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		+	<br>'''German Nazi parents'''
		+	<br>Renate Flens is a German woman in her 60s who has from depression and tells her psychotherapist that she wants to love her children but just can’t.
		+	<br> And her psychotherapist suggests that her depression is caused from her anger and her inability to allow others to get close to her.
		+	<br>The problem with her relationships with her children is that when she was young the nazi's wanted their children to be tough so they showed them no emotional love they understood that withholding affection would support that goal.
		+	<br>Back then the child also had to grow up by themselves, they had to do everything by making as little contact with their parents as possible. Even at home they were forced to have their own rooms and if the child started crying the parents were forced to ignore it.
		+	<br>All these harsh treatments were done to make the child not feel spoiled and have the toughest soul.
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	<br>'''How nerves work'''		<br>'''How nerves work'''
	<br>researchers have discovered that based on different parts of the brain you feel pain in different ways.		<br>researchers have discovered that based on different parts of the brain you feel pain in different ways.

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		+	<br>'''How nerves work'''
		+	<br>researchers have discovered that based on different parts of the brain you feel pain in different ways.
		+	<br>Researchers have also discovered that there are different parts of the spinal cord which emit different levels of pain.
		+	<br>They used mice to conduct their experiment.
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	<br>Fellow researcher at Cornell university is working on taking brain machine interfaces to the next level. Her goal is to help paralyzed people to be able to move their limbs again.		<br>Fellow researcher at Cornell university is working on taking brain machine interfaces to the next level. Her goal is to help paralyzed people to be able to move their limbs again.

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-<br>Fellow researcher at Cornell university is working on taking brain machine interfaces to the next level. Her goal is to jkl;'
+<br>Fellow researcher at Cornell university is working on taking brain machine interfaces to the next level. Her goal is to help paralyzed people to be able to move their limbs again.
+<br>Even though the connection between the brain and limbs is severed, the brain is continually sending messages to them; they just cannot respond.
+<br>They are testing with sedated animals to see if they can get one animal to control another animal's limbs.
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+<br>It's something like dreaming and moving (walking in your sleep).

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	<br>'''Chinas expedition to the moon'''		<br>'''Chinas expedition to the moon'''
	<br>China has successfully launched its space craft to the moon.		<br>China has successfully launched its space craft to the moon.

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		+	<br>'''Chinas expedition to the moon'''
		+	<br>China has successfully launched its space craft to the moon.
		+	<br>Chang'e 4 is the probe they're using and to explore uncharted parts of the Moon.
		+	<br>China can't confirm how long the expedition is going to take but they estimate about one Earth month.
		+	<br> In May 2018 China launched a relay satellite called Queqiao to a gravitationally stable lunar synchronous orbit about 65,000 kilometers beyond the moon, where the gravity of both Earth and the moon keep the relay satellite moving in a halolike motion that ensures it is continuously in sight of both the lunar farside and Earth.
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	<br>'''Have scientists figured out regeneration?'''		<br>'''Have scientists figured out regeneration?'''
	<br>Scientists have been experimenting on a frog to test if it can regrow some of its lost limbs.		<br>Scientists have been experimenting on a frog to test if it can regrow some of its lost limbs.

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−	+	<br>'''Have scientists figured out regeneration?'''
−	+	<br>Scientists have been experimenting on a frog to test if it can regrow some of its lost limbs.
	+	<br>Results come back as positive that the frog was able to regenerate its lost legs.

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		+	<br>'''Scientists on solitary confinement'''
		+	<br>Fellow inmate King who was responsible for killing his fellow inmate is now taking awareness of the effects of solitary confinement has on a person mentally.
		+	<br>An estimated count of 80,000 mostly men are put into solitary confinement for 23 hours a day with minimal contact with other people and the rooms are windowless and is the size of a king size bed.
		+	<br>Most prisoners that are sentenced to solitary confinement are in there for about a year and at least 15 days.
		+	<br>King was severely affected by being in solitary confinement for so long. He even forgot how to recognize faces, caused from not being social for so long.
		+	<br>King survived because his case was soon lifted by the United States and was a prime example of inhumanity of solitary confinement.
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	<br>'''The human divide'''		<br>'''The human divide'''
	<br>There are many things that separate humans from one another but the main thing is every persons different personality which is embedded in our dna.		<br>There are many things that separate humans from one another but the main thing is every persons different personality which is embedded in our dna.

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		+	<br>'''The human divide'''
		+	<br>There are many things that separate humans from one another but the main thing is every persons different personality which is embedded in our dna.
		+	<br>Compassion and politeness levels differ based on the persons aggressive level.
		+	<br>Scientists believe that the human personality is always evolving as time goes by.
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	Shuma's Article Summary Page		Shuma's Article Summary Page
	<br>Dandelion seeds are capable of flying due to a form only unique to them		<br>Dandelion seeds are capable of flying due to a form only unique to them

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		+	<br>Dandelion seeds are capable of flying due to a form only unique to them
		+	<br>The parachute shape of bundle of bristles enables the dandelions to take flight.
		+	<br>The parachute structure is mainly made up of empty space but the bristles form a ring shaped air bubble.
		+	<br>The ring isn't actually apart of the plant itself its actually air flow which helps it propel itself through the air

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	+	<br>'''Dinosaur hips'''
	+	<br>Each dinosaur was categorized by the shape of its hip.
	+	<br>Scientists predict that the reason to their hip shape is based on their diet.
	+	<br>Scientists believe that the reason to why dinosaur hips were shaped different from each other was so every type of dinosaur was built so it can breathe easier.
	+	<br>Changes in soft tissues affected dinosaur hips
	+	<br>The different shapes of the hips provided the dinosaurs with easier breathing