Researchers “Translate” Bat Talk. Turns Out, They Argue—A Lot
1 August 2020A machine learning algorithm helped decode the squeaks Egyptian fruit bats make in their roost, revealing that they “speak” to one another as individuals. Smithsonian Magazine Jason Daley https://getpocket.com/explore/item/researchers-translate-bat-talk-turns-out-they-argue-a-lot?utm_source=pocket-newtab-global-en-GB
The Four Stages of Life
As we transition through life, we experience traumas, reshuffle priorities, and lose relationships. But this all allows us to reach our true potential. Read more… https://getpocket.com/explore/item/the-four-stages-of-life
Lockdown easing: 10 things you CAN do this summer
With lockdown easing, many of us are planning to make the most of summer. But what exactly are we allowed to do over the holiday season? More than you might think. Here’s a quick guide to some socially-distanced summer experiences…
How to create a wildflower meadow in your garden
Relax and go wild The simple way to encourage wildflowers into your patch is to stop mowing. Say ‘no to the mow’! Adopt a two-cut approach to your lawn, mowing once in autumn and then again in spring, removing all…
Coronavirus: Pub landlord installs electric fence around bar
A UK pub landlord has put an electric fence in front of his bar to encourage customers to keep social distancing. Jonny McFadden, who runs the Star Inn in St Just, Cornwall, said there was limited space in his…
How to hack your brain to remember almost anything
Many people complain about having a terrible memory. Shopping lists, friends’ birthdays, statistics for an exam – they just don’t seem to stick in the brain. But memory isn’t as set in stone as you might imagine. With the right…
Lets change the way we think about old age
Zaria is a science writer based in London, though her path to journalism has been far from typical. Since she graduated from university in 2009, she’s worked for environmental charities in Greece and Tobago, a hospital laboratory, a bank, and…
3 Ways to Find Meaning in Life After 60 – Ideas from the Sixty and Me Community
By the time we reach our 60s, we all have our share of battle scars. Some women have gone through a divorce. Others have children who have grown up and moved to another city, or even country. A significant number…
Ask One Question to Help Dispel Your Morning Dread
Most of us have been there — the alarm goes off, our mind starts whirring away, and before we know it, we’ve done a freefall into worry. Neuroscientist Lisa Feldman Barrett has been there, too, and she tells us how…
How to Control Your Thoughts In 5 Simple Steps
How to Control Your Thoughts in 5 Simple Steps – By Travis Robertson Step 1 – Learn to Stop Your Thoughts One of the first things you need to do is to learn to stop in the middle of…
Perry Como – Magic Moments
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