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Are taxis safer with no driver? These women think so.

Some women say they prefer taking driverless taxis because they don’t have to deal with safety concerns they have about human drivers.

Some women said in interviews that they’ve mostly stopped using Uber and Lyft, the two most popular ride-hailing apps, and have switched instead to a driverless competitor, Waymo, at least in part because they don’t have to share physical space with an unfamiliar man behind the wheel. In autonomous taxis, software drives the car with no other human present.

Autonomous taxis are winning over women in cities like San Francisco by offering an answer to a long-standing concern about ride-hailing apps: misbehavior by human drivers, especially men.

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Nowadays finding an ancient piece of art that belonged to a past generation is something magical. Fortunately, this is the case of a group of researchers who discovered a 200-year-old message in a bottle.

A team of student archaeologists in France found a bottle from the Gaulic times which carried a moving testimony from the past.

Since the releasing of the news, young students of Archeology started searching for more pieces from the past hoping to find something that will take them back to those times.

Experts think of keeping the search so that we can discover ancient cultures and traditions.

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Fadia, a 9 y.o bow-legged African girl diagnosed with Blounts disease, is now receiving surgery for the first time.

After being rejected by her colleages at school, she has never lost hope, despite her suffering.

The British volunteer surgeon Rachel Buckingham has performed the procedure allowing Fadia to walk.

Fadia is happier than ever and her family is thankful because now she can play and enjoy her life. And what´s even more inspiring is that she wants to become a doctor to help others.

Investing in medicine will allow more people to have chances to live again like Fadia.

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Big flash flooding hits Spain

Recently it has been raining non-stop for more than eight hours a day in the Spanish province of Valencia. The entire city fell in a real chaos. Everybody had to leave their house, some of them forced to escape to save their lives. The entire city was covered by a lot of debris and mud while many cars flipped over one another.

The toll of death was expected to rise rapidly as the night time was gradually approaching. After two days of successive rainfall, the situation is getting worse and worse.

Official authorities as well as some rescue teams found difficulties to get there and help out people. International media has arrived,and are currently assessing the damages.

For the coming future, a lot of precaution should be taken and emergency services must accomplish their tasks on time. All this is for the sake of saving human lives and properties in case it happens one day over again.

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As the title says, in the last hundred years Norwegian forests have tripled in size.

These are good news for the planet Earth. Trees that were born in the '40s, '50s and '60s have been growing up until covering over 1 billion cubic meters.

This has marked the start of a new era in Norway.

Thanks to this situation, people are provided with endless sources of recreation, raw materials, landscapes, breeding grounds used for harvest, etc.

Nevertheless, we should make sure to keep continuing planting trees due to the tapering off of fully mature trees that are starting to die.

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Which is the happiest moment of your life?

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Which is the happiest moment of your life?

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That is what Michael Zervod asks to his interviewees. This instagrammer is visiting every country in the world to film the happiest moments in the lifetime of all kinds of people.

Nowadays, the general trend is to be more and more connected, but instead, it feels otherwise. In order to reverse this disconnection feeling, Zervos seeks to share the experiences of people from Congo, Mongolia, Burundi, etc. on his Instagram account to remind us we are all connected, if not by parentage, then by aspirations.

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A SECOND CHANCE

A four-year-old Guinean toddler with burn scars due to a boiling water accident when she was just one year old, has undergone a life-changing surgery in a charity ship that will allow her to move her arms and hug her parents for the first time after years!

It’s a challenging case that demostrates healthcare inequality in those countries. This kind of iniciatives can push forward the advances of medical techniques in plastic surgery for those people healing from their diseases.

It is expected that, in the future, more medical collaborating ships will reach more African coasts helping thousands people.

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The Sumatran Tiger is a critically-endangered specie. In a Polish zoo four tiger cubs have been born. This event marks the start of a new era. What's surprising is that other subspecies like the Java Tiger have gone extinct while the Sumatran Tiger is still endangered while not completely gone.

It's an unprecedent event as these four cubs represent the 1% of the total wild population (roughly 400).

This trends looks set to continue as 50 zoos are currently safeguarding to protect them and eliminate poaching. The tigers' welfare and their protection looks promising.

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A couple decides to quit their jobs, sell all their belongings and rent their house to travel in a campervan on a four-year adventure around the world.

They needed "to live the present" and decided to travel in a campervan around the world.

Along the trip they amassed a huge amount of followers on social media through their YouTube channel "Tread The Globe". They have visited countries all around the world.

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A posing dog dressed as a human earns thousands of dollars a month.

His owner uploaded some videos to this social media doing pull-ups and it won fans over.

The innovative video has made people realize that they can make tons of money with their pets meaning this might be the start of a new upward trend.

On the other side of the spectrum, cats being afraid of snakes is definitely a downward trend nowadays.

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There is still hope in the developing world

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There is still hope in the developing world

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Every year a mercy ship travels to developing countries in order to help families with no means deal with illnesses or injuries.

Thanks to charity, children like Gamai, are able to write, dance or play just like other kids. Gamai's arms got burnt by an accident when she was one. Now, thanks to several surgeries and rehabilitation she can hug her family.

The future will be promising for these countries and their people, if we dont forget to look for the others, perhaps next year will be not one ship but two, all together we can do it!

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AN AI SYSTEM SAVES THE LIVES OF A HEARD OF ELEPHANTS

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AN AI SYSTEM SAVES THE LIVES OF A HEARD OF ELEPHANTS

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Last Monday the driver of a train had been warned about the presence of a herd of elephants crossing the tracks.

Thanks to a safety system powered by AI, two drivers were able to apply the emergency break while animals were walking on the rails.

This AI system has prevented almost 800 potential collisions, which show us the importance of technology in order to protect wildlife. The plan is to install this system in order to make this area safer for animals.

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The Italian Prime Minister, Georgia Meloni, revives the idea of creating a bridge that links Sicily with the mainland for the first time since the early 2000s.

The Italian government leader has asked the EU for assistance in carrying this project out, estimated to cost €4,6 billion.

The bridge is planned to serve both rail and road traffic and will span 1.8 miles (3 km), making it the longest bridge of its kind in the world, surpassing the one in Turkey.

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Hajar El Ghali

Daily correspondent

November 8, 2024

Finding something from the past seems to be the biggest goal to achieve for an archeologist. However, what they get from their searching is not always what they expect. That´s what happened to a French group of archeologists during their excavations in Normandy, France.

Apparently, a glass bottle with a hidden message was noticed by the experts while working. “P.J. Féret and his team are carrying out this excavation” was written in the small sheet of paper.  The team claimed that it felt like having in their hands a time box, a very trendy activity that young society is starting to follow.

This kind of discovery will be more common as this tendency continues to grow. So, who knows? In the future you might find a meaningful belonging with a great story behind.

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THE ENVIRONMENT IS GETTING CLEANER FROM MERCURY POLLUTION ( by Javi E.)

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THE ENVIRONMENT IS GETTING CLEANER FROM MERCURY POLLUTION ( by Javi E.)

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A new study has showed that the reduction of mercury emissions looks promising. Nowadays, there is a downward trend in human drive pollution with a 10% drop in emissions.

Mercury emissions are moving in the right direction. Nonetheless, we need to continue setting the trend and mark the start of a new era in reducing pollution emissions.

Is the mercury in the atmosphere going to disappear? If we address this issue, we will pass a milestone.

Javi E.

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Recently, 43-year-old Nikki Bannfield found a glass glyptic about the size of a penny, depicting a woman’s face, on the beach. This object may be 200 years old, but it could also be as old as 2,000 years.

Bannfield is meeting with a curator at the local Scilly museum to see if they can solve the mystery of this object.