fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Exploring the myths surrounding the effects of alcohol beyond the classic 'beer before liquor, never been sicker'.

From Peril to Peculiarity: The Extraordinary Story of Survival Inside a Whale
Introduction Picture this: you're out at sea, the vast expanse of water stretching out in all directions. Suddenly, an enormous shadow looms beneath your boat, and before you know it, you find yourself in the belly of a beast—the belly of a whale. This is no fisherman's tale; this is the mind-boggling story of James Bartley, who claimed to have survived being swallowed by a whale in 1891. In this gripping article, we delve into the depths of the ocean to unravel the incredible mysteries surrounding the possibility of human survival inside a whale.
By Saidu Tanimu2 years ago in Proof
How the 9/11 Memorial Reflecting Pools Are Deep Cleaned | Deep Cleaned | Insider
That's Jim. He cleans the reflecting pools at the 9/11 memorial in New York. Jim and his team worked under the 27-foot waterfall in almost complete darkness, draining every inch of the pool. Their goal is to do that without missing a single spot. It’s physically demanding work, but that's not the only challenge. Jimmy:
By Rana Junaid2 years ago in Proof
This Is Why You're Poor
Introduction Poverty and laziness: two terms often intertwined in the narrative surrounding socio-economic struggles. In the United States, and indeed in many parts of the world, the prevailing belief is that those in poverty are there solely due to their lack of motivation, their supposed idleness, and their failure to seize opportunities. However, this oversimplified view obscures the complex web of factors that contribute to poverty, perpetuating a harmful myth and distracting from the systemic issues that underlie it.
By Edwin2 years ago in Proof
Do aliens exist
Are there outsiders in our reality? Or not? This is an inquiry that has been posed to many individuals. Elon Musk , ISRO and NASA researchers, There are numerous motion pictures and paranoid ideas on this issue. Like one about Region 51.
By Kapil Yadav2 years ago in Proof
The Quest for Immortality Through Science
Introduction Renowned astrophysicist and Casual singer-songwriter Brian May once pondered who would want to live forever. Surprisingly, many people throughout history have shared this desire, as evident in ancient literature like the Epic of Gilgamesh. The pursuit of immortality is not a novel concept, and humanity has always sought ways to defy the inevitability of death. While we have made considerable progress in extending human life, the dream of true immortality remains elusive.
By amila dimantha2 years ago in Proof
Can Elon Musk's X Succeed Where Others Failed?
Introduction In the world of technology and mobile apps, a quiet but significant divide has emerged on the global stage. On one side, we have countries in Asia, primarily led by China, where the concept of "super apps" has taken hold and thrived. These super apps, like WeChat, Alipay, Gojek, and Grab, have become integral parts of people's daily lives, offering a wide range of services from messaging to payments and more, all within a single app. In these countries, super apps reign supreme and have even managed to dominate entire industries.
By amila dimantha2 years ago in Proof
The Quantum Conspiracy. Content Warning.
Section 1: The Baffling Sign Not long from now, Earth had turned into a profoundly progressed society, to a great extent represented by an omniscient man-made consciousness called Air. Under Atmosphere's vigilant look, humankind flourished. Nonetheless, a gathering of radicals accepted that Emanation was concealing something, something that could steer human development.
By aMc2 years ago in Proof
A Staple food
A Staple food (North India Food & nutrition recipes) 1. Momo (Dumplings) Accepted to be of Tibetan beginning and changed by the Nepalese cooking, the momos are the help of Sikkim. Momos are steamed buns with a filling. It regularly comprises two sections - the cover and the filling. The cover is made of a mixture of white flour and water. Some of the time yeast or baking soft drink is likewise added to the mixture to improve the surface of the momos.
By sanjeeb Bharati2 years ago in Proof
Why is radiation associated with the color green?
What color comes to mind when we think of radioactive elements? Many people probably think of green. But the truth is that very few radioactive substances glow on their own: the glow (or radioluminescence) comes from the interaction of the emitted particles with the materials around them. This glow can be yellow, or blue, or yellowish... But for some reason, it is the color green that we strongly associate with radiation.
By ramik bagiev2 years ago in Proof
Understanding COUPS in Africa
Africa, a continent known for its rich cultural diversity and abundant natural resources, has also been a region marred by political instability throughout its history. One of the most common manifestations of this instability is the occurrence of coups d'état, or simply "coups." In this article, we will delve into the complex phenomenon of coups in Africa, exploring their causes, consequences, and the ongoing efforts to promote political stability on the continent.
By Sheriff Adeyemi Jinadu2 years ago in Proof
Has Google finally done it?
In an era where technology continues to push the boundaries of creativity and authenticity, the line between reality and artificiality is becoming increasingly blurred. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed the way we generate images, blurring the distinction between human-created and machine-generated content. To address the growing concerns of disinformation and authenticity, Google's AI arm, DeepMind, has introduced an innovative watermarking technique called SynthID. In this blog post, we will delve into the intricate world of AI-generated images, explore the significance of watermarking, and discuss the implications of Google's groundbreaking solution.
By amila dimantha2 years ago in Proof
The Ultimate Apocalypse
Humanity's fascination with the apocalypse has been a recurring theme in science fiction and popular culture. From nuclear war to deadly viruses and cataclysmic events, the possibilities of complete extinction have captured our imaginations. But could we actually bring about our own demise? In this article, we'll delve into some of the most popular doomsday scenarios, analyze their feasibility, and explore the remarkable resilience of life on Earth.
By amila dimantha2 years ago in Proof