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Shining Science @ShiningScience Research shows constant criticism rewires a child’s brain. And the emotional stress shapes lifelong mental health. Children raised in environments filled with constant criticism often develop a stress-response system that remains on high alert, even in the … Continue reading →

Ralph Martin08/22/2026August 22, 2026 Russia’s war against Ukraine and the US-Iran conflict are becoming increasingly intertwined. From Iranian drones in Ukraine and Ukrainian support for Gulf states, the lines between the conflicts are beginning to blur.

Current historical work: https://share.google/d2bWHA6RuBiRSC0lu Charles Ffrench (or French) Blake-Forster (c. 1850/1851–9 September 1874) was a short-lived but prolific Irish writer, genealogist, and local public figure from a landed Galway-Clare family. He was born at Forster House (Forster Street House) on … Continue reading →

 Sponsor this memorial with an exclusive premium layout and no ads.Sponsor this page Family Members Parents Spouse Children Rose Emily / Emily Rose Blake-Forster died 1874 within month of brother Charles ================ Detail How to evaluate details NameRose Blake-ForsterMaiden NameFfrenchGenderFemaleBirth Date1792Birth PlaceAhascragh, … Continue reading →

13,385 views Aug 22, 2026 The national debt has crossed a staggering new threshold — but the number itself may not be the most troubling part. Michael Smerconish looks at how America got here, why both parties share responsibility, and … Continue reading →

  Robots smash human records   Photo: Kevin Frayer/Getty Images In Beijing yesterday, two robots ran faster than Usain Bolt’s 9.58-second world record in the 100-meter sprint, clocking 9.39 seconds. Braking was another matter: The machines slammed into a thick mat after … Continue reading →

Antidepressants Can Change Peaceful Citizens into Killers By  Peter C. Gøtzsche, MD  – August 15, 2026 One of the best guarded secrets in psychiatry is that antidepressants increase the risk of violence, including suicide and homicide. It took 13 years, … Continue reading →

20,679 views Dec 17, 2025 Harvard Thinking Many people hold themselves to extremely high standards, but when the scales tip to the pursuit of perfection, it can result in anxiety, depression, and other serious mental health issues. In this episode, … Continue reading →

The lie that taints perfectionism ‘How to Be Enough’ author on the difference between admiration and acceptance, the power of ‘2 percent kinder,’ and why values should come before rules Liz Mineo Harvard Staff Writer February 7, 2025 6 min read … Continue reading →

@Rainmaker1973 For more than 20 years, Norwegian neuroscientist Audrey van der Meer has investigated how handwriting shapes the human brain. In a landmark 2024 study published in Frontiers in Psychology, her team used high-density EEG caps to monitor brain activity … Continue reading →