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2 weeks ago | 
qoshe.com | Joseph Mazur
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3 weeks ago | 
psychologytoday.com | Joseph Mazur
Time perception changes with age due to familiar experiences becoming routine. Salient life events become less frequent as people get older, speeding up time perception with age. Pleasurable experiences can stretch time, enhancing the feeling of being alive. The world is changing. We don’t ride horses to market, we abolished slavery, and we lean on instant messaging. Today, I noticed an extraordinary change.
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2 months ago | 
worldfinancialreview.com | Joseph Mazur
By Joseph MazurTerrorism comes in many diverse forms, from aims of a revolution, to fights for independence, to revenge. “Revenge for what?” we might ask. There have been recent attacks in Iran, Germany, Russia, and the United States, but mostly in African and Central Asian nations that are more vulnerable to large-scale killings and destruction in small cities that have little intelligence protection.
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Jan 29, 2025 | 
worldfinancialreview.com | Joseph Mazur
By Joseph Mazur“A well-designed bacterial or virus strain, in contrast [to a nuclear weapon] can be produced in a garage hidden from spy satellites, transported in a thermos flask, and theoretically, has the potential to wipe out whole cities.”– Friedrich Frischknecht,Department of Infectious Diseases,Heidelberg University.1The world has changed since the two world wars and the other awful wars of the twentieth century.
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
qoshe.com | Joseph Mazur
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
worldfinancialreview.com | Joseph Mazur
By Joseph Mazur The only way wars end is either by mutual agreement or by overwhelming death and destruction. We no longer live in an age of tribal isolation. Our global connections call for skilled leaders to get us through years of wars that have ultimately become mutual agreements of how much death and destruction is affordable. The countless challenging problems we face can be solved only by alliances and partnerships in recognition of conflicting governmental systems.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
qoshe.com | Joseph Mazur
Aa Aa Aa - A + Three years ago, I published a blog post saying, “Today, there are calls for keeping Daylight Saving Time throughout the year.” Much of that opinion came from worries that tinkering with time has detrimental effects on the body because it confuses the body clock's sensitivity to daylight and melatonin secretions. It does confuse the pineal gland but not enough to destabilize the mind or body.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
psychologytoday.com | Joseph Mazur
Three years ago, I published a blog post saying, “Today, there are calls for keeping Daylight Saving Time throughout the year.” Much of that opinion came from worries that tinkering with time has detrimental effects on the body because it confuses the body clock's sensitivity to daylight and melatonin secretions. It does confuse the pineal gland but not enough to destabilize the mind or body.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
worldfinancialreview.com | Joseph Mazur
By Joseph MazurNine countries possess nuclear weapons, and there are likely to be more in the next few decades. Two possible paths to deal with the risks of future annihilation are competing for UN consent. One is deterrence, a position of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) aiming to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
europeanfinancialreview.com | Joseph Mazur
By Joseph MazurNine countries possess nuclear weapons, and there are likely to be more in the next few decades. Two possible paths to deal with the risks of future annihilation are competing for UN consent. One is deterrence, a position of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) aiming to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons.
