Intu-it Arts Metaphysical Centre

12/25/2025

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12/25/2025

Dignity doesn’t disappear during disasters — at least not in Japan. When earthquakes or floods strike, evacuees are given raised cardboard beds instead of sleeping on cold shelter floors.

These beds are made from reinforced recycled cardboard, strong enough to support adults while remaining lightweight and easy to assemble. They can be deployed quickly in large numbers during emergencies.

Keeping people off the ground reduces the risk of infections, improves air circulation, and helps prevent hypothermia. In crowded shelters, this simple elevation can significantly improve health outcomes.

Some designs include cardboard partitions, giving families privacy in otherwise open spaces. That sense of personal space plays a major role in mental well-being during prolonged displacement.

This approach shows how thoughtful design can turn low-cost materials into life-improving solutions. Disaster response doesn’t have to be high-tech — it just has to be human-centered.

12/25/2025

Just spotted in Toronto 🤗🎅✨🎄

12/23/2025

Finland found a simple, powerful solution to homelessness: give people homes first. By providing small apartments to those in need, backed by optional support services, they cut costs and helped people rebuild their lives. Stable housing reduced hospital visits, emergency services, and other crisis costs, proving that compassion and common sense can go hand in hand. Housing first, always. 🏠✨

12/23/2025

Barnes & Noble is set to open 60 stores in 2026. See the new locations coming soon to a city near you.

12/23/2025

09/21/2025

⚡️ Television Just Broke Its Own Chains. In a move no one saw coming, Rachel Maddow, Stephen Colbert, and Jimmy Kimmel walked away from the system — and built a newsroom that has every major network shaking.

No advertisers. No corporate censors. No watered-down scripts. Just three of the biggest names in media tearing down the old rules and declaring war on silence. Maddow brings her unflinching analysis, Colbert his razor-sharp satire, and Kimmel his fearless late-night voice — a trio ready to deliver stories the networks never wanted told.
Read more: https://hotnews.znicely.com/posts/maddow-colbert-and-kimmel-just-walked-away-from-the-system-and-avysssul-shipminion

Audiences are calling it the rebirth of real journalism. Networks are calling it chaos. But one thing is clear: what started as rebellion now feels like revolution — and the future of news may never be the same.

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Lamborghini or Bugatti

01/31/2025

01/31/2025

Maserati MC40

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