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California's Psychedelic Legislation: A Complex Debate

In a landmark move, California's legislature passed a bill aimed at decriminalizing certain psychedelics, only to be met with a veto from Governor Gavin Newsom. This decision has sparked a complex debate, highlighting the clash between progressive drug policies and concerns over public health and safety.

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Celebrating International Jaguar Day:

The jaguar is facing serious threats from habitat loss, poaching, conflict with humans, and climate change. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the jaguar is classified as near threatened, with an estimated population of 64,000 individuals in the wild. To raise awareness and support for the jaguar and its conservation, November 29 is celebrated as International Jaguar Day, an initiative launched by Panthera, the global wild cat conservation organization, and its partners in 2018. International Jaguar Day aims to highlight the importance of the jaguar for the health and diversity of the ecosystems it inhabits, as well as the cultural and economic value it represents for the people who share its territory.

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Unveiling the Deeper Realities of Psychedelics

In a paradigm-shifting exploration, neuroscientists are challenging the conventional wisdom surrounding psychedelics. Contrary to popular belief, some experts now propose that the hallucinations induced by these substances might be mere side effects, and the true mental health benefits lie beyond the psychedelic experience.

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Buy Nothing Day: A Day of Anti-Consumerist Protest

Buy Nothing Day is an international day of anti-consumerist protest that encourages people not to shop for one day. It was created by Canadian artist Ted Dave and promoted by magazine and nonprofit Adbusters in 1992. The day was initially observed in September but was later moved to the Friday after American Thanksgiving, also called “Black Friday,” which is one of the ten busiest shopping days in the United States. The day was created to raise awareness about the effects of consumerism on society, the economy, and the environment. More than 65 nations currently participate in it, and it is observed in over 65 countries.

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Universal Basic Income: A Panacea for Poverty?

Universal basic income (UBI) has been proposed as a revolutionary policy to eradicate poverty by providing all citizens with a guaranteed minimum income. This article explores the concept of UBI, its claimed benefits for reducing inequality and improving wellbeing, major criticism and concerns, evidence from UBI pilot programs worldwide, and the outlook for more widespread adoption.

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World Children’s Day: A Day to Honor and Celebrate Children’s Rights

World Children’s Day is a global observance that aims to honor and celebrate the children of the world and their rights. It is observed on November 20 in many countries, including the United States, to coincide with the anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Rights of the Child by the United Nations General Assembly.

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Decriminalization and Therapeutic Use of Psychedelics: A Global Perspective

The global landscape of psychedelic plant medicines and substances is rapidly changing, with many regions decriminalizing these substances and recognizing their therapeutic potential. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state of decriminalization and therapeutic use of psychedelics in the United States and around the world.

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OpenAI in Crisis as Altman and Brockman Exit, Immediately Hired by Microsoft

In a shocking development, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and CTO Greg Brockman have suddenly left the prominent AI research company. Sources say the board abruptly fired Altman due to disagreements over commercialization. Brockman then resigned in protest.But both were immediately hired by Microsoft, which looks to gain an edge in the AI race from their experience. Altman will lead Microsoft's AI research division, while Brockman will serve as an architect working on integrations with OpenAI systems.

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Microsoft and OpenAI Wage All-Out Talent War Over AI Supremacy

Microsoft and OpenAI are locked in a high stakes battle to hoard artificial intelligence talent, with each company poaching engineers and researchers from the other. At the heart of this tug-of-war are OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and CTO Greg Brockman, two of tech's most coveted AI minds.

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