Topic: the anxiety of midterm exams and understanding the different exam techniques – and further talk about how many students cram and forget- what are the effective ways AI can be used to improve studying for exams

For Caryn

emotional aspects of how to respond to exams and one’s results

At a restaurant that you go to regularly, should you (A) stick to your favourite dishes that you know and love or (B) try new dishes in the hope of great and unexpected culinary delights?

2) The Lymphatic System – still largely unknown.

The lymphatic system is a network spanning the entire body, consisting largely of thread-like vessels and bean-shaped nodes.

Despite having been described in the first known medical scientific paper, the lymphatic system remained a mystery for millennia afterwards. Being extremely elusive and incredibly delicate, it is hard to study – the ruby-red blood system, in contrast, got far more attention. Lymphatic vessels permeate nearly every organ of our body. Only in recent decades have researchers begun to appreciate the profound role the system plays in health and illness, thanks to advances in imaging techniques and molecular beacons that shine a light on its inner workings.

We are getting closer to harnessing the powerful roles of lymphatics in keeping us healthy.

3) GeoEngineering, to reduce effects of Climate Change

Humanity will attempt large-scale efforts to block radiation from the sun before the end of the century, according to leading climate scientists surveyed by New Scientist, in a last-ditch bid to shield Earth’s inhabitants from the worsening impacts of climate change.

Two-thirds of respondents believe we will see risky interventions to tweak the atmosphere before 2100. Worryingly, 52 per cent say this will probably be driven by a “rogue actor” – such as a private company, billionaire or nation state – highlighting widespread concern that the world is moving closer to attempting such climate-cooling interventions without any global process in place to manage decision-making or mitigate the serious risks that deployment brings.

– PCOS (PolyCystic Ovary Syndrome) can happen in Men? Yup, and it turns out that the name) PCOS) is wrong.

– Even though we (Homo sapiens) evolved about 250,000 years ago, the rise of “intelligence” is more recent (according to some genetic studies) and is apparently linked to mental disorders (perhaps).”

Yup, we got Ozempic from a fat little venomous Mexican reptile – but it took us several decades to realise what we had found!

2) Ice Cream is being DownGraded

Sometimes, it is so far from Ice Cream that it has to be called something like Frozen Desert

3) Musicians Peak with First Album?

One quarter of USA folk believe incorrect information such as “animal protein is healthier than plant-based protein” and “fluoride in water is harmful or unhelpful to health” and “risk of childhood vaccinations outweighs benefits” and “raw milk is healthier than pasteurised” and “acetaminophen, or paracetamol, use during pregnancy causes autism” and “vaccines are used for population control”.

2) Scorpions use Metals for Stingers

Yup, scorpions absorb metals that they get from their diet and concentrate in their stingers to make them sharper for longer.

3) Darkness Faster than Light

Amazingly, darkness can “travel” faster than light (ish).

OK, so seeds “know” that it’s raining, and can “adjust” their behaviour. But where are their ears?

2) Penguin Knees

Do penguins have knees? Yup, and they’re permanently bent and we’ve discovered something weird anatomically

3) Celebrity Adulation

People who **love** to follow celebrities have certain psychological characteristics

2) AI Data Centres Heat up 5% of World’s Population

3) Sleep 4 Hours per Night

2) Disinformation, 1835, Bat Men on Moon

3) Corporate Bulldust

Ever sat in a meeting where someone declares that your company is “growth hacking” and “working at the intersection of cross-collateralization and bluesky thinking” and called bullshit? Turns out you were right.

It was the first Pesach for Bondi survivors and families

Hate preachers granted Australian visas

How to choose your injector and injectable wisely

What are the Red flags to look out for and why you should never do DIY procedures at home

2) How do frozen fertilised eggs survive the freezing process, as may be used in In Vitro Fertilisation?

3) Shake Bottle with Water Inside to Clean it

Have we had effective vaccine beyond BCG vaccine?

Awareness and diagnosis of asymptomatic TB symptoms