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Poppy’s Pop-In: Bowling Green Junior High Lego Robotics Team

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By Grant Henderson
| WNKY-TV (Bowling Green, KY) Verified
Poppy’s Pop-In: Bowling Green Junior High Lego Robotics Team BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – This week, Matt, Flora, and Poppy visit Bowling Green Junior High School to highlight the school’s tournament-winning Lego Robotics Team and learn how the program is preparing young people in our community for a future in computer sciences.
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Beyond Responsibility: Critiquing Jordan Petersons Claim that Responsibility is the Meaning of Life

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By Grant Henderson
| Medium
Grant Henderson · Follow 8 min read · -- Jordan Peterson has famously argued that responsibility is the meaning of life. It’s a claim that has resonated with millions, but has also provoked skepticism. In this exploration, we’ll put Peterson’s assertion to the test. Proposing that responsibility is the meaning of life would require assigning it as the only source of meaning in our lives. Doing so eliminates every other virtue, goodness, or identity from playing any role in making life meaningful.
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Matrices for radioactive waste immobilization: a review

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By Ritu Kumari, Charu Lata, Claudia Espro, Grant Henderson
| Frontiers
1 Introduction Primarily, nuclear energy is used in power generation, producing nearly 15% of electricity. Nuclear reactors (437 operational reactors in 2021 worldwide) produce more than 10% of all the energy consumed globally. Nuclear energy can fulfill the increasing demand of energy and contribute to reducing the consumption of fossil fuels and emission of greenhouse gases.
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