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Reportedly 400 000 fans celebrated Mexico victory agains South Korea at the Angel de la Independencia in Mexico City
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2024 Crypto Partnership Announcements

In 2024 I had tried mapping out crypto partnership announcements over time for $M87, $Stealth, and $CPAL. Used Gephi. Had to stop because the announcements were coming out too quickly. But the network graph was pretty neat.
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There are voids in the cosmic web containing far less galaxies than average, formed possibly due to the tiny initial density differences that happened right after the big bang.
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Why doesn’t Siri activate during keynotes?
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I once had a smartphone, but unfortunately, it became damaged beyond repair. Since then, I have been without one.

While many see a smartphone as an ordinary device, I see it as a tool for learning, connecting with people, sharing ideas, and creating opportunities. It would greatly help me continue my journey of personal growth, education, and community impact.

If there is a kind-hearted individual willing to support me in getting another smartphone, I would be deeply grateful. Every act of kindness, no matter how small, has the power to open new doors and create new possibilities.

#Wilgman #FromVisionToImpact #Education #Technology
How does the risk of death change as we age — and how has this changed over time?

The day a child is born is the most dangerous day of life.

After birth, a child’s risk of dying declines rapidly across the first year of life. Risks continue to decline over the next few years, but suddenly rise again during adolescence. Finally, in adulthood, the chances of dying grow exponentially.

If you plot the risk of dying against age, it looks like a J-shaped curve or a hook. You can see this in the chart.

Across a historical timeframe, however, the whole curve has shifted downwards — the annual rates of death have declined across all age groups.

You can see this by the different colored lines in the chart, which represent birth cohorts going back to 1800.

**Data source:** Human Mortality Database https://www.mortality.org/ (2023)

**Tools used:** OWID Grapher and Figma
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