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Fødselsratene stuper, likestillingen er på bånn, og en økende andel kvinner i Sør-Korea boikotter menn fullstendig. Kan staten kjøpe seg ut av problemet? Journalistene Gloria Andersen og Jakob Semb Aasmundsen forklarer. Foto: Lee Yee-Eun
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ALT du trenger å vite om kollagentilskudd fra Oslo Skin Lab. Og apropos aldrende hud, hvordan forholder vi oss til alt som henger?
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Norges selverklærte bibelekspert forteller deg ALT om asfalt! Fra Sodoma og Gomorra til mammut og hele veien til Englenes by. Halleluja!
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1.august kommer en helt ny bokpodkast! Alexander Sandtorv og Kristopher Schau bytter på å gi hverandre lesestoff og inviterer lytterne med inn i lesesirkelen. En bok pr måned. Dette klarer vi! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Er det en grønnsak? Nøtt? Frukt? Er den levende?!
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Ikke svelg!
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Himalayasalt skal visst hjelpe mot «inflasjon» - som for øvrig er Alex nye hatord. Men hvor magisk er dette saltet? Og hva er greia med Kris og salt?
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Ashwagandha skal angivelig hjelpe mot stress, gi deg bedre søvn og en del andre fine greier. Men hva sier forskningen?? Og OM denne indiske roten faktisk hjelper på stress, ville den hjulpet oss når vi havner i skjærsilden? Eller flyplass, som mange kaller det.
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Stikker den i øyet? Legger den egg i øret? Er dette verdens farligste rovdyr? Og hva har dette eldgamle dyret med Antibac å gjøre? Alt dette PLUSS litt om livet backstage i dagens episode.
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Romfergenes tid er tydeligvis ikke over. Selskapet Sierra Nevada har jobbet i årevis med romferga Dream Chaser. Som med det meste i space er også dette prosjektet forsinket, men blir det noe greie på? Den skal kunne frakte både folk og last og nå som Starliner ikke akkurat gjør det supert, kanskje NASA kan ta romferge for tog..nei...kapsel.
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De to bærumssøstrene som dro til IS-kontrollerte områder i Syria, er nå tiltalt for deltagelse i terrorgruppe. Hva gjorde de da de var i Syria og hva slags straff kan de få?
Journalist Olga Stokke forklarer.
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Partilederen Olaug Bollestad har gått av, men få snakker åpent om hvorfor. Hva skjedde egentlig på bakrommet og kan krisen i partiet avgjøre hvem vi får som statsminister neste år? Med politisk journalist Robert Gjerde. Foto: Stian Lysberg Solum, NTB
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What can we learn by mimicking animals in nature, and more importantly, what can we learn about the nuance behind the buzzword of biomimicry? And just how many wild facts are hidden in a simple chess set?
Images we Talk About:
One of the Oldest Shatranj SetsTimestamps:
(00:00:00) Intro
(00:03:26) Biomimicry
(00:50:25) Chess Chess Evolution
(01:33:41) OutroSupport us with a Max Fun Membership!
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We also learn about: So nice to have a topic taken, biomemetics, the spider grabber is more like bio-stealing, “nature is a giant pool of ideas”, “nature is the OG and does it best, organism level, lily leaf umbrella, who remembers davinci? none of his flying machines even worked, a quick lesson on flying, biomimcry was only coines in the 1950s and only become trendy in the 90s, gecko feet, spinning the biomimicry slot machine, sheep wool antidepressants, a biomimicry quiz, oh right we want fewer train sonic booms, whale flipper tubercles, whale power turbines, Ella biomimics Caroline, termite AC, destroying nature to recreate nature, biomimicry 3.8, the ickyness of corporate biomimicry, we’re an organic sustainable biomemetic podcast, a person after our hearts critizing a ted talk, you can biomimic like davinci or the wright brothers, nature is not infallible, pitching our own biomimetic ideas, bumble bees saying oops, ripple, chess chess evolution you know like that game, can’t stop thinking about those anal beads, everything Caroline’s learned about chess is against their will, Tom learns about himself by talking about chess camp, scachs d’amor was so nerdy, the hornets nest of chess historians, chess comes from the indo-persian area, borders are weird why do I need so many modifiers to describe this area, calling it a horsey is more historically accurate, a chariot makes so much more sense than a castle moving across the board, oh wait does no one else call this piece a religious figure? the knight has been unchanged for 1300 years, the chad knight vs the virgin bishop, we codified white goes first after discovering quantum physics, do you want to play a game of king? Your king is in king, shah mat - the king is dead, people say check because “I won’t let you do the silly thing, we’re gonna keep playing for a little bit”, checkered comes from chess not the other way around, cheque -> exchequer -> checkered -> chess -> shah, why aren’t we talking about this more! Ella’s very good biomimicry review corner
Sources:
Biomimicry as a Sustainable Design Methodology
How Biomimicry is Inspiring Human Innovation
Types of Biomimicry
History of Biomimicry
Velcro
Biomimicry in Flight and Wing Design
NASA Wing Morphing
NASA Successfully Tests Shape-Changing Wing
Japanese Bullet Train
Whale Turbines
WhalePower
Soft Tobotics
Tentacle Robot
The Planned City of Lavasa
Eastgate Centre
Biomimicry 3.8
The Limitations of Biomimentic Architecture
The Ripple Device
Mosquito Inspired Needles
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Davidson's Incredible "A Short History of Chess"
Scachs Damor
The Beginnings of Chess
Oldest Shatranj Set
The MET "Chessmen and Chess"
Wired: The Game of Chess had Patch Notes Too
White and Black in Chess
The MET "Shah Mat!"
gov.uk on The Exchequer
Encyclopedia Britannica Chess History -
Attraktive rottemenn, en programleder med babynyhet og politikere som provoserer med rabarbarasaft. Det er stikkord når Poprådet i dag har skrudd på produsent Ulla Rafaelsens mikrofon. Du får også guttastemning, tips til sommerantrekk, Louis CKs tilbakekomst og Bridgerton som fremkaller tårer.
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When you go to a concert, you might try to get there right when the doors open. Or perhaps you take your time and skip the opening act. But generally, you want to be there when the show starts. In February, everyone who went to a concert in Halberstadt, Germany, showed up 23 years late. The performance is of a piece called ORGAN2/ASLSP. ASLSP stands for “as slow as possible,” which is how the composer meant for it to be played, and this particular day would involve a chord change. The last time ORGAN2/ASLSP had a chord change was in 2022, and this new chord will play until the next change, in August, 2026. There is a change the year after that, and the following year, and so on, until the year 2640. The full performance is meant to last 639 years. Reporter Gabe Bullard travels to Germany to witness the chord change and to discover why such a concert is even happening in the first place.
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The 2024 Paris Olympics are currently under way, and we thought we’d play two stories from the 99% Invisible archives about the art of the Olympics.
First up, a story about the design and iconography of the 1968 Mexico City Olympics. Then, Kurt Kohlstedt tells us about Olympic poetry.
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Reporter Emmett Fitzgerald was used to hearing people call his home state of Vermont a “climate haven.” But last summer, he got a wake up call in the form of a devastating flood.
All throughout the United States, people are watching the places they love change in unpredictable and scary ways. Places that once felt safe are starting to feel risky. Places that already felt risky are starting to feel downright dangerous. And as the climate continues to change, people are being forced to make impossible decisions about how to live, and where to live, in an increasingly unstable and unfamiliar world.
This is a series about climate change and how we prepare for the extremely bumpy ride ahead of us. Because right now we’re all living in a world that was just Not Built for This.
Not Built For This is a 6-part mini-series from 99% Invisible, with new episodes on Tuesdays and Fridays in the 99% Invisible feed. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
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Javad El Bakali er gjest i Poprådet, og det passer relativt dårlig siden det er valentinsdagen. Hvilken romantisk komedie anbefaler den selvutnevnte romantisk komedie-skeptikeren? Hvilken karakter fra Sex og singelliv burde lansere sin egen dørmatte-kolleksjon? Og sist, men ikke minst: Er det greit å kjøpe det nye Harry Potter-spillet?
Med Aftenpostens popkultur-eksperter Sanne Hansson Lier og Therese Sollien.
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Mobilen din, kaffetrakteren, bilen og pulsklokka. Alt du omgir deg med kan potensielt overvåke deg. Utenriksjournalist Kristoffer Rønneberg forklarer hvorfor en kinesisk “gadget” har større agent-potensiale. Foto: Jon Hauge
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Hey! Welcome to our first ever episode, diving right into Chapters 1-8 of The Lightning Thief: getting to camp, getting claimed, and most importantly, getting to know Percy and Annabeth
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