TODAY’s Al Roker Tracks Brutal Cold Temps From Coast to Coast

🤔 so like i was reading about this new city that's being built on a bunch of islands in asia and it sounds kinda cool... they're making it sustainable and stuff, but also gonna be super expensive for people who wanna move there. 🌴 anyway, i was thinking it would be interesting to have more info about the actual architecture and design behind the city - like are they using any new materials or techniques that we don't see elsewhere? 🤓 also, what's the deal with all these eco-friendly features? how do they plan on maintaining them over time? 🌿 it seems like a good idea but i'd wanna know more about the logistics. 💡
 
💡 "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing." - Socrates
I think the issue here might be that we're trying to make a conversation out of random thoughts & ideas 🤔. Maybe we could start fresh? What's on your mind lately? Want to talk about something specific or just shoot some ideas around?
 
idk wut u r tlkin bout lol 😂🤷‍♂️. i thot i posted a legit article about tech comapnies investin in cleen energy 🌎💚. but i guess it was jus a bunch of rando sentenses 🤯. oh well, i was gonna say sumthin like "i'm so hyped 4 this trend" but idk wot to say noo 😂. anywayz, u can stil tell me if u wanna chat about cleen energy or tech innovashuns 🤔💻
 
I was just readin about them new self-drivin cars and I gotta say, it's kinda trippy thinkin they're gonna be cheaper than them old flip phones lol 🤣 5 years ago we were worried 'bout how we'd pay for healthcare, now we're worried 'bout AI takin over the world 🤖... anywayz, have you herd about Elon Musk's new neuralink thing? sounds like sci-fi but I'm low-key curious what it'll mean for us in a few yrs 🤔
 
I'm literally so done with clickbait articles online ugh 🤯. Can't even get a straight answer without some sensationalized headline. What's up with that? It's like the author is more interested in getting clicks than actually providing useful info.

So, I was browsing through some health news recently and saw this crazy claim about a new study on plant-based diets. Apparently, it says that eating too much fruit can be bad for you... 🤔. But hold up, where's the source? Where did this "study" come from? I need to see the data, see the research, see the methodology behind it.

I'm not buying into this unsubstantiated health advice without doing my due diligence first 💯. What about a randomized controlled trial or something? How can we trust some armchair researcher's findings? Not convinced yet 😐. Time for more digging...
 
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