This neo-noir film marked the 4th collaboration between the great Scorsese and DiCaprio. An enthralling psychological thriller based on a 2003 novel by the same name. Arguably, it runs along the same lines of that of Nolan’s Inception, where we are left with an aching mind as we over-analyze and try to make sense of the reality of these characters. The strongest asset of this film is the character commitment. From DiCaprio, to Ruffalo, to Ben Kingsley – they draw us into this sense of fear and irrationality needed to carry the intrigue the film requires. One that when viewed a second time, you wish you picked up the clues along the way during your first.
Two US marshals are sent to an asylum on a rainy, remote island to investigate the disappearance of a patient. The trip uncovers shocking truths about the institution and its newest guests.
Based on the true life of Grenville Wynne, this thrilling dramatic, cold-war era spy film does not need to exaggerate to impress. Benedict Cumberbatch’s nervy performance makes him the perfect actor to be casted for this role. His journey from an everyday salesman to a courier for the US Government divides the film into two halves, the latter half darker and more intense. Required however to evoke the trauma and angst the moments deserve.
An unassuming British businessman is recruited into one of the greatest international operations in history. Under the organization of the MI-6 and CIA operatives, he forms a covert, dangerous partnership with a Soviet officer in an effort to provide crucial intelligence needed to prevent a nuclear war.
In Psychological Disorders Part 3, Dissociative and Somatic Symptom Disorders were discussed. These are the fewer known disorders yet very interesting to know about. (Trigger Warning: this article talks about eating disorders)
Eating Disorders
These disorders arise because of obsessive concern over weight which results in a disruptive eating pattern that then affects the person’s physical and mental health.
Anorexia Nervosa is also commonly known as anorexia which is an eating disorder wherein the person has an abnormally low body weight accompanied by an intense fear of gaining weight and a distorted perception of their weight. People with this disorder tend to take extreme measures to control their weight such as restricting their food consumption. The distorted image of the body can be a result of depression, anxiety, or emotional trauma. The physical symptoms are severe weight loss, dehydration, insomnia, weakness, dizziness, constipation, breaking hair, dry skin, bluish tinge to fingers, absence of menstruation, irregular heartbeat, and inability to tolerate cold. Some behavioural symptoms are eating only low-calorie food, trying to hide their body with baggy and loose clothes, skipping meals, avoiding situations where they have to eat, avoiding situations where they might have to show their body, and extreme exercising. Some emotional symptoms are poor self-esteem, agitation, depression, social isolation, and anxiety.
Bulimia Nervosa is also commonly known as bulimia is a serious and life-threatening eating disorder. People with this disorder secretly binge eat large amounts of food without any control over how much they are eating, then they panic and purge to get rid of those extra calories. There are two types of bulimia, purging and non-purging bulimia. To get rid of these extra calories, they use different methods such as self-induced vomiting, misuse of laxatives, weight-loss supplements, people with purging bulimia use these methods whereas people with non-purging bulimia follow strict dieting or excessive exercise. The physical symptoms can be life-threatening, some of these symptoms are weight fluctuation of 2 to 10 kgs in a week, bloodshot eyes which means eyes with busted blood vessels, chapped lips because of dehydration, scars on the knuckles from inducing vomiting, swollen lymph nodes, and mouth sensitivity because of receding gums and eroding tooth enamel. Some behavioural symptoms are consistent worry about weight and appearance, going to the bathroom right after eating, eating till it is uncomfortable, excessive exercising, not eating in front of others and restricting calories. The emotional symptoms of bulimia are the same as for anorexia.
The DSM-5 has moved the eating disorder of infants and children to the same category. Rumination Disorder is also known as rumination syndrome and it usually occurs in babies and people with developmental disabilities. Children and adults who have high levels of stress have a greater risk of having this disorder. This is a feeding and eating disorder in which the undigested food comes back up from the person’s stomach to their mouth. The symptoms for this are regurgitating on a regular basis, dental problems, chapped lips, weight loss, and digestive problems.
Pica is an eating disorder in which people eat non-food items like clay, dirt, and flaking paint. This disorder is more common in children but can also occur in adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The symptoms for this are upset stomach, bowel problems like constipation or diarrhea, stomach pain, and blood in the stool. If the consumption of non-food items continues, symptoms like lead poisoning, injuries to teeth, infections, and intestinal blockage can occur.
Binge-Eating Disorder (BED) is a feeding and eating disorder in which people eat a large amount of food in a short amount of time even if they might not be hungry. This can be triggered by emotional stress. The person may feel a sense of relief during the binge but will feel shame afterward. The symptoms are eating to a point that is uncomfortably full, eating more rapidly than normal, feeling of disgust with oneself, eating large amounts without feeling hungry, and eating alone because of feeling embarrassed.
Conclusion
It is difficult to figure out what causes these eating disorders but medical experts believe it is a combination of biological, psychological, and environmental factors. Genetics plays a role, if you have a family member who suffers from one, you are more likely to be diagnosed with the same. Emotional well-being plays a huge role, people who have experienced trauma or other mental health conditions are more likely to develop one. And finally, societal pressure plays another big role, the western ideal of body image has equated thinness with success and so people try to achieve thinness. If you have any eating disorder, it is important to know it is not your fault and you need to consult a psychologist immediately to get better.
Maximizing our potential is not something we can learn at school. You can’t read it from a book, and you can’t learn something like this at a seminar. It is something you develop, in the form of resilience in the face of controversy and criticism.
2. EXPLORE YOUR PASSION.
Numerous studies of highly successful people indicate a high correlation between passion, believing in a calling, enjoying a job and performing at a high level.
So ask yourself what would you do with your time if you were living your ideal life? Make a list of at least ten things.
3. THE BIGGEST SUCCESS KILLER IS
identifying with being average and accepting mediocrity as your way of life.
Mediocrity is a personal choice. Without understanding the difference between success and mediocrity, we all risk accepting things that are way below our potential and leading a very average life.
4. THE SECRET OF SUSTAINABLE PERFORMANCE
Is positive attitude towards struggle.
Its not so much the struggle that cause the burnout, but the perception of struggle as a failure rather than a setback
Developing a new skill takes effort and its okay to fail productively. But don’t ask for help or give up early – allow yourself to grapple with the task so you get the maximum growth.
As we know there are many healthy and unhealthy foods that we eat in our daily life. We know that unhealthy foods are not good for our health. Today, in this blog we are going to see some food items that you should not eat at all. These are some most dangerous unhealthy food that often spoils your health.
Sugary drinks
It is one of the most favorite among teenagers and adults. But it is not good for your health; drinking sugary drinks will increase the intake of calories. It will also drastically increase your belly fat, excessive of belly fight may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes and heart diseases. Consuming sugary drinks in a large amount will drive down your insulin resistance. When this happen, your pancreas have to produce even more insulin to remove glucose. It contains no nutrients like vitamins and minerals except sugar. It increases the chance to cancer.
2. Pizzas
Pizzas are one of the most famous and popular food item in the world. They are extremely high in calories and they are also made of unhealthy food items. Pizzas contain refined carbohydrates, sodium and fat which makes it dangerous to eat. Eating pizza will increase the chance of getting heart diseases. According to a survey, every American eat at least 46 slices of pizzas in a year. There are some pizzas which good for your health like pizza with veggies with extra nutrients.
3. Chips
Chips are also one of the most popular food item, every year they make $7 Billion sales. According to a survey 85 percent of the Americans eat chips. Now, you can understand how famous are chips? Chips are high in fats and calories, which makes you fat. Being overweight may increase your chance to get heart diseases. They contain sodium; intake of large of sodium may result in high blood pressure. Not all chips are harmful, chips like baked potato chips and tortilla chips are safe to eat.
4. White bread
Most of the breads are unhealthy, if eaten in large amount. They are made of refined wheat, which are generally low in nutrients and calories. They bread in large amount will raise your blood pressure, as your blood level rises it increases the chance of type 2 diabetes. Eating bread will make you over weight; a single slice of bread contains 65 calories. White breads are high in sodium, which is generally not good for your health.
5. Doughnuts
Doughnuts are the favorite snacks for most of the people, but eating donuts have severe effects on our health. Doughnuts are high in calories, a single doughnut have about 300 calories in it. Eating a single doughnut a day can increase your weight. They contain too much of sugar in them, consuming them can lead severe diabetes issues. They don’t have nutrients, they just made of only flour and sugar. They have high sodium in it, a single doughnut have 140 to 150 milligrams of sodium. Not all doughnuts are bad, there are some doughnuts which you can eat for example French cruller.
Zero to One presents at once an optimistic view of the future of progress in American and a new way of thinking about innovation. It starts by learning to ask the question that lead you to find value in unexpected places.
2. THE LEAN STARTUP
Rather than wasting time creating elaborate business plans, the lean startup offers entrepreneurs- in companies of all sizes – a way to test their vision continuously, to adopt and adjust before its too late. The author provides scientific approach to creating and managing successful startups in a age when companies need to innovate more than ever.
3. THE FOUNDERS DILEMMAS
The founder dilemmas draws on the inside stories of founders like EVAN WILLIAMS of twitter and TIM WESTERGREN of Pandora, while mining quantitative data on almost ten thousand founders.
People problems are the leading cause of failure in startups. This book offers solutions.
4. HOOKED
The author of this book provides practical insights to create user habits that stick , actionable steps for building products people love, fascinating examples from the iPhone to Twitter, Pinterest to Bible app, and many other habit forming products.
Unraveling the plight of women in both love and money in the 19th century, this 1996 adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility ignites the pull between heart and head. Set in the early 1800s, the cinematography of this film is telling of its 1990s production. With that in mind, I watch and re-watch this for the beauty of the set, location and characters. Before Titanic, Winslet captured my heart here with her portrayal of Marianne, providing the perfect balance of naivety and strength. Emma Thompson graces the screen with the elegance she always brings, as Elinor. Although changes have been made from Austen’s first published work of Sense and Sensibility, this film brings the story of romance, sisterly bonds and betrayal to life.
Mrs. Dashwood and her daughters, Elinor, Marianne and Margaret are cast out from their beloved home and lavish lifestyle after the death of Mr. Dashwood. Marianne falls in love with the wrong suitor and Elinor denies her feelings for another. This film encapsulates the romance, loss, betrayal and realization of finding love in a world built for men.
“The Artist” is a movie for people who love movies. It is a touching and mostly silent movie with a musical soundtrack about an aging film idol, a peppy young actress and the passing of the silent-movie era. For a silent movie, this French salute to Hollywood’s transition to talkies in the late ’20s sure has some interesting things to say, it is simply irresistible. More than a skit, this is a lively and lovable comedy that’s full of personality and charm. This glorious film won Best Picture at the Oscars and is enhanced by brilliant performances.
Peppy Miller falls in love with the silent film star George Valentin. Things change when Peppy becomes a famous actor while George’s career goes downhill with the introduction of talkies.
Glass ceiling is a metaphor that is used to represent invisible barrier that prevents women from reaching the highest executive levels within their respective organizations. This term was first popularized in the 80’s to describe the challenges women face when their respective careers.
The United States Federal Glass Ceiling Commission defines the glass ceiling as “the unseen, yet unbreachable barrier that keeps minorities and women from rising to the upper rungs of the corporate ladder, regardless of their qualifications or achievements”.
REASONS WHY IT STILL EXIST:
Psychological differences between men and women would be the main reason for this and it can account for up to 10 percent pay gap.
The need child care, housework and other chores outside of work depend heavily on women than on men which eventually leads them taking the back seat.
College-educated women, more often than men, avoid majors that lead to higher-earning occupations.
Women are still expected to be deferential, polite and timid.
EFFECTS:
It leads to unwanted
Stress
Self doubt
Sense of Isolation
Depression
Sadness
CRACKING THE CEILING:
However nowadays women are appointed in higher positions faster than men in high income countries, but data shows that women have still a long way to go and equalize the number of men in these roles. Also the fact that bigger the company, lesser we are to see women at the helm which has to overcome and there is a need to achieve something closer to gender balance. Raise your voice. It is you who have to stand up for yourself. Also, apart from standing up for yourself try to raise awareness and address the problem so that others can also benefit from it. One can also crack this stereotype by normalizing the practice of parental leave. A study by the Institute for Labour Market Policy Evaluation in Sweden found that a mother’s earnings increase by about 7% for each additional month her spouse takes off work. Pair that with the fact that 87% of women want men to take the parental leave available to them. Recruit equally across all levels and departments
At the end of the day, companies win when women and other underrepresented minorities are treated with fairness. When they focus on fairness and opportunity for all, everyone wins
Earlier In china, one child policy was there which began in 1980 and was severely enforced until January 2016 when it was replaced by two-child policy.
China’s Communist Party Politburo meeting, headed by President Xi Jinping, declared on May 31,2021 that each couple in the nation will be allowed to have up to three children, a significant increase from the previous two-child restriction.
It was in response to the findings of the 2020 census, after Chinese mothers gave birth to just 12 million kids in 2020 and the global population increased to 1.412 billion in 2020 from 1.4 billion the previous year.
So therefore, As officials strive to resolve the country’s long-term demographic imbalances, Chinese couples will now be permitted to have up to three children. Supporting measures are also proposed which aims at easing the financial strain of raising children, including educational and housing expenditures. However, Existing exceptions to family planning, such as the lack of birth restrictions for some ethnic minority groups, remain in force. Couples that have more children than they are allowed risk significant fines, as well as unofficial consequences such as job loss, especially for those in the public sector.
Policymakers also stated that with addressing housing and school expenses they will also enhance maternity leave regulations, in order to reduce the costs of having children. But, administration made no specific promises on these topics, but did state that it would “protect the legitimate rights and interests of women in the workplace.”
The question now is why did the government modify the regulations in the first place. So, the government did so because its census shows long-standing demographic imbalances that might jeopardize the country’s economic viability, forcing Party officials to take action. Furthermore, unlike industrialized countries with low fertility rates, China remains a growing middle-income country with a limited social safety net. The fact that China does not accept large numbers of immigrants, domestic reproduction is even more important in maintaining the size of its workforce. Demographers predict that by 2050, the people over 60 years old will account for a quarter of the population because of which China’s economic growth and social services would be hampered by a declining working-age population and an increasing senior population. According to a research issued in 2019 by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, urban pension funds might run out by 2035 owing to demographic issues. Also, The one-child policy also resulted in selective sex-based abortions, resulting in a long-term sex imbalance with 723.34 million males and 688.44 million women in 2020.
The reaction of people are very important on such issues. So Therefore, An online poll was taken shortly after the modification was revealed which showed that 90% of those polled stated they “would not contemplate” having three kids. In response to this, an independent political economist in Beijing said that The three-child policy may have limited appeal for China’s new ‘lying flat’ generation, but it may have some hold on others. He further added that to enhance people’s willingness to have more children, the government should work hard to reduce the burden of education, housing, and other things. However, young Chinese are unlikely to desire bigger families
1. Eat well. Food eye health starts with the food on your plate. Nutrients like Omega 3 fatty acids, vitamins, proteins, zinc,iron might help age related vision problem like cataracts. Your diet should include plenty of fruits like oranges and other citrus fruits and vegetables, like spinach,kale. Eat eggs, nuts, beans and other food that include proteins. A well balanced diet helps you maintain healthy weight that helps you in decreasing risk of obesity and diabetes which are main reason of vision in adults.
2. Quit Smoking. Smoking increases the risk of developing age-related eye diseases.
3. Wear Sunglasses. Protect your eyes by using sunglasses that block out both UV-A and UV-B radiation. Too much sun exposure can damage your eyes and raise your risk of cataracts and age-related macular degeneration. The right pair of shades will help protect your eyes from the sun’s UV rays. Wraparound lenses help protect your eyes from the side.
4. If you wear lenses, take steps to prevent eye infections. Wash your hands well before you put in or take out your contact lenses. Also follow the instructions on how to properly clean them. Some contact lenses offer UV protection but it’s still a good idea to wear sunglasses for an extra layer.
5. Get regular exercise. Exercise may help to prevent or control diabetes, obesity,high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. For ex. If you have diabetes, your blood glucose levels are too high. Over time, this can damage your eyes.
6. Give your eyes a rest. Starting at computer or phone screen for too long can cause eyestrain or blurry vision, dry eye, headache. To protect your eyes, make sure your glasses prescription is upto date and good for looking at a phone screen. Use an anti glare screen, if needed. Choose a comfortable chair so that you won’t get any shoulder or back pain. Take rest after every 20 minutes. Look 20 feet away for 20 second.
Located in Ukhimath this temple is the home of lord Kedarnath and Madhyamaheswar during winters.
2. BHAIRAVANATH TEMPLE
Bhairav Baba is known as ‘kshterapal’ the protector of Kedarnath Temple and kedar valley.
3. TRIYUGINARAYAN TEMPLE.
This is the place where Lord Shiva and GODDESS Parvati got married in presence of Lord Vishnu and Brahma.
4. VASUKI TAL
According to legends, Lord Vishnu had descended onto the earthly realm into this lake for a holy bath during the auspicious festival of Raksha Bnadhan.
5. RUDRA CAVE
Located one and half kilometers left from the Kedarnath Temple complex, Rudra Cave is an undergroung meditation cave.
6. SONPRAYAG
Soonprayag is a tiny hamlet on the confluence banks of river Mandakini and Basuki. Devotees take a dip in the holy waters with the faith to attain nirvana.
7. SHANKARACHARYA SAMADHI
It is believed that Sri Shankaracharya who propounded the adwaita Philosophy established this holy shrine and one of his four Mathas in the 8th century and attained Nirvana at age 32 here.
8. AGASTYAMUNI
Dedicated to Saint Agastya, the temple commemorates his one year tapas here. This ancient temple stands as an example of grand architecture and interiors with wall art adoring its wall.
Contract negotiations between Leon Goretzka and Bayern Munich may have reached an impasse, but the Manchester United target is still hopeful of signing an extension at the Bundesliga giants.
Goal and Spox have learned that talks have stalled due to differences over salary expectations, although reports that Goretzka is holding out for an annual wage packet of €20 million (£17m/$24m) have been denied.
Nevertheless, Goretzka believes his future lies at the Allianz Arena and is not considering any other offers.
The highly-rated Germany midfielder’s current deal expires next summer, a fact that has alerted some of Europe’s biggest clubs
With a country gradually coming out of lockdown. Schools and colleges are still closed so the student has no other way than spending time with family.even though some institutions are conducting online classes the students are still finding it tough to be at home. Here are some ways to spend time productively at home.
Yoga
Exercising improves strength and agility and can help build your immunity in times like these. Meditation can help you destress and relax. It will help you inculcate a lot of energy and boost your stamina. Also, do not forget to maintain a healthy diet.
2.spend time with family
This is the best time to spend time with your family. During your busy school or college lives, you may not get enough time to talk to your family and spend quality time with them. Help your parents in the household chores or spend some extra time with your grandparents.
3.Watch good movies and shows
Whenever we have some time on our hands, we tend to put on the television or watch a movie or a tv show. However, during this quarantine, do not rewatch the same ones again. Instead, look for something new on topics that interest you. This way, you will get a chance to educate yourself about interesting topics.
4.Read a few good books
It is always good to get lost in a good book. They are the perfect way to spend long lockdown days. Read genres that interest you. You can now find books online and don’t even have to step out once you have read through your entire bookshelf.
5. Learn a new language
Learning a new language gives you an edge over the others. They count for a meaningful addition to your resume and will also help you in your career. You can opt for online classes and apps that offer easy ways to learn a new language. It is not only fun; they add a lot of value to your professional life.
6.play old games
Children spend so much time on the internet, playing video games. However, the charm of the good old monopoly board or the chessboard is still the same. These are the games we still go to if we have our cousins over and want to have a good time with your family. Now is the best time to get back in touch with those evergreen board games
In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, Western Europe underwent dramatic changes in the political,Social, cultural, religious and economic spheres. The Italian humanist Petrarch’s Canzoniere, German theologian Martin Luther’s ‘Ninety-five These’ and Portugal prince Henry’s Navigation school heralded the dawn of the modern era. The Holy Roman Empire and the Roman church became weak and discredited. In their place nation states,new Churches that emphasized individual faith, and a commercial revolution based on mercantilism emerged. The modern era was characterized by freedom of thought, individualism, rationalism, and economic and scientific progress. let us look at the changes ushered in by the Renaissance, Reformation and Geographical Discoveries.
1. Renaissance
With the coming of the scholars and artists from Constantinople there was a surge of enthusiasm and interest in studying classical literature and art of Greeks and Romans in the Italian city States. This creative upsurge was reflected in their writings, art, Architecture and music. This cultural florescence is known as the renaissance. The origin of the world renaissance is from the Italian word renascita meaning rebirth. Greek scholar Manuel Chrysoloras who taught Greek classics in Italy, Guarino and Giovanni Aurispa, to name just a few, visited Constantinople several times to collect Greek manuscripts. Later they printed what they collected. This provided stimulus to the flowering of renaissance.
Why Italy became the birth place of Renaissance?
Italian city-states such as Florence,Milan, Venice, and Rome profited immensely from the Mediterranean trade. This led to the emergence of a rich and vibrant urban culture. The rich families of these city States such as Medicis of Florence patronized literature, art and music. The highpoint of this period was between 1475 A.D.(C.E) and 1525 A.D.(C.E). Italian universities taught humanities viz., linguistic, grammar, rhetoric, history, science and ethics, which prepared the students for public life, commerce and administration. The study of humanities was so popular in Italian University that students from all over Europe flocked there. Classical Greek and Latin literature introduced the idea of Humanism which got reflected in the paintings, sculptures, architecture,music and writings of that period.
Humanism in Literature
The idea of humanism was first expressed in literature. The humanists were critical of medieval ideas and institutions and greatness. Petrarch (1304 – 1374 A.D.(C.E)) was the first to adopt ideas of classical humanism in his works and is therefore called the Father of Humanism. Dante, influenced by the classics, wrote Divine comedy. Machivelli wrote a political treatise called The Prince. In this book, he wrote about the virtues that a ruler should possess. He declared that a ruler should possess. He declared that a ruler should be Lion and Fox in one. For him, the end was more important than means. Erasmus (1466-1536 A.D.(C.E)), known as the Prince among Humanists, wrote In praise of Folly, a satirical work on the activities and rituals of the Church. Sir Thomas more of England wrote Utopia,a satire on the political evils of his time. Cervantes of Spain wrote Don Quixote, another satire on Medieval chivalry and valour.
Impact on Art
Renaissance paintings and sculptures were realistic and naturalistic. They improved over Medieval paintings and sculptures which were stylized, unrealistic and two dimensional. They portrayed natural landscapes,human anatomy,emotions and ideas.
Mona lisa
In the field of art ,great artists like Leonardoda Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael dominated the scene and produced some of the finest artistic works. Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519 A.D.(C.E)) was a versatile genius. He was a painter, sculptor, architect, millitary engineer, anatomist, and poet. His paintings of Mona Lisa(La Giaconda), The last supper and The virgin on the Rocks are illustrious examples of his talent.
Madonna
Michelangelo (1475-1564 A.D. (C. E)) was a painter, sculpture of David depicts the youthful strength and energy of the giant Slayer. He is also famous for his paintings in the ceilings of the Sistine Chapel in Rome. Raphael (1483-1520 A.D. (C.E)) painted beautiful Madonnas . His painting of the school of Athens reveals the ideological debate of his times, namely,the conflict between spiritualism and humanism.
Science during Renaissance
The advances in science were inspired by Ptolemy, Archimedes,Euclid and others of the classical period. In the medieval period the Aristotelian view that earth was the centre of the universe strengthened the Church’s view of creation and its own centrality to mankind. However,the influence of Palto and other classics challenged it, laying the foundations of modern science. William Harvey discovered the circulation of blood. Copernicus proved the earth revolved around the sun through a mathematical model. Galileo provided the telescope he invented. However,he was forced by the Inquisition to withdraw his findings on the threat of death penalty. The Church thus continued to prevent the growth of science as it undermined its importance. Nevertheless, scientific discoveries and inventions continued apace leading to the Scientific Revolution.
Effects of Renaissance
The impact of renaissance was profound and far-reaching. Its most important contribution was the idea of humanism. It marked a definite shift towards individualism, secularism and nationalism The introduction and practice of writing in the vernacular, starting from Dante, enriched the growth of vernacular languages which in turn provided the intellectual basis for the rise of nation-states . Renaissance made a beginning in criticizing the corrupt and worldly practices of the Church. Erasmus and Thomas More indirectly encouraged the reformation movement. The curiosity kindled by the remaining played a decisive role in the discovery of new land routes and remapping of the world. The spirit of adventurism and quest for knowledge impelled the Mariners to sail into the high seas. Similarly, inquisitiveness and empiricism of renaissance combined with knowledge of the classical science led to new inventions in science-Copernican revolution in astronomy and Willam Harvey’s contribution to human anatomy.
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