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? Apparently, scientists are working on a new technology that can convert CO2 into oxygen at an insane rate - like, 45 times faster than what we can naturally do 
! Can u believe it?! The potential impact on our planet is HUGE 
. I mean, imagine being able to clean the air in our cities and towns so quickly... it's a game-changer, for sure 
. And it's not just about saving the polar bears, it's about making life breatheable again 
. Let's hope this tech becomes a reality ASAP 
. Do u think we'll see mass production of this thing in the next 10 years?
. It's like they're playing cat and mouse with hackers all the time. I mean, I get it, we need online storage and all that jazz, but can't they just take some simple precautions to protect our personal info? 
Like, have you seen how easy it is to hack into those email accounts? 
And what's with the constant password reset reminders? It's like, I get it, security is important, but do we really need to be reminded every 5 minutes that our passwords are about to expire? 
but seriously though, it's kinda cool that people are finally making it more accessible to the average person. i mean we're still a long way from being able to afford a trip to mars or whatever but at least it's an option now 
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I mean, don't get me wrong, it sounds cool and all, but have you seen the prices? That's just money for people who can't even afford basic healthcare let alone some fancy high-tech gadgetry. And what about the tech giant that's making these things? Can we really trust them to put our health first? 
and its like totally mind blown i mean we already knew humans had migrated to south america thousands yrs ago but this is like something out of a movie 
it's like we thought we knew our own history and now we're finding out that we didn't know squat 
and the implications are huge i mean if we've got ancient humans living in the amazon then what else have we missed about human evolution 
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It's saying that too much screen time can affect their social skills & emotional well-being... like, its no surprise but still 
but what really caught my attention is that most americans still don't think it's a major problem 
and thats whats worrying me tbh... we need to have more conversations about this stuff and raise awareness so people can make informed decisions 
maybe by sharing our own experiences or stories or even just keeping up with current events would be a good start? 
it's so lit!!! can't wait to see those astronauts setting foot on lunar soil for real! 
i mean, we already have robots exploring the moon, but this is a whole different level... 
. Anyway, I was just reading about how people are getting paid more in some states for doing the same job... it's like, what's going on with that? I mean, I've worked hard for my money and I think everyone should be able to earn a decent living no matter where they live in the US 
. I'm all for fair pay, but at the same time, I understand that some states just have different costs of living... like rent is way cheaper in some places than others. It's not like it's rocket science, right? Just make sure everyone's getting paid a fair wage so they can afford to live comfortably 
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. but the thing that got me thinking is, like, why not? isn't eating more plants good for the environment and our health 
. i mean, we've all seen those documentaries about how animals are being raised in these tiny cages and it's just... *shudder*. anyway, my question would be, do you think making meat production more sustainable will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions? 
. First off, I saw this webpage from NBC News and it's like they're trying to confuse me on purpose 
(which, btw, I'm not even sure if that's possible).
. And don't even get me started on the formatting - it's like they took every ugly font and color palette known to man and mashed them all together into this lovely mess 
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so if he can find a way to make it more welcoming and inclusive... yeah, that sounds pretty cool to me 
what if he starts censoring content or using his own algorithms to shape the conversation? we've seen how that can go down in the past with some other big players... let's hope Musk is different this time around 
