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It's not personal fact. That is what research says. And are you guilty of this? I know some of you may be (many of you ofc 😉) . . Follow @brainbreezer for more . . . #brainbreezer #phone #text #say #person (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCVNX3wJSyO/?igshid=1dro8aloqi78p

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You have done something marvellous. And this thing you did will work only for certain amount of time. Cos, change is inevitable. . . Follow @brainbreezer @brainbreezer @brainbreezer . . . . . #afraid #lazy #improve #reluctantfollower #solve #solventless #deal (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCVMoggJVLe/?igshid=sw8vxevv9gji

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Especially, when it is with the people whom you are trusting on. . . . #brainbreezer #truthbetold💯 #truth #doubt (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCPv16Ap--h/?igshid=1lc0k3i3gonk6

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It is much needed for Humans need to biased in first place. But, it is meant to be for survival purpose. For example, you see a residence in the middle of the night with a blood pooled person looking at you, with knife in hands. The chances of your survival is only when you escape that place. Previously, the biased issue in AI is seen at low levels and not considered as serious issue, mostly by anyone. Eventually, renowned Publication organization faced issues for not considered Bias as an issue in AI related publications and now it is heard everywhere, with voice United by many victims. The good news: An AI has no political agenda of its own. It is only going to be deliberately racist if it has been trained to be racist. The bad news: It is very easy to train an AI to be racist by accident. . . . ############# If you're not aware of any terminology used in the post, it is recommended to DM @brainbreezer for clear idea . . . #brainbreezer #artificialintelligence #bias #racist #sexist #bigoted #discrimination #engineering #responsibility #political #social #issue (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCLn9TvJBCn/?igshid=m018hjcs3gq5

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We don't normally stuck even for a moment, whenever we wanna make certain decisions. However, the consequences remain almost same. It is because, we are too paranoid to change our Actions (actions that we did in past). Our brain is very biased and it wants you to stick with similar actions over and over (let's say, you wear same shirt on a date). Break the chain, once in for all and watch what it does . . . . . #brainbreezer #past #experience #immediately #future (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCKtna-ph2I/?igshid=1axaz64kgr3mt

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Firstly, ask your friends from Medical degrees (if any) what is the definition of life is and whack them a little😉 with the things you get from caption below👇👇👇 Generally, one popular definition is that organisms are open systems that maintain homeostasis, are composed of cells, have a life cycle, undergo metabolism, can grow, adapt to their environment, respond to stimuli, reproduce and evolve. But why is this conflict occured amount scientists? Before moving further, follow @the_lead_at_read if you're not one of our beloved followers Although biology is the study of life, even biologists don’t agree on what ‘life’ actually is. While scientists have proposed hundreds of ways to define it, none have been widely accepted. And for the general public, a dictionary won’t help because definitions will use terms like organisms or animals and plants — synonyms or examples of life — which sends you round in circles. A list of features will also mention what life does — processes like growth, reproduction, ability to adapt and metabolism (chemical reactions whose energy drives biological activity). Such views are echoed by experts such as biochemist Daniel Koshland, who listed his seven pillars of life as program, improvization, compartmentalization, energy, regeneration, adaptability and seclusion. But the list approach is let down by the fact it’s easy to find exceptions that don’t tick every box on a checklist of features. You wouldn’t deny that a mule — the hybrid offspring of a horse and donkey — is alive, for example, even though mules are usually sterile, so no tick for reproduction. Now how hard scientists gonna scratch their heads if they want to declare something Alien as a life??? . . . Follow @the_lead_at_read for more @the_lead_at_read ----------------------------- . . . #theleadatread #funtimes #crazymemes #life #scientist (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCJDse5JOGl/?igshid=18acili1t8by4

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Firstly, ask your friends from Medical degrees (if any) what is the definition of life is and whack them a little😉 with the things you get from caption below👇👇👇 Generally, one popular definition is that organisms are open systems that maintain homeostasis, are composed of cells, have a life cycle, undergo metabolism, can grow, adapt to their environment, respond to stimuli, reproduce and evolve. But why is this conflict occured amount scientists? Before moving further, follow @the_lead_at_read if you're not one of our beloved followers Although biology is the study of life, even biologists don’t agree on what ‘life’ actually is. While scientists have proposed hundreds of ways to define it, none have been widely accepted. And for the general public, a dictionary won’t help because definitions will use terms like organisms or animals and plants — synonyms or examples of life — which sends you round in circles. A list of features will also mention what life does — processes like growth, reproduction, ability to adapt and metabolism (chemical reactions whose energy drives biological activity). Such views are echoed by experts such as biochemist Daniel Koshland, who listed his seven pillars of life as program, improvization, compartmentalization, energy, regeneration, adaptability and seclusion. But the list approach is let down by the fact it’s easy to find exceptions that don’t tick every box on a checklist of features. You wouldn’t deny that a mule — the hybrid offspring of a horse and donkey — is alive, for example, even though mules are usually sterile, so no tick for reproduction. Now how hard scientists gonna scratch their heads if they want to declare something Alien as a life??? . . . Follow @the_lead_at_read for more @the_lead_at_read ----------------------------- . . . #theleadatread #funtimes #crazymemes #life #scientist (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCJDdvPJHKj/?igshid=5zjudyns1ciq

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Isn't it crazy? They only had verbal tone for zero called as 'nulla' which means "none" Read entire caption below to find out why they found no use of Zero or you can say 'no concept of Zero ' at all 👇👇👇 Before that hit follow on @the_lead_at_read if you're not one of the beloved followers Today we use a system of numbers which we call positional system, i.e, value of digit changes based on its position. 3 is thirty in 39 whereas three thousand in 3297. Imagine their culture without zero. And if you watch periodic movies based on Romans, find out Blunders if they made any using zero. Little light into past: Romans didn’t have a symbol for the number zero (0). Because Roman Numerals System was developed for mostly knowing the price of goods, and to trade. So, there was no need for a symbol to represent zero. Instead of the number zero, the word “nulla” (the Latin word meaning "none") was used by the Romans. Roman numerals start to count from one and had no symbol to represent “0“. This happens because the Romans did not need to have a zero in their additive system. That is, in the roman numerals figures are summed and always are equal, whereas in our present system the value of the number depends on the position that is the number (it is the same value “3” in the number “13” to “3,500,000”, whereas the “L” or “D” always worth the same. Initially Romans used “I” for the unit, but when it came to representing large amounts (IIIIII …) it became a mess. So, as the Romans were sharp (Otherwise, how would they have conquered the Roman Empire?), They decided to cross out the original “I” with a forward line (X) to represent ten. And for five? Easy, like five is half ten, we hit a cut in the middle to become X and V, and now we have five. What if there's no zero at all? If we didn't have zero, then the numbers in the number system wouldn't go higher than nine. We couldn't go through life without a zero. If zero wasn't existent, life would be much different. For example, you couldn't turn anything higher than 9 for the rest of your life. . . . ----------------------------------- Follow @the_lead_at_read @the_lead_at_read . . . #roman #zero #theleadatread (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCIHbugJAhx/?igshid=j6tz3buwxo5o

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The journey of the Name from 'erda' to 'eorthe' to 'erthe'. Jörð is the personification of earth and a Goddess in Norse mythology. She is the mother of the thunder god Thor, and a sexual partner of Odin. Her name is often employed in skaldic poetry and kennings as a poetic term for land or earth. Norse mythology is the body of myths of the North Germanic peoples, stemming from Norse paganism and continuing after the Christianization of Scandinavia, and into the Scandinavian folklore of the modern period. The northernmost extension of Germanic mythology, Norse mythology consists of tales of various deities, beings, and heroes derived from numerous sources. . . . ---------------------------------- Follow @the_lead_at_read for more @the_lead_at_read @the_lead_at_read . . . . . Source: Wikipedia #theleadatread #earthfocus #name #greek #greekmythology #english (at Earth) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCGaaXgp1Xv/?igshid=ce5zl33zvomb

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Did you observed the pink color? What do think the cause of it? This happened in early days of June 2020. For some unknown reason, this lake is noticed to be changed its color from Green to Pink. This is another mystery now in pockets of scientists. . . . The change of lake occurred with in few days span. June 10 ( first image) and May 25 ( second image) are between dates this change visibly occurred. And you know, scientists did their job collecting samples from the lake and waiting for results and know what may have caused this. This crater although has origin of Volcano. You can read more about from the below given source. Source: go.nasa.gov/3hVwM2F . . . Follow @the_lead_at_read for more @the_lead_at_read @the_lead_at_read . . . #pinklake #colorful #nature #volcano #theleadatread #crater #nasaearthobservatory (at Lonar Crater) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCFwZJ3JJSe/?igshid=qb01rh3asabk

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Follow @the_lead_at_read for more Full description in the caption 👇👇👇 . . . What happened: First detected in May 2019 and dubbed S190521g, the merger happened about 4 billion light-years away, within the vicinity of a supermassive black hole called J1249+3449. This object is 100 million times more massive than the sun, with a diameter roughly the size of Earth’s orbit around the sun. The two smaller black holes, each one about 150 times more massive than the sun, stumbled into the supermassive’s accretion disk: a swirl of stars, gas, and dust that is slowly being sucked toward its event horizon, beyond which not even light can escape. When the two smaller black holes collided, the force sent the merged object hurtling out of the accretion disk at about 700,000 kilometers per hour, the researchers calculate. As it sped into space, the merged black hole lit up the surrounding gas in the disk, producing light that was a trillion times brighter than the sun. How astronomers linked the merger with the supermassive black hole? S190521g, like many other black hole mergers, produced ripples in space-time that were detected on Earth by LIGO, a gravitational wave observatory. When those observations came in, an automated alert was sent out to the world’s telescopes to see if they could optically observe any events in the night sky that might coincide with the merger. About 34 days later, the Zwicky Transient Facility in California spotted the light produced by the merger event, and scientists followed a fiery trail back to J124942.3+344929. The implications: Black holes are not supposed to be visible, but these new findings suggest we can actually visualize these objects by observing the surrounding matter they light up. It’s not all that different from how the Event Horizon Telescope snapped the now-famous image of a supermassive black hole, which was released last year. That image is not exactly the black hole itself, but rather the glowing gas and dust bordering its event horizon. Source: MIT Technology Review #blackhole #super #massive #theleadatread #astronomy (at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCDna1VJjmD/?igshid=19huqmq0j0vl5

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Whenever someone tells a story, we always thinks, things will happen to us in the same manner. However, it's not true. Wherever the story happens, whatever may be the characters are, we are not supposed to compare the situations they faced with the situations we face. It's always intended the act of characters in the story has a strong core personality which makes them act accordingly. It is the essence we need to suck out of any story we hear. That makes us better in all the ways. It's obvious that, at every point of your life, we learn a little from everything or everyone we perceive. . . . ___---___---___---___---___---___ . . Follow @the_lead_at_read for more & share with your friends @the_lead_at_read @the_lead_at_read Comment your thoughts 🧐 . . . . . . . . . . . . #theleadatread #quoteday #motivated #story #suck #the #essence #characters #personality #positivity (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCDDjQ0JfHS/?igshid=fncna6ipatnw

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Comment your opinion . . . The bootstrap paradox is a hypothetical causal loop in time travel in which one event causes a second, which was actually the cause of the first. Consider to browse more about "Bootstrap Paradox" in Google to get more clear idea ---___---___---___---___---___--- . . . #theleadatread #solarsystem #bootstrap #paradox #atom (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CB7qrWvJHWA/?igshid=1cjv28nh7k4h7

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What about you? Do u have any such crazy beliefs like this? Comment them below . . . Follow @the_lead_at_read for more @the_lead_at_read @the_lead_at_read ____________________+_+_+___+_+ . . . #america #adult #cow #milk #brown #theleadatread #million (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CB5AU9upBBq/?igshid=5adx8qw6vima

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Swipe till the end to get graphical view of the shift. This is amazing phenomenon and it changes everything. The rapid displacement is a concern for navigation systems that rely on pinpoint calculations of the pole's location, forcing the US National Geophysical Data Center to fast track its usual updates to the World Magnetic Model last year. So Earth scientists Philip Livermore and Matthew Bayliff from the University of Leeds in the UK and Christopher Finlay from the Technical University of Denmark reviewed 20 years of geomagnetic data from the ESA's Swarm mission. The pole's heading lines up neatly with two anomalies called negative magnetic fluxes, one deep beneath Canada, and the other below Siberia. "The importance of these two patches in determining the structure of the field close to the north magnetic pole has been well known for several centuries," the researchers note in their recently published report. +----------++------++-----++-----+ Follow @the_lead_at_read for amazing stuff like this @the_lead_at_read @the_lead_at_read . . . Don't forget to share this. . . . #theleadatread #magnet #earth #telangana #hyderabad #canada #siberia #russia #geography #hemispheres #arctic (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBzXX3mJNj_/?igshid=6mnd3j2blcki

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If you're wondering whom I'm speaking about, it is Alan Turing. He is the inventor of famous idea called " The Imitation Game". And he's considered as Father of Modern Computer Science. He also played crucial role in Second world war with his talent of Cryptanalysis & command on automation of Machines. Browse about him and found his awesomeness. And do share with your friends of computer science or the one who's interested in Mathematics -------------------- Like share and follow @the_lead_at_read for more . . . #alanturing #imitation #game #science #maths #computerscience #intelligence (at Hyderabad) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBw7PgDpF4-/?igshid=15zt0ts1ylfej

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MS Paint does a bit more than we give its credit for. Part 2/2 . . . Follow @the_lead_at_read for more . . . Source: https://www.prosyscom.com/2018/09/15/5-cool-things-you-never-knew-you-could-do-with-microsoft-paint-tips-tricks-latest-technology-news-prosyscom/ . . . #theleadatread #mspaint #microsoft #paint (at Hyderabad) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBvZJhxphIp/?igshid=1tpwt4fe4jvn2