Heard a discussion on the radio tonight about Australia's declining birth rate and possible measures to aid recovery. Financial incentives were mentioned, and while this may provide temporary improvement it doesn't address what's causing the problem to begin with.
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In general, the utilitarian nature of curated results from Google and other search engines are an effective way to improve efficiency and relevance for individual search results, giving us the opportunity to quickly find what we are looking for with minimal fuss.
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Reducing our carbon footprint can involve a number of approaches.
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With the continuing improvement to LLMs(Large Language Models) available often for free online, we’ve reached (as of June 2025) a point where their complexity and utility is increasingly useful for finding information or clarifying your own thoughts when formulating content for others online.
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Self-realization can be defined from a psychological or eastern as well as spiritual view point.
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Science has struggled for many years to study and quantify the existence of the paranormal.
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If we are to achieve significant headway towards achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) brought forward by the UN General Assembly in 2015, we’ll need not only the support of governments, but support and innovation from private citizens and business both large and small.
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Our technological progress is deeply linked to our social and cultural progress.
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Universal Basic Income or "UBI" is a topic in the media of late. Many jobs can already be automated due to advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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