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The Sexual Segregation Of Omnisexuals By: Hiram Cohen Origin Of Omnisexual Contrary to current information, omnisexuality did not originate in the early 1950s. That was simply it’s first ‘allowed’ mention in literature in a still post-Victorian world. All humans are omnisexuals with distinctive preferences/orientations. And humans have been omnisexuals since the dawn of time. Still, there is a great deal …

By: W. Lewis Brain injury is both an exciting new and terrifying field of medicine, but it’s not a new injury. It’s been with us throughout all time. However, not much was really known about the brain’s ability to heal or therapeutic approaches to promote its healing until the last century. Reverse Engineering The Most Marvelous And Complex Cellularly Controlled …

Expectations For Fathers Have Increased The expectations for fathers today have increased both at work and at home. Here’s ten great ways for fathers to be more effective at the most important job they’ll ever have, being a Dad: 1. See your children as smart and capable The Achilles heel of many fathers is to think their kids as “don’t …

By: Erin Alice Cowling, MacEwan University We don’t generally think of chocolate as scary, despite its close ties to Halloween and all the miniature ghosts, skeletons and witches that will be out asking for a treat in lieu of a trick on Oct. 31. And even then, the threat of receiving a chocolate bar that has been tampered with is …

As governments shirk their responsibilities, non-profits are more important than ever In a neoliberal era, where profitability is prioritized over social duty, all orders of government in Canada are increasingly shirking responsibility for providing social services onto non-profits. (Shutterstock) Kevin Gosine, Brock University; Darlene Ciuffetelli Parker, Brock University, and Tiffany L. Gallagher, Brock University You’ve likely walked past that non-profit youth …

Native study of the natural world is thousands of years old and exceptionally nuanced and deep. When our body of knowledge excludes that expertise, we distort our understanding of ecosystems and put species at risk. By Jeanine Pfeiffer Republished May 23, 2023 Why Indigenous Science? Why do we need indigenous science? Take a swim through Clear Lake, North America’s oldest …

Extinction threatens 40 percent of insect species—not just honeybees—putting global ecosystems and food supplies at risk. We can intervene. Republished May 22, 2023 By: Oliver Milman How Many Ants Are There? Recently a cadre of scientists took on the near-Sisyphean task of estimating the number of ants in the world. They came up with 20 quadrillion—a 20 with 15 zeros …

Early Indicator Of Brain Disease (NC) The sense of smell is a powerful part of the human experience. It influences taste and even triggers emotions and memories. If your sense of smell is reduced or you’ve lost it completely that could be an early indicator of brain disease. The Nose Knows While temporary loss of smell is often linked to …

An Estimated 4 Million Canadians Suffer From Kidney Disease (NC) It is estimated that nearly four million Canadians suffer from kidney disease, and the number of people diagnosed annually continues to rise. In the past ten years the number of people living with end-stage kidney disease, which has no cure, has grown more than 30 per cent. The Disease Can …