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@harshcreats100k brain damage tor cnila What can we say except, “You’re welcome!” With a computer program called MOANA and NASA satellite data, scientists can identify the colorful plant-like organisms that drift in Atlantic Ocean currents. These phytoplankton nourish Earth’s marine life, produce oxygen, absorb carbon, and turn satellite images into vibrant works of art. The first image, taken by NASA’s Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) satellite on May 16, 2025, shows the natural color of phytoplankton blooming in the nutrient-rich waters off the coast of Namibia. While each individual phytoplankton is microscopic, blooms of billions can be seen swirling in shades of greens and blues from orbit. Different species appear as different colors, and PACE detects the entire spectrum. By putting PACE color data into a computer program called Multi Ordination Analysis - the MOANA of this ocean tale - scientists can create maps where three different types of phytoplankton are thriving. The second image dives into the data to map the different communities in teal and purple. This helps provide insights into the health of schools of fish and other ocean life. Including, perhaps, how far they’ll go.Image description: Two satellite images show the same portion of the Atlantic Ocean and the southwestern coast of Africa. In the first natural-color image, the left side is dark blue, with swirls of greens increasing toward the center of the image as the ocean meets the coastline. To the right of the first image, white clouds form dotted, curved lines over the tan and brown land. The second image maps data on phytoplankton communities over the ocean, with different communities identified in teals and purples. The land and clouds look the same as in the first image.🧠
@harshcreats100k brain damage tor cnila What can we say except, “You’re welcome!” With a computer program called MOANA and NASA satellite data, scientists can identify the colorful plant-like organisms that drift in Atlantic Ocean currents. These phytoplankton nourish Earth’s marine life, produce oxygen, absorb carbon, and turn satellite images into vibrant works of art. The first image, taken by NASA’s Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) satellite on May 16, 2025, shows the natural color of phytoplankton blooming in the nutrient-rich waters off the coast of Namibia. While each individual phytoplankton is microscopic, blooms of billions can be seen swirling in shades of greens and blues from orbit. Different species appear as different colors, and PACE detects the entire spectrum. By putting PACE color data into a computer program called Multi Ordination Analysis - the MOANA of this ocean tale - scientists can create maps where three different types of phytoplankton are thriving. The second image dives into the data to map the different communities in teal and purple. This helps provide insights into the health of schools of fish and other ocean life. Including, perhaps, how far they’ll go.Image description: Two satellite images show the same portion of the Atlantic Ocean and the southwestern coast of Africa. In the first natural-color image, the left side is dark blue, with swirls of greens increasing toward the center of the image as the ocean meets the coastline. To the right of the first image, white clouds form dotted, curved lines over the tan and brown land. The second image maps data on phytoplankton communities over the ocean, with different communities identified in teals and purples. The land and clouds look the same as in the first image.🧠
They told you it’s safe. They told you that radiation is “Non-ionizing.” But what if the constant, close-frequency bombardment of your device is slowly cooking your neural pathways, and they will silence anyone who demonstrates that? This is what they don’t tell you: The “safety” standards for mobile phone radiation are based on short-term thermal heating, not the long-term cumulative neurological effects of holding a microwave transmitter against your skull for hours a day. This man didn’t just have a theory. He had personal medical examinations of evidence, follow-up of cognitive impairment and possibly even filtered studies of the industry that showed a direct correlation between exposure to RF/EMF of the iPhone and changes in brain tissue. His disappearance is not a coincidence. It is a corporate-state protocol. The trillion-dollar technology industry cannot afford a credible public informant with evidence that its flagship product causes brain damage. He became a passive, not a citizen. This is massive-scale biological experimentation. They have turned an entire generation into laboratory rats, tracking the effects in real time while publicly denying any risk. Your phone is not just a tool; it is an ongoing clinical trial, and you never gave informed consent. The lesson is clear: Your convenience is his experiment. And if you get too close to the truth about what that experiment is doing to you, you don’t get a warning: you disappear.
They told you it’s safe. They told you that radiation is “Non-ionizing.” But what if the constant, close-frequency bombardment of your device is slowly cooking your neural pathways, and they will silence anyone who demonstrates that? This is what they don’t tell you: The “safety” standards for mobile phone radiation are based on short-term thermal heating, not the long-term cumulative neurological effects of holding a microwave transmitter against your skull for hours a day. This man didn’t just have a theory. He had personal medical examinations of evidence, follow-up of cognitive impairment and possibly even filtered studies of the industry that showed a direct correlation between exposure to RF/EMF of the iPhone and changes in brain tissue. His disappearance is not a coincidence. It is a corporate-state protocol. The trillion-dollar technology industry cannot afford a credible public informant with evidence that its flagship product causes brain damage. He became a passive, not a citizen. This is massive-scale biological experimentation. They have turned an entire generation into laboratory rats, tracking the effects in real time while publicly denying any risk. Your phone is not just a tool; it is an ongoing clinical trial, and you never gave informed consent. The lesson is clear: Your convenience is his experiment. And if you get too close to the truth about what that experiment is doing to you, you don’t get a warning: you disappear.
Originally written by Roger Waters about former bandmate Syd Barrett and his mental decline, Brain Damage is one of the darkest songs Pink Floyd ever made. This version comes from the P.U.L.S.E. tour in 1994, filmed primarily at Earls Court Exhibition Centre during a run of shows in October 1994. More than 20 years after it first appeared on The Dark Side of the Moon, the song somehow sounded even heavier live. By 1994, with David Gilmour leading the band, “Brain Damage” had become even more dramatic. Richard Wright’s keyboards sounded huge, the backing vocals gave the chorus an almost gospel feel, and Gilmour’s voice added a sadness that made lines like “I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon” feel even more haunting. The P.U.L.S.E. version also flowed directly into “Eclipse,” surrounded by giant lights, the famous circular screen and one of the most ambitious stage productions of the 1990s. #pinkfloyd #davidgilmour #braindamage #90s #sydbarrett
Originally written by Roger Waters about former bandmate Syd Barrett and his mental decline, Brain Damage is one of the darkest songs Pink Floyd ever made. This version comes from the P.U.L.S.E. tour in 1994, filmed primarily at Earls Court Exhibition Centre during a run of shows in October 1994. More than 20 years after it first appeared on The Dark Side of the Moon, the song somehow sounded even heavier live. By 1994, with David Gilmour leading the band, “Brain Damage” had become even more dramatic. Richard Wright’s keyboards sounded huge, the backing vocals gave the chorus an almost gospel feel, and Gilmour’s voice added a sadness that made lines like “I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon” feel even more haunting. The P.U.L.S.E. version also flowed directly into “Eclipse,” surrounded by giant lights, the famous circular screen and one of the most ambitious stage productions of the 1990s. #pinkfloyd #davidgilmour #braindamage #90s #sydbarrett
Ariana had brain damage that affected her ability to move her arms and legs with intention and control. Because of that, we were always trying to find new ways to help her learn and practice those movements. In this video, we gave her a toy and I wanted her to try to bring it to her face. She may have been trying to do just that- but instead, she got me. It made me laugh, but at the same time, I was so proud… because she moved her arm, she moved the toy, and she did it on her own! #cerebralpalsy #vegaslocal #childloss #pt
Ariana had brain damage that affected her ability to move her arms and legs with intention and control. Because of that, we were always trying to find new ways to help her learn and practice those movements. In this video, we gave her a toy and I wanted her to try to bring it to her face. She may have been trying to do just that- but instead, she got me. It made me laugh, but at the same time, I was so proud… because she moved her arm, she moved the toy, and she did it on her own! #cerebralpalsy #vegaslocal #childloss #pt
See you on the dark side of the moon 🌚 Thought that this one from 2 years ago was a good one to share today #ArtemisII #Artemis2 #thedarksideofthemoon #BrainDamage #PinkFloyd
See you on the dark side of the moon 🌚 Thought that this one from 2 years ago was a good one to share today #ArtemisII #Artemis2 #thedarksideofthemoon #BrainDamage #PinkFloyd
TATTOOS: YOU’VE BEEN WARNED ⚠️💀 I wish I knew sooner how dangerous tattoos are. I had no idea the ingredients in the inks that are injected directly into our bloodstream are loaded with toxins. Colorful tattoos are even worse as these colors are created using specific heavy metals. For instance red is notorious for containing mercury which is linked to brain damage and mental illness. Almost all colored ink contains cadmium which is classified as a human carcinogen. Blue ink contains aluminum which is linked to alzheimers 😭 It saddened me to learn that laser removal will only disrupt the ink and push more into your lymph system, making the situation worse. I chose to opt for detoxing to mitigate the damage on my body using the natural mineral zeolite clinoptilolite proven to safely remove heavy metals and carcinogens from the body. The brand I use ensures the zeolite particles are very tiny and they can go wherever the blood flows which will take care of all organs, tissues and the entire lymph system. It’s really simple to use to comes in a spray bottle and you take it 3x daily. For more info on the detox I’m using comment “natural detox” and I’ll DM you the details!
TATTOOS: YOU’VE BEEN WARNED ⚠️💀 I wish I knew sooner how dangerous tattoos are. I had no idea the ingredients in the inks that are injected directly into our bloodstream are loaded with toxins. Colorful tattoos are even worse as these colors are created using specific heavy metals. For instance red is notorious for containing mercury which is linked to brain damage and mental illness. Almost all colored ink contains cadmium which is classified as a human carcinogen. Blue ink contains aluminum which is linked to alzheimers 😭 It saddened me to learn that laser removal will only disrupt the ink and push more into your lymph system, making the situation worse. I chose to opt for detoxing to mitigate the damage on my body using the natural mineral zeolite clinoptilolite proven to safely remove heavy metals and carcinogens from the body. The brand I use ensures the zeolite particles are very tiny and they can go wherever the blood flows which will take care of all organs, tissues and the entire lymph system. It’s really simple to use to comes in a spray bottle and you take it 3x daily. For more info on the detox I’m using comment “natural detox” and I’ll DM you the details!
In 1871, a 15-year-old girl named Evelina Cotton went to bed after dinner. She never woke up. Doctors examined her. Her heart was beating. Her breathing was steady. But she did not respond. No pain. No sound. No movement. Cold water didn't work. Loud noises didn't work. Even electric shocks failed to bring her back. Days passed. Then weeks. Weeks turned into months. And months into years. Evelina remained asleep. Not dead. Just... absent. Her mother refused to let go. Every day, she brushed Evelina's hair. Changed her clothes. Spoke to her as if she could still hear. Nine years passed. Then, one morning, Evelina opened her eyes. She looked around the room and spoke her first words in nearly a decade. "Why is everyone so old?" To her, only one night had passed. But nine years were gone. Doctors could not explain it. There was no brain damage. No known illness. No clear cause. They called it "prolonged catatonic sleep." A name-not an answer. #realstory #viralreels #foryouシpage #history comment your thoughts 💬 follow for more.....
In 1871, a 15-year-old girl named Evelina Cotton went to bed after dinner. She never woke up. Doctors examined her. Her heart was beating. Her breathing was steady. But she did not respond. No pain. No sound. No movement. Cold water didn't work. Loud noises didn't work. Even electric shocks failed to bring her back. Days passed. Then weeks. Weeks turned into months. And months into years. Evelina remained asleep. Not dead. Just... absent. Her mother refused to let go. Every day, she brushed Evelina's hair. Changed her clothes. Spoke to her as if she could still hear. Nine years passed. Then, one morning, Evelina opened her eyes. She looked around the room and spoke her first words in nearly a decade. "Why is everyone so old?" To her, only one night had passed. But nine years were gone. Doctors could not explain it. There was no brain damage. No known illness. No clear cause. They called it "prolonged catatonic sleep." A name-not an answer. #realstory #viralreels #foryouシpage #history comment your thoughts 💬 follow for more.....
“Where would rock n’ roll be without feedback?” Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII - David In The Studio *** In October 1971, Pink Floyd recorded one of the greatest concert films ever made inside the ruins of the ancient Roman Amphitheatre in Pompeii, Italy. In this studio scene, David Gilmour records “Brain Damage,” the penultimate track from Pink Floyd’s upcoming album “The Dark Side of the Moon.” When an engineer stops the take because of feedback, Gilmour pushes back with an iconic line: “Where would rock n’ roll be without feedback?” The wry remark beautifully captures the spirit and evolution of rock. Partly fueled by psychedelics, rock in the late ’60s and early ’70s began ignoring the rules of how music was supposed to sound, opening the door to entirely new textures. What began as an unwanted byproduct of amplified guitars — sound looping between pickups and speakers — became one of rock’s most expressive tools. Source: Pink Floyd.
“Where would rock n’ roll be without feedback?” Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII - David In The Studio *** In October 1971, Pink Floyd recorded one of the greatest concert films ever made inside the ruins of the ancient Roman Amphitheatre in Pompeii, Italy. In this studio scene, David Gilmour records “Brain Damage,” the penultimate track from Pink Floyd’s upcoming album “The Dark Side of the Moon.” When an engineer stops the take because of feedback, Gilmour pushes back with an iconic line: “Where would rock n’ roll be without feedback?” The wry remark beautifully captures the spirit and evolution of rock. Partly fueled by psychedelics, rock in the late ’60s and early ’70s began ignoring the rules of how music was supposed to sound, opening the door to entirely new textures. What began as an unwanted byproduct of amplified guitars — sound looping between pickups and speakers — became one of rock’s most expressive tools. Source: Pink Floyd.
THE DANGERS OF 'CHROMING' AS BOY, 11, DIES AFTER TAKING PART IN SOCIAL MEDIA TREND DESPITE MUM'S WARNING. The online community is in shock following the tragic death of 11-year-old Tommie-Lee Gracie Billington, who suffered a fatal cardiac arrest after reportedly taking part in the "chroming" challenge. The young boy was at a friend's house in Lancaster, UK, when he attempted the dangerous social media craze, which involves inhaling toxic fumes from household chemicals like aerosol cans and paint thinners. Despite his mother’s repeated warnings about the risks of internet trends, Tommie-Lee became the latest victim of "Sudden Sniffing Death Syndrome," a condition where the heart simply stops after a single exposure to these volatile substances. His grieving mother has now launched a massive awareness campaign to shut down TikTok challenges that glamorize substance abuse, pleading with other parents to lock away common household items. "He had a heart of gold, and now our family is shattered because of a 30-second video," she shared in a devastating public tribute. Health experts are warning that chroming is surging among Tier-1 audiences in the US, UK, and Australia, with "WhipTok" and similar tags garnering hundreds of millions of views. The trend is particularly lethal because it can cause permanent brain damage, organ failure, or instant death even in first-time users, proving that the price of a few likes is far too high.
THE DANGERS OF 'CHROMING' AS BOY, 11, DIES AFTER TAKING PART IN SOCIAL MEDIA TREND DESPITE MUM'S WARNING. The online community is in shock following the tragic death of 11-year-old Tommie-Lee Gracie Billington, who suffered a fatal cardiac arrest after reportedly taking part in the "chroming" challenge. The young boy was at a friend's house in Lancaster, UK, when he attempted the dangerous social media craze, which involves inhaling toxic fumes from household chemicals like aerosol cans and paint thinners. Despite his mother’s repeated warnings about the risks of internet trends, Tommie-Lee became the latest victim of "Sudden Sniffing Death Syndrome," a condition where the heart simply stops after a single exposure to these volatile substances. His grieving mother has now launched a massive awareness campaign to shut down TikTok challenges that glamorize substance abuse, pleading with other parents to lock away common household items. "He had a heart of gold, and now our family is shattered because of a 30-second video," she shared in a devastating public tribute. Health experts are warning that chroming is surging among Tier-1 audiences in the US, UK, and Australia, with "WhipTok" and similar tags garnering hundreds of millions of views. The trend is particularly lethal because it can cause permanent brain damage, organ failure, or instant death even in first-time users, proving that the price of a few likes is far too high.
🚨 STOP! This is Cardiac Arrest. Cardiac arrest is not the same as a heart attack. In a cardiac arrest, the heart suddenly stops beating effectively. The person collapses, stops breathing normally, and you cannot feel a pulse. 🧠 Brain damage can begin within 4–5 minutes. That’s why immediate action is everything. Here’s what YOU should do: 1️⃣ Call emergency services immediately. Put your phone on speaker. Do not wait for someone else to take charge. 2️⃣ Lay the person flat on a hard surface. 3️⃣ Place your hands correctly: – Non-dominant hand below, dominant hand on top – Position them on the center of the chest (sternum), where the ribcage ends – Keep elbows straight – Shoulders directly above your hands 4️⃣ Start compressions: – Push hard and fast – 100–120 compressions per minute – About 2 inches deep 5️⃣ Give 30 compressions If trained, give 2 rescue breaths. If not trained, hands-only CPR can still save a life. Continue CPR until: ✔️ The ambulance arrives ✔️ The person shows signs of life Do not freeze. Do not panic. Your action in those first few minutes can be the difference between life and death. 💬 Comment “CPR” if you learned something new today. 🔁 Share this reel — your one share could save someone’s life. #CPR #CardiacArrest #SaveALife #EmergencyResponse #FirstAid
🚨 STOP! This is Cardiac Arrest. Cardiac arrest is not the same as a heart attack. In a cardiac arrest, the heart suddenly stops beating effectively. The person collapses, stops breathing normally, and you cannot feel a pulse. 🧠 Brain damage can begin within 4–5 minutes. That’s why immediate action is everything. Here’s what YOU should do: 1️⃣ Call emergency services immediately. Put your phone on speaker. Do not wait for someone else to take charge. 2️⃣ Lay the person flat on a hard surface. 3️⃣ Place your hands correctly: – Non-dominant hand below, dominant hand on top – Position them on the center of the chest (sternum), where the ribcage ends – Keep elbows straight – Shoulders directly above your hands 4️⃣ Start compressions: – Push hard and fast – 100–120 compressions per minute – About 2 inches deep 5️⃣ Give 30 compressions If trained, give 2 rescue breaths. If not trained, hands-only CPR can still save a life. Continue CPR until: ✔️ The ambulance arrives ✔️ The person shows signs of life Do not freeze. Do not panic. Your action in those first few minutes can be the difference between life and death. 💬 Comment “CPR” if you learned something new today. 🔁 Share this reel — your one share could save someone’s life. #CPR #CardiacArrest #SaveALife #EmergencyResponse #FirstAid
proof that nature’s engineering is on another level 🐦⚙️ Imagine hitting your head against a wall 20 times per second… sounds impossible, right? But woodpeckers do exactly that—without getting brain damage. Their secret lies in an incredible natural shock-absorption system. Their skull contains spongy, impact-resistant bone that distributes force evenly, preventing damage. Their powerful neck muscles help control each strike, reducing sudden jolts. But the real genius? A special structure called the hyoid bone—it wraps around the skull like a safety harness, acting like a built-in seatbelt for the brain. This perfect combination allows woodpeckers to peck thousands of times daily with zero injury. Engineers even study them to design safer helmets and shock-absorbing systems. Nature didn’t just solve the problem… it perfected it. Follow @mystfactz DM for credit/removal - #woodpecker #sciencefacts #naturesengineering #wildlifefacts
proof that nature’s engineering is on another level 🐦⚙️ Imagine hitting your head against a wall 20 times per second… sounds impossible, right? But woodpeckers do exactly that—without getting brain damage. Their secret lies in an incredible natural shock-absorption system. Their skull contains spongy, impact-resistant bone that distributes force evenly, preventing damage. Their powerful neck muscles help control each strike, reducing sudden jolts. But the real genius? A special structure called the hyoid bone—it wraps around the skull like a safety harness, acting like a built-in seatbelt for the brain. This perfect combination allows woodpeckers to peck thousands of times daily with zero injury. Engineers even study them to design safer helmets and shock-absorbing systems. Nature didn’t just solve the problem… it perfected it. Follow @mystfactz DM for credit/removal - #woodpecker #sciencefacts #naturesengineering #wildlifefacts
IT’s A DISORDER apparently 😝😂😝😂 I was talking to a friend a few weeks ago about this.. we both have this delusion so I think it’s more common than we think it is 😝😂Anyone else have this? The characteristics of this disorder are : Delusional belief - The core symptom is the firm belief that one’s reflection is a stranger, a family member, or a YOUNGER version of oneself. Behavioural responses : Patients may converse with the reflection, fear it, or attempt to hide from it. Intact recognition : Paradoxically, patients usually maintain the ability to recognize other people in the mirror.- HA HA EVERYONE ELSE MY AGE IS OLD -I AM YOUNG 😂😝😂😝LOL Mirror sign : Often associated with the “mirror sign,” which is the tendency to cover or ignore mirrors. Context: Mostly occurs in moderate-to-severe dementia, but can occur after right-hemisphere brain damage. GOING FOR A BRAIN SCAN GUYS?😝😂 I don’t think I have either of the above :-) #comedyreel #laughterismedicine #agedefying #agedefyingskincare
IT’s A DISORDER apparently 😝😂😝😂 I was talking to a friend a few weeks ago about this.. we both have this delusion so I think it’s more common than we think it is 😝😂Anyone else have this? The characteristics of this disorder are : Delusional belief - The core symptom is the firm belief that one’s reflection is a stranger, a family member, or a YOUNGER version of oneself. Behavioural responses : Patients may converse with the reflection, fear it, or attempt to hide from it. Intact recognition : Paradoxically, patients usually maintain the ability to recognize other people in the mirror.- HA HA EVERYONE ELSE MY AGE IS OLD -I AM YOUNG 😂😝😂😝LOL Mirror sign : Often associated with the “mirror sign,” which is the tendency to cover or ignore mirrors. Context: Mostly occurs in moderate-to-severe dementia, but can occur after right-hemisphere brain damage. GOING FOR A BRAIN SCAN GUYS?😝😂 I don’t think I have either of the above :-) #comedyreel #laughterismedicine #agedefying #agedefyingskincare
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