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Let’s Stop Talking Fossil Fuels And Talk “Tech Maps” – What?

Written by Dr. Jay Lehr

Most people are familiar with the idea of six degrees of separation—that everyone on the planet is separated by only six relationships. I want to introduce you to the idea of “70 degrees of connection”. In today’s world we all desire a comfortable temperature of about 70 degrees most of the time. People talk about climate change, but the desire for a 70-degree personal space—safely separated from the elements that endanger us—is a dominant force in our lives.

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California County Reduces Official COVID-19 Death Toll by 22 Percent

Written by 21stcenturywire.com

 

On Friday, Santa Clara County health leaders announced a drop in its COVID-19 death toll by nearly a quarter after it refined its approach in reporting the data. This latest move by Santa Clara County, the very heart of the Silicon Valley, comes immediately after another key region, Alameda County – who refined its overall COVID death toll and reduced it down 25 percent.

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60 Potential Uses of Graphene

Written by nanografi.com

For many experts, graphene is the material of the future. Its scientific definition can be considered somewhat complex, but the truth is that the properties of this material open a new horizon in the world of technology.

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Rulers Prepare To Execute “Cyber Polygon” Drill On Friday

Written by shtfplan.com

Cyber Polygon is a unique cybersecurity event that combines the world’s largest technical training exercise for corporate teams and an online conference featuring senior officials from international organizations and leading corporations.  The global elitists are going to test what a massive cyberattack that takes down infrastructure and the power grid worldwide would look like.

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