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Uncompromising in delivery. The post Did Angel Olsen’s ‘Go Home’ turn out to be the defining song of lockdown? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

Theodore Roosevelt got into boxing in his youth, and continued to box well into middle age in the White House. He had to quit after a sparring partner permanently messed up one of his eyes. That was only one of the badass things about TR, but nothing as badass as Andrew Jackson. He didn’t box ...

by Jared Taylor, The Unz Review: This video is available on Rumble, BitChute, and Odysee. I bet you have never heard of a “non-crime hate incident.” So far as I know, this is an exclusively British perversion. Someone can denounce you for just thinking you said something rude about our usual pets – something entirely legal, by the […]

Welcome back to our weekly behind-the-scenes glimpse at what’s getting our team talking. Let us know what you think at info@reasonstobecheerful.world. An ounce of prevention Some excellent news on the success of HPV vaccination: A new study has found that cervical cancer deaths are plummeting among young women in the United States. As Science News explains, while deaths from cervical cancer fell steadily among US women under 25 from 1995 to 2015, the mortality rate then dropped precipitously from 2016 to 2021. As Contributing Editor Michaela Haas, who shared this story with our team, has reported for us, because cervical cancer is caused by a virus, it’s the one cancer that could be eliminated globally.  But the US is just one small piece of the puzzle. As Haas notes, “few diseases reflect global inequities as much as cancer of the cervix.” Read her story to learn about efforts to screen and treat cervical cancers in low-income areas around the world. Branching out Joshua trees are in trouble, with climate change threatening to push them out of much of their natural range — including their namesake national park. Now, the state of California has made a plan to do something about it, according to an Associated Press story shared this week by Editorial Director Rebecca Worby. Becca says:   The California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s plan covers minimizing human impacts, responding to wildfires and even relocating Joshua trees when necessary. But it also makes clear that the most important thing we can do to protect the iconic species is limit greenhouse gas emissions. What else we’re reading A City of Murals, Decades in the Making — shared by Rebecca Worby from the New York Times A Cool Way to Reuse Sugarcane Waste — shared by Sophie Pitt from Sam Bentley via YouTube The Fleet-Winged Ghosts of Greenland  — shared by Rebecca Worby from Hakai Magazine In other news… Our winter membership drive has begun! David Byrne ventured to Rockaway, Queens, to meet young people who have been working to create nature-based solutions that will help protect the area from rising sea levels and future storms. Become a member now and you’ll receive our end-of-year audio gift, featuring RTBC founder David Byrne on a bike ride through one of New York City’s most fascinating neighborhoods. The post What We’re Reading: A Dramatic Drop in US Cervical Cancer Deaths appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful.

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Science has countless impressive breakthroughs, but creating life itself is still uncharted territory. One can’t overstate the significance of crafting a sentient being from scratch. That’s something that even the greatest minds have trouble achieving, at least outside the normal method of reproduction. Pop culture offers many examples of such a miracle. However, even those […] The post 10 Organic Characters Created Through Science appeared first on Listverse.