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Шумеры обращались к небесам, когда изобретали систему времени... И мы используем ее до сих пор.


Шумеры обращались к небесам, когда изобретали систему времени... И мы используем ее до сих пор.

Кому-то может показаться любопытным, что мы делим часы на 60 минут, а дни на 24 часа - почему не кратные 10 или 12? Ответ прост: изобретатели времени оперировали не десятичной (основание 10) или двенадцатеричной (основание 12) системой, а шестидесятеричной (основание 60).

Для древних шумерских новаторов, которые впервые разделили движение небес на счетные интервалы, 60 было идеальным числом.

На работе появилась новая начальница нашего отдела.


На работе появилась новая начальница нашего отдела. Ее нашёл и поставил на эту должность наш главный директор. Когда-то они вместе учились и работали, она, по его мнению, была хорошей сотрудницей. И сейчас она нассала ему в уши, как много она умеет, сколько у неё опыта и навыков. А на самом деле она — ноль. Не то чтобы не разбирается в тонкостях работы, а не знает азов вообще. Всю свою работу сваливает на других, называя это делегированием. Требует немыслимых результатов, которые не могут быть достигнуты чисто физически. Стучит на нас начальнику.

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It's not a heat wave, it's poor water management. Plants grow better when it's hot. Of course, if you don't provide them with water... they grow less. But let's not conflate the two: the temperature and availability of water. it isn't heat that's reducing crop yield. It's the lack of water.
It's not a heat wave, it's poor water management. Plants grow better when it's hot. Of course, if you don't provide them with water... they grow less. But let's not conflate the two: the temperature and availability of water. it isn't heat that's reducing crop yield. It's the lack of water.
It's not a heat wave, it's poor water management. Plants grow better when it's hot. Of course, if you don't provide them with water... they grow less. But let's not conflate the two: the temperature and availability of water. it isn't heat that's reducing crop yield. It's the lack of water.
It's not a heat wave, it's poor water management. Plants grow better when it's hot. Of course, if you don't provide them with water... they grow less. But let's not conflate the two: the temperature and availability of water. it isn't heat that's reducing crop yield. It's the lack of water.
It's not a heat wave, it's poor water management. Plants grow better when it's hot. Of course, if you don't provide them with water... they grow less. But let's not conflate the two: the temperature and availability of water. it isn't heat that's reducing crop yield. It's the lack of water.
It's not a heat wave, it's poor water management. Plants grow better when it's hot. Of course, if you don't provide them with water... they grow less. But let's not conflate the two: the temperature and availability of water. it isn't heat that's reducing crop yield. It's the lack of water.
It's not a heat wave, it's poor water management. Plants grow better when it's hot. Of course, if you don't provide them with water... they grow less. But let's not conflate the two: the temperature and availability of water. it isn't heat that's reducing crop yield. It's the lack of water.
It's not a heat wave, it's poor water management. Plants grow better when it's hot. Of course, if you don't provide them with water... they grow less. But let's not conflate the two: the temperature and availability of water. it isn't heat that's reducing crop yield. It's the lack of water.
It's not a heat wave, it's poor water management. Plants grow better when it's hot. Of course, if you don't provide them with water... they grow less. But let's not conflate the two: the temperature and availability of water. it isn't heat that's reducing crop yield. It's the lack of water.
It's not a heat wave, it's poor water management. Plants grow better when it's hot. Of course, if you don't provide them with water... they grow less. But let's not conflate the two: the temperature and availability of water. it isn't heat that's reducing crop yield. It's the lack of water.