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Laws about visiting “illegal porn” vary widely by jurisdiction: in many U.S. states adult pornography remains legal but new state age‑verification laws regulate access and have led major sites to bloc...
Argentina’s relationship with Israel has oscillated between pragmatic cooperation and political distance for decades, shaped by security shocks at home, domestic Jewish communal influence, and shiftin...
Global rankings of “most polyglot” countries depend on how you define polyglot: by number of languages spoken within a country, by the share of people who speak multiple languages, or by official mult...
Countries that consistently appear as the “most diverse” depend entirely on how diversity is measured: , while perception and policy surveys highlight settler societies in the West. The datasets cited...
Single-dose ivermectin regimens for parasitic infections are typically weight‑based and commonly 150–200 micrograms per kilogram (mcg/kg) given once; repeat dosing varies by condition — scabies often ...
Anthropological, historical and medical literature shows that beliefs about semen as a vital substance, life‑force or carrier of masculine power have shaped practices and preferences about ingesting i...
Prescription human ivermectin tablets are marketed in low-milligram strengths—most commonly 3 mg per tablet—with labeled dosing regimens that are weight‑based and indication‑specific, usually expresse...
Governments and private vendors are offering a mix of technical alternatives and pledged exemptions for people who cannot or will not use phone-based digital IDs: ministers in the UK say a “digitally ...
Recent reporting and court records show repeated allegations against Cargill of child labor, forced or “slave‑like” labor, and worker‑wage harms in several countries and in its U.S. operations. Notabl...
Since 2020 the United States has shifted from a static, Cold-War style forward posture toward a more distributed, flexible posture across the Indo‑Pacific—retaining large concentrations in Japan and S...
U.S. military forces do train foreign militaries, but most publicly documented exchanges and exercises in the supplied material occurred off U.S. soil or at allied facilities rather than on U.S. bases...
The Pacific subregion commonly labeled is the primary area of islands whose indigenous populations are characteristically dark-skinned—hence the name derived from the Greek for “black islands”—and tha...
Cultural, religious and moral systems shape whether, how and why women (and other people) encounter semen ingestion by assigning symbolic meanings to semen—ranging from sacred substance to ritual impu...
Dr. Paul Alan Cox is an ethnobotanist and Ph.D. scientist widely known for island ethnomedicine and drug-discovery work—not a physician with an MD degree, as the available bios and institutional pages...
Adolescents learn about semen ingestion largely through online sexual media and general health sites, with research showing pornography and social platforms strongly shape sexual expectations while he...