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16.02.202505:54
Population growth by continent in 2024.
In 2024 the world witnessed an increase of population equal to a staggering 70,2 Million people, Africa leads global population growth in 2024 with an impressive increase of 35 million people, as the continent is experiencing economic development and a rapid demographic expansion. Europe experiences a population decline of 1.2 million Caused by various factors including low birth rates and aging population.
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In 2024 the world witnessed an increase of population equal to a staggering 70,2 Million people, Africa leads global population growth in 2024 with an impressive increase of 35 million people, as the continent is experiencing economic development and a rapid demographic expansion. Europe experiences a population decline of 1.2 million Caused by various factors including low birth rates and aging population.
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10.02.202518:21
Ku Klux Klan parade, Washington, D.C., Sept. 13, 1926.
🧛♀Did you know: this American terrorist and political movement gets its name from the Greek word kyklos (κύκλος, meaning circle).
Photo: Library of Congress
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🧛♀Did you know: this American terrorist and political movement gets its name from the Greek word kyklos (κύκλος, meaning circle).
Photo: Library of Congress
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10.02.202518:02
How the words 'wheel', 'cycle' and 'chakra' are related.
🤩The English words "wheel" and "cycle" are related, as is the word "chakra" (a centre of spiritual energy within the body, in Hinduism). When two words have a shared etymology within a language, we call them "doublets".
Credits: Ryan Starkey
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🤩The English words "wheel" and "cycle" are related, as is the word "chakra" (a centre of spiritual energy within the body, in Hinduism). When two words have a shared etymology within a language, we call them "doublets".
Credits: Ryan Starkey
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10.02.202517:34
Among the Greek ruins. WW II.
🏛Photo: Imperial War Museum in London
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🏛Photo: Imperial War Museum in London
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10.02.202517:19
The highest-resolution image of atoms ever taken thus far.
🤔Did you know: the word "atom" comes from the Ancient Greek ἀ- ("not") and τέμνω (témnō, "to cut"), combining to form ἄτομος (átomos), meaning indivisible, or uncut.
Image: Cornell University
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🤔Did you know: the word "atom" comes from the Ancient Greek ἀ- ("not") and τέμνω (témnō, "to cut"), combining to form ἄτομος (átomos), meaning indivisible, or uncut.
Image: Cornell University
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09.02.202511:40
Lesbian couple in semi drag wedding attire. Kingdom of Hungary, Budapest, 1920.🤩
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09.02.202511:35
🤩Until 1956, French children attending school were served wine during their lunch breaks.
Children were given the right to drink 125ml of wine a day. Their parents thought that these were beneficial for the development of children.🤩
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Children were given the right to drink 125ml of wine a day. Their parents thought that these were beneficial for the development of children.🤩
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09.02.202510:08
🤩Etymology map for the word "God" in European languages.
Despite the common features of the Proto-Indo-European religion, inherited by the later traditions of the speakers of Indo-European languages, the concept of 'god' has different origins among them.
🤩Germanic: god, Gott, gud. 1) The original may be the Proto-Indo-European root *gheu meaning "to call". That is, god is the one who is called. 2) The original root is *ghu, which meant "to pour, to pour, to make a libation". In this case, god is the one to whom the sacrifice is made.
🤩Romance: dieu, deus, dios. Here we are talking about the root *dyew with the semantics of "light, sky, radiance" and the word *deywós formed from it, which already means "god". I.e., god is the one who lives in the sky and gives light.
🤩Greek: θεός [theós]. Here the root *dʰéh₁s is restored with the semantics of "god" or "sanctuary", derived from *dʰeh ("to do" or "to arrange"). Here god is the doer.
🤩Slavic: бог, bóg, bůh. Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bogъ. Derived from Proto-Indo-European *bʰeh₂g- ("to divide" ). Cognates include Sanskrit भग (bhaga, "happiness, welfare, prosperity"). Probably, the Slavic understanding of god comes from the idea of some great distributor of goods.
🤩Iranian: Xweda, xoday, кудай. The word comes from Proto-Indo-Iranian *hwatā́wā, which meant "lord". This word consists of the parts *hwa and *tawa. The first part, *hwa, corresponds to Proto-Indo-European *swa and means "oneself, oneself", and the second, *tawa, has the semantics of strength and power. I.e., god means lord.
🤩Hungarian: Isten. According to linguist Károly Rédei, it may also be of Iranian-Aryan origin. In Old Hungarian, the Middle Iranian form *ištan (> ištÁn) acquired the meaning "greatness, dignity, majesty".
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Despite the common features of the Proto-Indo-European religion, inherited by the later traditions of the speakers of Indo-European languages, the concept of 'god' has different origins among them.
🤩Germanic: god, Gott, gud. 1) The original may be the Proto-Indo-European root *gheu meaning "to call". That is, god is the one who is called. 2) The original root is *ghu, which meant "to pour, to pour, to make a libation". In this case, god is the one to whom the sacrifice is made.
🤩Romance: dieu, deus, dios. Here we are talking about the root *dyew with the semantics of "light, sky, radiance" and the word *deywós formed from it, which already means "god". I.e., god is the one who lives in the sky and gives light.
🤩Greek: θεός [theós]. Here the root *dʰéh₁s is restored with the semantics of "god" or "sanctuary", derived from *dʰeh ("to do" or "to arrange"). Here god is the doer.
🤩Slavic: бог, bóg, bůh. Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bogъ. Derived from Proto-Indo-European *bʰeh₂g- ("to divide" ). Cognates include Sanskrit भग (bhaga, "happiness, welfare, prosperity"). Probably, the Slavic understanding of god comes from the idea of some great distributor of goods.
🤩Iranian: Xweda, xoday, кудай. The word comes from Proto-Indo-Iranian *hwatā́wā, which meant "lord". This word consists of the parts *hwa and *tawa. The first part, *hwa, corresponds to Proto-Indo-European *swa and means "oneself, oneself", and the second, *tawa, has the semantics of strength and power. I.e., god means lord.
🤩Hungarian: Isten. According to linguist Károly Rédei, it may also be of Iranian-Aryan origin. In Old Hungarian, the Middle Iranian form *ištan (> ištÁn) acquired the meaning "greatness, dignity, majesty".
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09.02.202510:00
😇Reconstruction of Iron Age elder 'Hilda the Druid' who died in Neolithic Scotland 1,500 years ago.
The toothless old woman, known as ‘Hilda', is believed to have lived on the west coast Scottish island of Stornoway and it is thought that she was in excess of 60-years-old when she died. The skull belonging to "Hilda" was first found on the Isle of Lewis in 1833, and is one of six "Druids of the Hebrides" skulls presented at the time.
🦉Druids were a mysterious class of Britain's ancient Celtic culture. The term druid was a common word in the ancient Celtic language, usually referring to someone who was an expert in magic or religion. It could have been used for someone who communicated with goddesses and gods, or someone who claimed to be able to predict the future.
It is quite possible that Hilda was a contemporary of the Roman invasion of Britain. Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of the woman was how long she lived, considering the average female died around 30-years-old, while Hilda was at least 60 years of age.
😀The reconstruction was made by Karen Fleming of the University of Dundee.
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The toothless old woman, known as ‘Hilda', is believed to have lived on the west coast Scottish island of Stornoway and it is thought that she was in excess of 60-years-old when she died. The skull belonging to "Hilda" was first found on the Isle of Lewis in 1833, and is one of six "Druids of the Hebrides" skulls presented at the time.
🦉Druids were a mysterious class of Britain's ancient Celtic culture. The term druid was a common word in the ancient Celtic language, usually referring to someone who was an expert in magic or religion. It could have been used for someone who communicated with goddesses and gods, or someone who claimed to be able to predict the future.
It is quite possible that Hilda was a contemporary of the Roman invasion of Britain. Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of the woman was how long she lived, considering the average female died around 30-years-old, while Hilda was at least 60 years of age.
😀The reconstruction was made by Karen Fleming of the University of Dundee.
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07.02.202519:43
Dora Ratjen, a German Olympic athlete, who was arrested at a train station on suspicion of being a man in a dress, 1938.🤸♂️
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08.01.202505:04
The Spirit of the Forest - the 65ft tall beech tree, found in the heart of the Balkan Mountains, in Bulgaria.🇧🇬
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07.01.202509:38
Merry Christmas, my Orthodox subscribers!🎄🎄
Image: Nataliia Dubovytska
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06.01.202510:56
🤩The birth of humanity. Nietzschean becoming of an astral übermensch:
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27.12.202415:06
The Wolves by Emmett Merrill.
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26.12.202419:55
Reconstruction of a female Eastern Hunter-Gatherer based on a skull from Popovo, Russia.
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