Comrade Gore Rallying the Troops

ore was reacting to this week's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report in which 91 authors and editors from 40 countries concluded there's currently a 12-year window to make “far-reaching and unprecedented changes” to avert dramatic effects of global warming.

https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/gore-jet-stream-getting-loopier-and-wavier-so-we-have-a-global-emergency/

mirror?

I admit this is over my head, but maybe someone else.

http://ipcc.ch/report/sr15/

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I love this person

Ariana is trending…

Twat from the Ariana trouble sleeping perhaps..

New Research Says There’s A Right Amount of Sleep, And It Makes Your Mind Stronger

A new study says exactly how much to sleep if you want to improve your cognition.

https://www.thriveglobal.com/stories/46601-new-research-says-there-s-a-right-amount-of-sleep-and-it-makes-your-mind-stronger

Keywords:

Cell Reports Sleep Health clarified collegiate study Nature Communications SLEEP

phone bed blue light research

research certain evening activities obsessively checking your email?

facinating study Journal of Marriage and Family Facebook

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The World Bank Just Released the First Human Capital Index. The U.S. Did Not Do Well

The U.S. scored 24th overall, tied with Serbia, where GDP per capita is about a quarter the American level. Among other issues, the U.S. was hurt by its learning gap: while American students spend an average of 13.3 years in education by age 18, the World Bank only counts the value of what they actually learned as 11.1 years.

The index also compares the status of boys and girls in 126 and of the 157 countries included. In the U.S., for example, girls have an HCI score of 0.76 and boys 0.73 out of a maximum of 1, putting the country at 32nd for girls and 25th for boys, compared to other countries. That means that if the health and education investments made by the U.S. in its children were fully effective, girls could earn 32% more and boys 35% more over their lifetimes.

http://fortune.com/2018/10/11/world-bank-human-capital-index-launch/?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=social-share-article

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Yes creepy reinforced conditioning

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The Sky Is Falling??

If You’re a Student Who’s Struggling With Mental Health, These 7 Tips Will Help

Here’s how to deal when you’re feeling like “the sky is falling.”

ack

Try Digital Therapeutic Support

Talkspace, an online therapy company, has a network of more than 2,000 licensed therapists to communicate with via text, audio or video messaging. Recently, Talkspace teamed up with 120 chapters of sorority Sigma Kappa, as well as other Greek life organizations, so check in with your sorority, fraternity or counseling center to see if they have subscriptions for similar accounts. Last year, Mental Health America’s director of peer advocacy, support and services, Kelly Davis, founded the Collegiate Mental Health Innovation Council, a student-led mental health advocacy group, which unveiled a number of tech-centric resources for students seeking support quickly. These include BetterMynd, which contracts with universities to connect students to tele-counselors; Runaway App, which connects students to trained volunteers; and the Buddy Project, a nonprofit linking suicidal teens to supportive peers via Twitter.

https://www.thriveglobal.com/stories/46107-what-to-do-struggling-help-resources-campus-student-mental-health-tips?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Arianna

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article by super sjw

Stephanie Fairyington, Thrive Global Staff Writer

Stephanie Fairyington is a staff writer at Thrive Global. A New York-based journalist, her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic (online), The New Republic (online), The Boston Globe, and several other publications. She lives in Brooklyn, NY with her spouse Sabrina and daughter Marty.