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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
That there's some strong management. I know at my company, they wouldn't care if you were "the talent." If you did that publicly, they'd just fire...
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Clots cause many of these 'diseases'. We can dissolve them. Look up myprevious comments on how ...
Protons are attacking everything in the Solar system. They travel at 360kms a second and 4 in every cubic centimetre. There is other matter out...
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Comment: Citing toxic smog that one official said has turned India's capital city into a "gas chamber," United Airlines has canceled flights to New Delhi until the air gets better and more than 6,000 schools have been closed for nearly a week.
Many New Delhi residents are complaining of respiratory problems and headaches. The low visibility has delayed flights, trains and caused highway pileups.
The Air Quality Index (AQI) was over 999 in some parts of the capital -- that's almost 30 times the safe limits set by the World Health Organization and 10 times more polluted than Beijing, the city infamous for air pollution.
A recent report found more than 5.5 million people die prematurely each year as a result of household and outdoor air pollution, with more than half of these deaths occurring in China and India, two of the world's fastest-growing economies.