditions, Mir 24 reported.

https://www.rt.com/news/395294-russia-witch-house-arson/
 
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