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🪩 Meet Feng’er, the lively heart of #AwakeningLion#. Through different dance languages, she brings every side of her character to life, one step at a time. 💃✨ #DanceDrama# #VisitGuangzhou# #GuangzhouArt# #醒狮#

What happens when an entire village becomes a stage and history comes to life? 🎭✨ At the "Seeing Minning" Theater Village in Yinchuan, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Agustin from Argentina and Ting'er from China step right into the heart of the story through 360-degree performances and interactive village life. 🎬 Yet behind the immersive plays and courtyard games is a bigger story: feeling the raw emotions of past struggles and witnessing the transformative power of cross-provincial collaboration. 🌍 One scene at a time, history and rural revitalization are taking center stage. ❤️ #SISUGlobalYouthInsightOnChina# #Ningxia# #ImmersiveTheater# #RuralRevitalization#

A 24-YEAR-OLD MED STUDENT BUILT AN OBSIDIAN VAULT THAT KNOWS HIS MEDICAL DEGREE BETTER THAN HE DOES He started the way most people do — one outline note called "Emergência," branching out into ER protocols, pediatric cases, infection pathways, cardiac systems. Nothing organized, just wherever the next lecture took him. Two years in, the outline had turned into something else entirely. Hundreds of interconnected notes, color-coded by system, dense enough that zooming out on the graph looks less like a notes app and more like a star field. He filmed it once, just to show his friends. It's the third time this exact "watch my vault turn into a galaxy" clip has gone viral this month. But the graph was never the point, even if it's what got the views. Two weeks before a cardiology exam, he pointed Claude at the vault and asked it to find every note connected to arrhythmias — scattered across four different semesters, written in four different note-taking phases, never once cross-referenced by him. Fifteen seconds later, he had the entire topic laid out with sources, including a contradiction between two notes from a year apart that he'd never caught. That's the difference between a vault and a graveyard with good lighting. A graph this size isn't something a human rereads before an exam. It needs a system that reads it for him, on schedule, surfacing what's actually connected instead of what just looks impressive zoomed out. He didn't build a study system. He built something that catches what he's already forgotten, before the exam catches it for him.

Deutsche Ritterlichkeit 1943. ✠ 1943: Der deutsche Jagdflieger Franz Stigler hat eine brennende US-B-17 direkt im Visier. Der Bomber ist nur noch ein fliegendes Wrack. Ein winziger Druck auf den Abzug genügt. 🎯 Doch als er näher heranfliegt, blickt er durch das zerschossene Metall. Er sieht keine anonymen Feinde. Er sieht blutende, panische junge Männer. Eine völlig wehrlose Crew. 🩸🩹 Stigler trifft eine Entscheidung, die ihn das Leben hätte kosten können: Er verweigert den Befehl. ❌ Statt zu feuern, fliegt er neben den Bomber, eskortiert seine Feinde sicher aus der Gefahrenzone und verabschiedet sich mit einem tiefen Salut. 🫡 Jahrzehnte nach dem Krieg fanden sich Franz Stigler und der US-Pilot Charlie Brown wieder – und wurden beste Freunde. 🤝❤️ Wahre Ehre und Ritterlichkeit sterben selbst im dunkelsten Krieg nicht. ✠🛡️ Hand aufs Herz: Wer von euch kannte dieses historische Wunder bereits? Schreibt es in die Kommentare! 👇💬

22 ans après : pourquoi il n'y a rien qui va dans cette célèbre et spectaculaire scène de combat entre Achille et Boagrius? Tour d'abord, aucun des deux ne dispose de lance, qui est l'arme de 1er contact par excellence pour des hoplites. On en oeut pas imagi er un duel sans lance! Boagrius, pourtant équipé d'un bouclier lourd d'hoplite lance 2 javelines de peltaste léger et rend inutilisable le bouclier d'Achille, pourtant fabriqué par le dieu forgeron Héphaïstos lui-même, mais soit! Mais pourquoi Boagrius ne lève t'il pas son bouclier quand il voit Achille sauter, où ne lui découpe t'il pas le bras gauche non protégé alors qu'il a armé son épée pour ça? Pourtant il n'a pas l'air d'être un lapin de 6 semaines! 😬

For twenty years, "reversing aging" meant a conference slide and a mouse study, and then on 9 June 2026, a company put a partial-reprogramming therapy into a living person for the first time, so here is the race, ranked by closeness to a dosed human: 1. ER-100 (@lifebiosciences). A virus carries OSK, three of the four Yamanaka factors, into the retina, and eight weeks of doxycycline switch them on, winding a cell's age markers backward without erasing what the cell is. Same factors restored sight in old mouse eyes in 2020, @davidasinclair's lab. Phase 1, 18 people, glaucoma and optic-nerve stroke. Safety only, no efficacy yet. 2. NewLimit (@brian_armstrong). Not yet in anyone. In lab-grown human liver, its candidate pushed old cells toward a younger gene pattern, no damage at high doses. Company-reported. Trial guided 2027. 3. TRN-001 (@turn_bio). Skin, still in a dish. Rolled back human skin cells' aging signature by a decade. Company-reported. Cleared FDA pre-IND, hasn't dosed. 4. SB000 (@ShiftBioscience). Flips one gene instead of all four. A preprint reports it matched or beat the full set on aging clocks, without switching on the pluripotency that makes reprogramming risky. It won't say which gene, which drew doubt. @RetroBio_ is dosing people, but with an autophagy drug, not reprogramming. @altos_labs raised $3 billion and has nobody dosed. Nobody has reversed aging in a person. The fourth Yamanaka factor is a cancer gene. Switch all four on in a mouse and leave them on, and it's dead inside four days, but leave that fourth one out and the same mouse carries the other three for eighteen months with no extra tumours. That gap is why a person was allowed to try this.

分享点正经的东西，推荐下大家可以去用海螺（minimax）做歌曲，现在免费，也还不错。你想不到为了这1分钟，做了多少版的阿卡贝拉。作词：Gemini 作曲：Minimax MV ：SD2+Kling 真面目な話ですが、曲作りにはMinimax（海螺）を使うことをお勧めします。今は無料ですし、かなり優秀です。この1分間の曲のためにどれだけのアカペラバージョンが作られたか、想像もつかないでしょう。作詞：Gemini、作曲：Minimax、ミュージックビデオ：SD2 + Kling 。【The desert sands and howling winds have buried autumns past, As the dying sun sinks low, the lonely fortress grieves. Naught remains but withered grass, stretching to the sky, Where tumbleweeds, time and again, drift o'er the mountain ridge.】

still figuring out stuff with my dad. physicians at other hospitals wont take him because his current physician isnt being communicative about his condition and what he needs. they were originally trying to force him into another amputation. after a week of pressing them, they said well there are other options... we will be taking him to an ER out of state and forcing our way into a different hospital that way. if you're a physician and you're not also an advocate for your patients, you do not deserve your job. shame on you.