Wisdom Builder
Quick Hits
MODE:
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4 minutes
Animals.
Quick Hits
10 random key ideas.
1.
When emotion rises, pause long enough to ask whether your response fits the situation and helps make things better.
2.
From History: Lived ~161 to 146 million years ago.
Diplodocus was the longer, slimmer, more stretched-out sauropod, famous for its especially long neck and whiplike tail. It is one of the longest land animals and generally more slender in build.
3.
Blood evolved gradually over billions of years; oxygen-carrying hemoglobin later transformed complex life.
4.
From History: Lived from ~68 to 66.04 million years ago.
Triceratops, one of the last great horned dinosaurs, roamed western North America at the very end of the Age of Dinosaurs with its three horns, broad frill, and heavy four-legged build.
5.
Comparing the EQ of chimps and humans gives chimps an equivalent IQ of about 35 to 40.
6.
From History: 203 Million years ago (+/- 3 million)
Morganucodon was an early mammaliaform from about 200 million years ago. Crown mammals emerged from within this group about 170 million years ago.
7.
The ability for all animals to distinguish between species, predators, and allies is called conspecific recognition.
8.
From History: ~1.1 Billion Years Ago (inferred, +/- 100 million)
9.
Science says you are physically changing all the time and the story you tell about yourself is less a fixed thing and more a maintained pattern you can update as you wish.
10.
From History: ~233 million years ago (±2 million years)
Theropods were the agile, sharp-toothed dinosaur branch that refined the classic predator body plan. They stood fully upright on two legs and balanced with long tails.
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