Sunlight is much, much brighter than most artificial light. A bright sunny day near the equator will be about 200 times as bright as a typical artificially-lit office or store environment.
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Some people believe that most nearsightedness is caused by lack of childhood exposure to bright sunlight. This could explain why nearsightedness is extremely rare in traditional rural cultures, and extremely prevalent in highly urbanized societies such as Singapore.
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U.S. book publishers are required to submit two copies of every book they publish to the Library of Congress. The library retains every book in the English language which it deems to be significant.
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Between 2018 and 2020, the median age in South Korea increased by 1.4 years. Take a minute to think about what this means for the future of the country.
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Despite having an average high above 90° F in July and August, the temperature in Miami has never exceeded 100° F.
Regarding 622. Over the last century, rates of nearsightedness have rapidly increased in developed countries. That means that nearsightedness, like obesity, is not simply genetic, but is also caused by something in our environment.
On the plus side, as awareness of this fact because more widespread, its possible that we will be able to prevent nearsightedness in children, either through medical treatments or by letting them play outside.
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark, has been vandalized multiple times.
Her head was stolen two times, her right arm has been stolen once, One time there was a big gash on her neck, and she has gotten blasted off her base, a (censored) was attached to her hand (please don't ban me because of this, this is just facts), green paint dumped on her with March 8 written on her, she was drenched with red paint with "Danmark [sic] defend the whales of the Faroe Islands" written on her, drenched with blue and white paint with "Befri Abdulle" written on her, and "Free Hong Kong" and "racist fish" written on her.
I know I shared this on a quiz page recently but I think it would work here too:
"Saddam Hussein once wrote a romance novel about a woman in an abusive relationship. While most scholars believe it is an allegory for the relationship between the US and Hussein's Iraq, it also sold over 1 million copies and was adapted as a television series and a musical."
Also a Blood Quran fact would be good if you haven't included one already. Something like this:
"Saddam Hussein once commissioned a Quran written in his own blood. After his overthrow, religious authorities faced a paradox: the act of writing a Quran in blood is considered a heresy, but so is the act of destroying a Quran. It currently is locked away in a mosque under incredibly high security."
Helvetica is saying that the southernmost point in Chile is closer to the South Pole than it is to the northernmost point in Chile. In other words, the southernmost point in Chile is closer to the South Pole, than the distance between the southernmost point in Chile, to the northernmost point, understand?
A British Diplomat by the name of "Robert Vansittart" along with a few others 1st drafted this plan on June 4, 1940. However, during a meeting, many French Leaders called it a Last-minute plan for Britain to steal their colonies, stating that they would rather be a German Province than a British Dominion. The union idea was then called off.
Microsoft excel still has a bug where it thinks February 29th on a year that is a multiple of 100 exists, which it doesn't because of backward compatibility. This bug has existed for decades
In 1970, George H.W. Bush ran against incumbent Lloyd Bentsen for a senate seat. Bentsen won. 18 years later, in 1988, Bush defeated Bentsen comfortably in the popular vote, by 7.8%b (similar to the margin in the senate race, 7.0%).
Birch Bayh had represented Indiana in the senate from 1962-1980 when he was defeated by Dan Quayle (Quayle would later become VP). So when he did, Dan Coats was appointed to serve until the 1990 senate special. He won and served until he retired in 1999. After that, Evan Bayh (the son of Birch Bayh) became a senator. He served as senator until his retirement in 2011. Then, the same Dan Coats became senator AGAIN! He retired in 2016 and was succeeded by Todd Young, who defeated the former senator Evan Bayh (same one)!
Giacomo Puccini, a famous composer, liked to smoke. He started to smoke at 14, and when he was young and had no money, He took of the pipes of the organ in the church whose organ player was him, sold them, and bought cigarttes with that money. He arranged the music that he had to play so he could perform without using the pipes he took off.
I enjoy classical music, and as far as I'm aware, the 'An die Freude' passage appears in the fourth and final movement, which I would define as the end??
Is that the real deal? I mean, is the correlation between sunshine exposure and nearsightedness the main factor?
Maybe is the fact that highly urbanized societies have works that wear out the eyes quickier (screens all day, night shifts, reading snail-sized captions).
Maybe is the fact that nearsightedness can be found easier in more developed countries (not much by the technology, but by the availability), and thus have higher numbers reported.
I don't argue whether sunlight exposure could be a factor, I argue whether it is the factor.
625: Not sure if they're just talking about strictly temperature readings, but with the heat index it has reached well over 110. Lived in Miami for many years and suffered the boiling, inescapable soup lol
On the plus side, as awareness of this fact because more widespread, its possible that we will be able to prevent nearsightedness in children, either through medical treatments or by letting them play outside.
Her head was stolen two times, her right arm has been stolen once, One time there was a big gash on her neck, and she has gotten blasted off her base, a (censored) was attached to her hand (please don't ban me because of this, this is just facts), green paint dumped on her with March 8 written on her, she was drenched with red paint with "Danmark [sic] defend the whales of the Faroe Islands" written on her, drenched with blue and white paint with "Befri Abdulle" written on her, and "Free Hong Kong" and "racist fish" written on her.
Sources: [1], [2]
"Saddam Hussein once wrote a romance novel about a woman in an abusive relationship. While most scholars believe it is an allegory for the relationship between the US and Hussein's Iraq, it also sold over 1 million copies and was adapted as a television series and a musical."
Also a Blood Quran fact would be good if you haven't included one already. Something like this:
"Saddam Hussein once commissioned a Quran written in his own blood. After his overthrow, religious authorities faced a paradox: the act of writing a Quran in blood is considered a heresy, but so is the act of destroying a Quran. It currently is locked away in a mosque under incredibly high security."
https://www.farandwide.com/s/amazing-geography-facts-d9d661749cad43df
1. WWII (When France surrendered to Germany)
2. The Suez Crisis (Cold War)
Most of the deaths are due to people violently shaking it to get stuck snacks out.
trashyunsignificantIs that the real deal? I mean, is the correlation between sunshine exposure and nearsightedness the main factor?
Maybe is the fact that highly urbanized societies have works that wear out the eyes quickier (screens all day, night shifts, reading snail-sized captions).
Maybe is the fact that nearsightedness can be found easier in more developed countries (not much by the technology, but by the availability), and thus have higher numbers reported.
I don't argue whether sunlight exposure could be a factor, I argue whether it is the factor.