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Done ✅ again.

Human voices & bodies maybe 🤔

Spiritual beings go on endlessly

Science proved that already … energy

This isn’t poetry. Sorry - but I shouldn’t be so 🤣🫂🗽

“the time has come”

“(the) goes by (faster)” (my translation)

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-THE ISLAND LIFE-

1. Moon travels 13 degrees across the sky each day

2. 13 weeks in each of the 4 seasons

3. 13 lunar (menstrual) cycles each year

4. 13 represents end of a cycle and rebirth for a new cycle

5. 13 weeks between equinoxes and solstices

6. 13 is a power number in nature and in spirit

7. 13 is the only teen number in the Fibonacci sequence

8. In religion: Jesus had 12 disciples making 13 of them,

Buddha had 13 disciples,

Islam has a Prophet and 12 imams making 13.

9. We have 13 Chakras not 7

10. 13 is a prime number incorruptible in nature

11, 13 major joints in the body

12. 12 constellations around our sun making 13

13. 13 is the most powerful number in observable nature

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Interesting question. Here is some information:The most energy-efficient way to boil water depends on the available resources and equipment. However, here are some methods, listed in order of their efficiency:

1. **Electric kettle**: Electric kettles are generally the most energy-efficient way to boil water, as they directly heat the water with electricity and have minimal heat loss. They use around 0.12-0.15 kWh of electricity to boil 1 liter of water.

2. **Microwave**: Boiling water in a microwave is another efficient method, using around 0.15-0.20 kWh of electricity to boil 1 liter of water. However, this method can be less efficient if you're boiling small amounts of water.

3. **Induction cooktop**: Induction cooktops are highly efficient and can boil water quickly, using around 0.20-0.25 kWh of electricity to boil 1 liter of water.

4. **Gas stove**: Boiling water on a gas stove is less efficient, using around 0.30-0.40 kWh of energy (in the form of gas) to boil 1 liter of water.

5. **Electric stove**: Electric stoves are the least efficient method, using around 0.40-0.50 kWh of electricity to boil 1 liter of water.

To further optimize energy efficiency, consider the following tips:

* Use a lid to cover the pot, as this can reduce heat loss and boiling time.

* Use a pot that's the right size for the amount of water you're boiling, as this can help minimize heat loss.

* Use cold water, as this can help reduce the energy required to boil the water.

* Avoid overheating the water, as this can waste energy.

Keep in mind that these values are approximate and can vary depending on the specific equipment and usage patterns.

Yay … my proof of work here is done and now wine 🍷

Walking,getting fresh air and morning sunshine. Some meditation daily and reading a book. That's my stress coping regime it works for myself anyway. I am sure there are other methods of coping with stress that don't involve any medication.

It just depends on the individual I think.

Have an awesome day 🙏