A new gadget from China allows you to skip work meetings

In China, a gadget has been invented that allows you to skip work. From now on, office workers can attend online meetings without being physically present by simply leaving the HiDock H1 device at their computer. It records all conversations from video conferences and sends you the conversation content in the form of a dialogue. The device automatically identifies who said what and also provides a brief summary of the entire call.

Exploring Slovenia: Adventurous Biking at the 'Black Hole' Abandoned Mine

In Slovenia, there is an abandoned mine known as the 'Black Hole' that offers an exciting mountain biking experience. The track stretches for 10 kilometers and descends to a depth of 150 meters. Visitors are only allowed to descend with the guidance of a professional instructor. The price for a single ride is 55 euros.

Collectors can buy sewer lid covers in Japan

In Kyoto, authorities will sell collectors decommissioned sewer lid covers made between 1978 and 1990. They can be purchased for just 3000 yen (20 dollars). The lid covers are considered valuable works of art and symbols of regional pride. They feature local landmarks, famous people, and even Pokémon.

Collectors can buy sewer lid covers in Japan

In Kyoto, authorities will sell collectors decommissioned sewer lid covers made between 1978 and 1990. They can be purchased for just 3000 yen (20 dollars). The lid covers are considered valuable works of art and symbols of regional pride. They feature local landmarks, famous people, and even Pokémon.

Collectors can buy sewer lid covers in Japan

In Kyoto, authorities will sell collectors decommissioned sewer lid covers made between 1978 and 1990. They can be purchased for just 3000 yen (20 dollars). The lid covers are considered valuable works of art and symbols of regional pride. They feature local landmarks, famous people, and even Pokémon.

Parker Solar Probe Sets New Speed Record in Space

The Parker Solar Probe spacecraft has reached a fundamentally new milestone, becoming the fastest human-made object ever created. On September 27, NASA's probe set a new record by reaching a speed of 635,266 km/h. Although this is still significantly less than 1% of the speed of light (0.062%), and it does not bring humanity any closer to interstellar travel, in terms of interplanetary flights, this speed instills optimism.

Respect for Individuality and Freedom

Never dare to restrict, prohibit, or reproach each other. Every person is unique, with their own interests and priorities. And you have no right to impose choices on them. Either accept a person as they are or give them freedom and let them go. Forcing someone to renounce their personal values will only lead to their renouncing you faster. As they say, it's better to live without a soulmate, while developing, traveling, achieving something, and truly living, than to simply exist, gradually fading away and becoming a prisoner of prohibitions and dissatisfaction towards one's own interests.

The Paradoxes of Human Life

Man does everything in reverse. Hurries to become an adult, and then breathes in about the past childhood. Spends health for money and immediately spends money to restore health. Thinks about the future with such impatience that neglects the present, which leads to having neither a real nor a future. Lives as if will never die and dies as if never lived...

The Transformative Power of Love

If you knew how your face changes when you talk about someone you love. About a child, a grandmother, a grandfather, a parent, a loved one. Even about a dog or a cat. All tension fades away, all wrinkles smooth out, and a soft light shines from your eyes. And on your lips, there is a half-smile of affection. And such a light of love transforms you. In these moments, you can be admired or have a portrait painted. These are wonderful and brief moments amidst the busyness and worries of life. We should remember more often those whom we love. To whom we are genuinely attached. Who fills our hearts...

Massive Forest Fires Cause Evacuation in Córdoba Province, Argentina

Dozens of people have been evacuated in the Córdoba province in southern Argentina due to raging forest fires. According to the Associated Press, the cause of the fire was a 27-year-old local resident named Ulises Harate. He started a bonfire in the forest, which is prohibited, and attempted to make coffee on an open flame, but failed to control the fire due to strong winds. The forests surrounding populated areas are completely engulfed in flames, and the fire has already approached residential buildings. The tourist center of Argentina, Villa Carlos Paz, is also under threat.

Office Chair with Extra Seat for Pets Discovered on Kickstarter

An office chair with an additional seat for pets has been found on Kickstarter. Fluffies will no longer feel lonely while their owners are working. The chair even includes a special platform to make it easier for pets to climb up.

The Dependence on Unhealthy Food: A Global Issue

Every seventh inhabitant of the Earth is dependent on harmful food. Researchers have analyzed data from 36 countries and concluded that 14% of the adult and 12% of the child population on Earth experience addiction to ultra-processed products. According to experts, such food causes addiction because it contains a large amount of fats and carbohydrates. The consumption of these ingredients triggers the release of dopamine, similar to nicotine and alcohol. Scientists propose labeling products that can cause strong addiction.

Austrian Startup Invents Flying Drum-Powered Vehicle

Austrian startup CycloTech has developed a flying machine with a drum engine called Auto CruiseUp. It can vertically take off, brake in flight without tilting, and travel 100 km at a speed of 150 km/h on a single charge. The developer assures that soon the whole world will be flying on such vehicles.

UK Launches HotSat-1 Satellite to Track Energy-Wasting Homes

The United Kingdom has launched the HotSat-1 satellite with a thermal imager. It is capable of tracking hot and cold spots up to 3.5 meters in diameter on the Earth. With the help of the satellite, homes in the UK that waste energy and need better insulation will be identified.

Powerful Magnetic Storm to Hit Earth on October 15

On October 15, a powerful magnetic storm will hit Earth. Geomagnetic disturbances will reach 3-4 levels and can be accompanied by dizziness, weakness, and severe headaches. During this time, it is recommended to avoid physical exertion and spend more time outdoors.

Smart Glasses for Cyclists: A Game-Changing Device

Smart glasses Lawk One have been designed for cyclists to replace their smartphones, navigators, and dashcams. These smart glasses display all the trip information right in front of the cyclist's eyes, mimicking a video game experience. The device shows speed, distance, time, calories burned, provides directions, handles calls, plays music, and responds to voice commands.

An Innovative Wheelchair Designed in South Korea

A wheelchair for disabled individuals has been created in South Korea that eliminates the need for a ramp. It cleverly ascends and descends using tracks and electric drive, while also providing excellent grip. Additionally, the wheelchair can help the user stretch out by placing them horizontally or standing them upright.

The Ocean Cleanup launches new technology for cleaning the world's oceans

The Ocean Cleanup project has deployed a new technology. System 3 is capable of cleaning an area the size of a football field every five seconds. The system consists of a floating barrier 2.2 km long, which is towed by two ships.

Dutch alphabet of breast cancer symptoms

In the Netherlands, an agency called TBWA eboko has developed an alphabet to inform people about 26 symptoms of breast cancer and remind them of the importance of regular medical check-ups. Every seventh woman in the Netherlands is diagnosed with breast cancer. According to doctors, many patients learn about their diagnosis too late due to a lack of knowledge about the symptoms.

Horoscope for October 11

Capricorn: In relationships with loved ones, it is important to speak as little as possible, otherwise there is a risk of saying too much. Aquarius: Resist the temptation to buy something necessary with all your might: the new acquisition will either be defective or quickly become unsatisfying. Pisces: On this day, the stars categorically do not recommend walking alone on deserted streets and alleys in the dark. Do not take unnecessary risks.