Republicans cast doubt on last week’s Alabama Supreme Court ruling that has widespread consequences for in vitro fertilization‚ as Democrats blamed the decision on the overturning of Roe v. Wade—a ruling championed by the right—underscoring the GOP’s ongoing struggle to craft a messaging strategy around reproductive healthcare. The ruling has already prompted three Alabama medical clinics to pause IVF treatments while they survey the consequences‚ and it’s having immediate implications for...

The Alabama Supreme Court ruling granting legal personhood to frozen embryos could set up a political and legal backlash against conservatives heading into the November election. The decision not only threatens GOP efforts to court suburban women and other constituencies uneasy about abortion bans‚ but also complicates the party’s standing with millions of people who may oppose abortion but support — and in many cases use — in-vitro fertilization and other forms of fertility care. The ruling...

Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy aka the “Slow Mo guys‚” have filmed all sorts of things in‚ you guessed it‚ slow motion—everything from popcorn makers to giant water balloons to even tattoo guns. Each of their videos feels a bit like “Mythbusters.” Just a couple of guys making science super fun.One of the Slow Mo Guys’ most popular videos‚ with a total of 41 million views on Youtube to date‚ features the fastest thing known to man: light.Since light travels at an unfathomable 186‚000 miles per second‚ Free and Gruchy had to reach out to CalTech for a camera that could capture “10 trillion frames per second‚” which they said was “20 million times faster than the fastest we've ever filmed on this channel."The team first shoots a beam of light through a bottle of milk water. Even though to the naked eye‚ it looks as though the bottle instantly lit up‚ the later footage reveals the light (a sort of blue ghost-like thing in the playback) travels from one side of the bottle to the other.“Every frame seems to be ten picoseconds‚” Free says. “And we're just sort of casually watching this go left to right through the bottle‚ but in reality the light is moving a million times faster than a bullet.”Watch the full video below‚ which includes a few other fascinating slow motion experiments with light.What is the fastest thing we as the human race know of? Gav and Dan try and film that.

There are countless situations in life where we have to figure out how someone really feels‚ but they have a good poker face that keeps their feelings well-hidden. According to body language expert Terry Vaughan even the most deceptive people in the world have a tell: the left and right sides of their face don’t usually match.So‚ which side do we believe? Vaughan says the left.“The reason this is a powerful hack is because the left side of the face is more likely to reveal the ‘true emotion’ or the ‘dominant’ emotion if there’s a mix‚” Vaughan says. The reason? “The right hemisphere of our brain does more heavy lifting in dealing with processing emotions. The left hemisphere…is a little more analytical or ‘strategic.’”If someone is trying to be deceptive and “present” a dishonest emotion‚ their true feelings or “dominant emotions” will be noticeable on the left side of their face. When you’re talking to a salesman and you don’t really know how they feel about the used car they're selling‚ pay attention to the incongruity between both sides of their face. @terryvaughan_ #creepy #dangerous #stalked #personalsafety #bodylanguage #facereading #tvempowers “Focus all of your visual attention on the left side of the individual’s face rather than the whole thing or the right‚” Vaughan instructed.The body language hack is a big hit on TikTok with over 10 million plays."OMG I've always covered one eye on people's pictures to see the real them! My family thought i was crazy! Now I know I was right in doing so‚" LT wrote in the comments. "I love this... but imagine this scenario‚ carrying a cardboard to the next coffee date‚ pulling it out and halfing their face to check‚" Maria_me joked.

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