* The X-ray of a schizophrenic who died trying to make the voices in his head stop.

Schizophrenia is a serious mental disorder in which people interpret reality abnormally. Schizophrenia may result in some combination of hallucinations, delusions, and extremely disordered thinking and behavior that impairs daily functioning, and can be disabling.

* This is what a surgical room looks like after trauma surgery.

Trauma is the experience of severe psychological distress following any terrible or life-threatening event.

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SIMPlyleo leave that tribal thread and come and learn something for once

* Magic waters of Jervis Bay Australia

Bioluminescent displays are one of the world’s natural wonders! There has been an amazing display recently in various parts of Jervis Bay (August 2018, May 2019, January 2020, April 2020 and early July 2020).

Some plankton or algae can glow in the dark, usually emitting a blue glow. Plankton are the diverse collection of organisms that live in large bodies of water and are unable to swim against a current or tide. They are a source of food for larger aquatic organisms such as fish. The word for organisms that glow is “bioluminescence” eg glow worms or fireflies, which comes from “bio,” or life, and “lumin,” meaning light.

* The thin braids attached to the scalp testify to the resistance that African grandmothers used to plan the escape from their masters' properties and homes. Women gathered in the courtyard to comb the children's hair and drew on their heads a map full of paths and escape routes, where they located the highest mountains, rivers and trees. When men saw them, they knew which routes to take. Its code unknown to the masters allowed the enslaved to flee.

* In 2010, the mummified body of a 39,000-year-old mammoth was discovered in Russian permafrost. The animal, called "Yuka", was so well preserved that much of it's brain and skin remained intact.

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Jeffrey12:
* The thin braids attached to the scalp testify to the resistance that African grandmothers used to plan the escape from their masters' properties and homes. Women gathered in the courtyard to comb the children's hair and drew on their heads a map full of paths and escape routes, where they located the highest mountains, rivers and trees. When men saw them, they knew which routes to take. Its code unknown to the masters allowed the enslaved to flee.

wow!

Jeffrey12:
* The thin braids attached to the scalp testify to the resistance that African grandmothers used to plan the escape from their masters' properties and homes. Women gathered in the courtyard to comb the children's hair and drew on their heads a map full of paths and escape routes, where they located the highest mountains, rivers and trees. When men saw them, they knew which routes to take. Its code unknown to the masters allowed the enslaved to flee.

wow!

mind blowing facts

Jeffrey12:
* The thin braids attached to the scalp testify to the resistance that African grandmothers used to plan the escape from their masters' properties and homes. Women gathered in the courtyard to comb the children's hair and drew on their heads a map full of paths and escape routes, where they located the highest mountains, rivers and trees. When men saw them, they knew which routes to take. Its code unknown to the masters allowed the enslaved to flee.

Wow! This is interesting.

straight to the fu*king front-page

Say what

Jeffrey12:
* The thin braids attached to the scalp testify to the resistance that African grandmothers used to plan the escape from their masters' properties and homes. Women gathered in the courtyard to comb the children's hair and drew on their heads a map full of paths and escape routes, where they located the highest mountains, rivers and trees. When men saw them, they knew which routes to take. Its code unknown to the masters allowed the enslaved to flee.

Intelligence ..God bless our mothers

Wonderful!

* The most patient man in the world taking his giant tortoise for a walk.

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Jeffrey12:
* The thin braids attached to the scalp testify to the resistance that African grandmothers used to plan the escape from their masters' properties and homes. Women gathered in the courtyard to comb the children's hair and drew on their heads a map full of paths and escape routes, where they located the highest mountains, rivers and trees. When men saw them, they knew which routes to take. Its code unknown to the masters allowed the enslaved to flee.

and you expect me to belief this

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Nigerians are suffering and smiling

E don finish??

Jeffrey12:
* The most patient man in the world taking his giant tortoise for a walk.

If you can take tortoise or sloth for a walk you are patient in deed

Great thread, well done! The fact about the hair is amazing.

the man with a Turtoise is a full time patient of YabaLeft Oyinbo Version

paqman:
and you expect me to belief this

Africans have a lot of symbols and a lot of these were used by the enslaved africans in America to fool the slave masters, to communicate and preserve history. I saw a short documentary recently about the synbols on fabrics but I can't remember the title.

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Jeffrey12:
* The thin braids attached to the scalp testify to the resistance that African grandmothers used to plan the escape from their masters' properties and homes. Women gathered in the courtyard to comb the children's hair and drew on their heads a map full of paths and escape routes, where they located the highest mountains, rivers and trees. When men saw them, they knew which routes to take. Its code unknown to the masters allowed the enslaved to flee.

When WOMEN had divine immeasurable Sense.