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Stacey Abrams Doubles Down On ‘Voter Suppression’ Claims In Georgia Despite Record Early Turnout
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Stacey Abrams Doubles Down On ‘Voter Suppression’ Claims In Georgia Despite Record Early Turnout

Readers, Instead of sucking up to the political and corporate powers that dominate America, The Daily Caller is fighting for you — our readers. We humbly ask you to consider joining us in this fight.…
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WATCH: Kamala caught red-handed running contradictory ads for Jews, Arabs
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WATCH: Kamala caught red-handed running contradictory ads for Jews, Arabs

Kamala Harris talks with black journalists in Philadelphia on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2024 BREAKING: CNN’s @KFILE just reported that Kamala Harris has been caught red-handed running contradictory ads to…
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ROOKE: Harris World Should Keep Panicking. She’s Floundering In Only Election Metric That Matters
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ROOKE: Harris World Should Keep Panicking. She’s Floundering In Only Election Metric That Matters

While much has been made about 2024 election polling, the only data that truly matters in the presidential race is already looking good for Republicans.When the Daily Caller asked Harris’ rally attendees…
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Trump pledges to boost homeschoolers with $10,000 PER CHILD tax writeoff
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Trump pledges to boost homeschoolers with $10,000 PER CHILD tax writeoff

Homeschool parents long have faced the double burden of taxes that support their local public school, but also the costs of paying for their own supplies, curriculum and more. A definite double-whammy.…
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Science Explorer
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Deaths Tied to AI Chatbots Show The Danger of These Artificial Voices
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Deaths Tied to AI Chatbots Show The Danger of These Artificial Voices

We have to prevent further tragedies.
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Conservative Voices
Conservative Voices
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NYT Writer Spins Fake Miscarriage Sob Story To Push Pro Abortion Narrative
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NYT Writer Spins Fake Miscarriage Sob Story To Push Pro Abortion Narrative

NYT Writer Spins Fake Miscarriage Sob Story To Push Pro Abortion Narrative
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Megyn Kelly And Don Jr Turn Biden’s ‘Garbage’ Into Halloween Horror For Kamala [WATCH]
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Megyn Kelly And Don Jr Turn Biden’s ‘Garbage’ Into Halloween Horror For Kamala [WATCH]

Megyn Kelly And Don Jr Turn Biden’s ‘Garbage’ Into Halloween Horror For Kamala [WATCH]
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One of Kamala’s Newest Allies Takes Shot at Trump—Diddy Connections [WATCH]
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One of Kamala’s Newest Allies Takes Shot at Trump—Diddy Connections [WATCH]

One of Kamala’s Newest Allies Takes Shot at Trump—Diddy Connections [WATCH]
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The Lighter Side
The Lighter Side
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The reason why humans started kissing each other is kinda gross but really interesting
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The reason why humans started kissing each other is kinda gross but really interesting

There are few more beautiful moments in life than a romantic kiss. But there are a lot of other reasons why humans kiss, too. There’s the kiss that a parent gives a child to show them love. There’s the kiss that friends give each other on the cheek and the kiss of death from a mob boss, signaling that a member of the family is going to die. Kisses play an essential role in the social lives of humans, but where did this behavior come from? Previous theories suggest it’s a holdover from the instinctual sucking that humans do as babies to get milk. Some researchers believe it’s behavior that evolved from when mothers would chew their baby's food before feeding it to them mouth-to-mouth. Others have suggested that it’s a way for humans to sniff one another for “social” inspection. It’s a way of finding out where that person has been, who they've been with and what they've been eating. Why do humans kiss? A new research paper by Dr. Adriano R. Lameira, an Associate Professor and UK Research & Innovation Future Leaders Fellow at the Department of Psychology, University of Warwick, UK, argues that it comes from primate grooming rituals. “The most likely and straightforward evolutionary explanation is that mouth-to-mouth kissing evolved from an earlier form of kissing involving the mouth and other body parts,” he writes. — (@) The disturbing part is that, according to Lameria, when we pucker up our lips and suck on someone else, it mimics a behavior we used to remove parasites from one another’s fur when we were apes. Why do primates groom each other? Grooming is a vital ritual in the world of primates. It consists of one ape picking through the fur of another and removing parasites, dead skin and debris. “Grooming helps to establish and maintain alliances, hierarchies, and group cohesion through social touch, with the consequent release of endorphins, which reduces stress and promotes feelings of well-being between groomer and groomed, further cementing social ties,” Lameria writes. Whenever an ape finds something to remove from another’s skin, they usually eradicate it by sucking it off their body, in a behavior that works precisely like a kiss. The kiss-like motion is the last final stage of removing each piece of debris so that every grooming session ends with a final kiss. As apes evolved into humans, we lost most of our hair, so grooming sessions became shorter and shorter. “Presumably, up until the ultimate point when two individuals simply performed the last step of grooming, latching on their lips to the other's skin but having discarded the hygienic (and by now obsolete) function of grooming,” Lameira writes. So, when we kiss each other, we're building and strengthening bonds with someone else, much like we once did through grooming rituals—only now, it's a quicker, more straightforward gesture. As Sam, the piano player, sang in “Casablanca,” “You must remember this: a kiss is just a kiss,” but Lameira's paper shows that a kiss is much more than we could ever know. A kiss is a behavior that goes back millions of years, an example of the importance that social bonding plays among humans and other primates. It’s interesting to learn where this behavior comes from. But, after reading this, it’s probably going to make kissing feel a bit more awkward when you consider that you are mimicking a behavior that was once used to remove bugs from your lover’s skin.
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Joe Walsh’s favourite guitarists of all time
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Joe Walsh’s favourite guitarists of all time

All innovative. The post Joe Walsh’s favourite guitarists of all time first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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