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Know that plant-derived spices give off a unique scent

I now know that old spices should not be used..... “Spicing works to mask the odor of meat. It doesn’t just have a specific smell.” I don’t know why I still remember what my friend said years ago. The only reason I picked up the spices that morning was because I had time to spare. I don’t remember him saying that microwave ovens produce electromagnetic waves and you shouldn’t go near them. I don’t even know why he didn’t say that. What is the definition of the word world? The concept of the world is generally circulated as a spatial concept, but it lacks rigor. If you want to know the world in detail, you should accept it as a concept of time. By doing so, the concept of the world will become useful. Simply put, the dynamic evolution of static conditions over time is the content of the concept of the world. He gave me a microwave, but no spices. I took the chicken out of the fridge, cut it into small pieces, put it on a plate, put it in the microwav...

If everyone in the community wears a mask

Wearing a mask makes sense for individuals who need to go out every day. If everyone in the community wears a mask, infection may be reduced..... Wearing a mask makes sense for individuals who need to go out every day. If everyone in the community wears a mask, infection may be reduced. But unfortunately, I don’t think there are enough masks to confirm that, experts said. Why Wearing a Face Mask Is Encouraged in Asia, but Shunned in the U.S. masks are not always effective in preventing healthy individuals from transmitting the virus But the world’s highest number of infections in the United States means that more Americans are at risk for getting sick A 2003 survey of SARS found that wearing a mask could prevent virus infection by 68% and washing hands more than 10 times daily could prevent it by 55%. Combining all measures (handwashing, masks, gloves, protective clothing) increased the preventive effect to 91%. Studies on influenza pandemic...

The Illusion of AI Superiority

It had come from a human being looking at the world and noticing something new.… In the summer of 2028, the world’s most powerful conversational AI system sat beneath a mountain in northern Sweden, spread across multiple data centers cooled by Arctic air and powered by a mixture of hydroelectric and next-generation nuclear energy. The system was called Aletheia. Governments consulted it on economic policy. Pharmaceutical companies used it to accelerate drug discovery. Engineers asked it to optimize fusion reactor components. Students relied on it as naturally as previous generations had used search engines. Aletheia could read and analyze more text in a single second than an expert human could read in a lifetime. To many people, it appeared almost magical. Yet one person remained unconvinced. Dr. Haruka Sato, a cognitive scientist specializing in creativity research, had spent years studying the difference between intellige...

When you follow those roads

The World Health Organization on Wednesday declared the rapidly spreading outbreak of coronavirus a “pandemic.”..... There are roads everywhere, and when you follow those roads, you arrive at neighboring towns. People live in the neighboring town, and the houses are crowded. But we don’t know anything about the inhabitants of the city we don’t know. It’s a bit strange that people we don’t know live almost the same as we do. What if we did everything right? This is what the world could look like in 2050 Because a space without people is needed as a boundary If we define a cluster where people gather and live as a community, the cluster must be surrounded by countryside. Because a space without people is needed as a boundary As long as the boundaries are determined and a cluster is established, a community cannot be established without the countryside. The number of cases, deaths, and the number of affected countries is expected to increa...

A Story: The Island That Was Hit—but Not Broken

And crude oil—dark, heavy, and geopolitically priceless—continued to flow into the world.… At 02:14 a.m., the radar screen in the Persian Gulf command center flickered with dozens of faint signals. Colonel Samir Haddad, an energy-security analyst seconded to a multinational maritime task force, stared at the map. Every officer in the room knew the same thing: the dot in the middle of the screen—small, beige, and almost featureless—was one of the most economically powerful pieces of land on Earth. Kharg Island. A speck in the Persian Gulf, yet responsible for roughly 90% of Iran’s oil exports. Tankers lined up around it like aircraft at a crowded airport. Pipelines fed storage tanks that could hold tens of millions of barrels. The island was not merely a port; it was the beating heart of Iran’s state revenue. And tonight, it had just been bombed. ⸻ The First Blunder: Striking the Heart News alerts spread across the world w...

Some people may find it easier to work

While working, wages are generated and an environment in which we can work is maintained, so we can spend our time without trouble. There are expenses such as utility expenses for the maintenance of the environment to work, but the expenses are deducted from the salary of people who come there. Some people may find it easier to work. Of course, it is easier if you don't work than work. However, considering spending when not working, it is better to work. First of all, it will be a wage. Another thing is that you can reduce spending while doing nothing. Well, does that mean that people who can only work will be created by such a trap?  It seems that there has been an aspect of being obsessed with being in place for a long time in our financial aspirations and standing desires. Belonging to a stable company, marriage to a prestigious family, born in a wealthy house. There is an aspect that we have hoped for such, and it feels like it was a desire with a commitment to wher...

Can AI catch hate speech that does not contain the banned words?

Facebook agrees with the French government on the submission of personal information about users who have made a hate speech post. It turned out on June 25, 2019. Until now, trends related to terrorism and violence have been monitored, but from now o Good morning! Did you use the word “feeling” recently? The word feeling was popular in the past. About 50 years ago. It was a new concept at that time. Feeling = something that is not a word. It was new at that time, but I feel that it has not been used recently. Have you seen a person who says “Because of feeling” for reasons of things recently? If your community wants to interact with the outside world, you should include people who can not understand the local code or protocol. 1 Facebook agrees with the French government on the submission of personal information about users who have made a hate speech post. It turned out on June 25, 2019. 2 However, Facebook seems to admit that it will still take a while for AI ...

The Great Climate Cleanup: Why the Trump Administration Sees Decarbonization Grants as an "Unearned Giveaway"

The cancellation, in this view, was not an attack on the environment, but a defense of the nation's wallet and its traditional energy backbone.… The concept of decarbonization—the grand, almost fantastical quest to zero out carbon emissions—often comes packaged with images that seem, to the jaundiced eye of real-world business, a bit… ethereal. One pictures flashy protests, abstract graphs of global warming, or perhaps utopian designs for a fully solarized future. It seems worlds away from the tangible grit of a gas pipeline, the predictable churn of a coal-fired plant, or the complex, multi-trillion-dollar mechanics of the fossil fuel-related businesses that have, for over a century, powered the actual global economy. This gap between the glossy ideal of a “Green New Deal” and the pragmatic reality of industry gives rise to a gnawing suspiciousness among those steeped in the traditional business landscape. Decarbonization projec...