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“I’m scared, I’m really scared!”

— Peller breaks down in tears after crashing his new car following another heated argument with Jarvis.

You don't need to manipulate people in order to keep them in your life. You don't need to put up a front and pretend to be something you're not, to get attention.

People who use manipulation are digging their own graves because because its something they'll have to keep doing if they want to keep people in their lives. They'll eventually exhaust themselves in the end.

Love is not a game. People's hearts and minds are not toys to play w... see more You don't need to manipulate people in order to keep them in your life. You don't need to put up a front and pretend to be something you're not, to get attention.

People who use manipulation are digging their own graves because because its something they'll have to keep doing if they want to keep people in their lives. They'll eventually exhaust themselves in the end.

Love is not a game. People's hearts and minds are not toys to play with. Don't try to manipulate anyone into staying in your life. If they feel the grass is greener elsewhere, kiss them goodbye and wish them the best. Your Life Will Go On Without Them!:sparkles:


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France has revealed a fully artificial heart designed to operate continuously without relying on human donors, aiming to address chronic organ shortages. The device is intended for patients with severe heart failure who are waiting for or unable to receive a transplant.
The artificial heart combines mechanical pumping with advanced sensors that adjust blood flow based on the patient’s activity level. This allows it to mimic natural heart behavior more closely than earlier devices.
... see more France has revealed a fully artificial heart designed to operate continuously without relying on human donors, aiming to address chronic organ shortages. The device is intended for patients with severe heart failure who are waiting for or unable to receive a transplant.
The artificial heart combines mechanical pumping with advanced sensors that adjust blood flow based on the patient’s activity level. This allows it to mimic natural heart behavior more closely than earlier devices.
Developers say the system could function for many years without degradation, reducing the need for repeated surgeries. This represents a major shift from temporary assist devices to long-term solutions.
Heart failure affects tens of millions of people worldwide, and donor hearts remain extremely limited. Technologies like this could dramatically shorten transplant waiting lists and save thousands of lives annually.
Experts note that while early results are promising, long-term monitoring and large-scale trials are still needed. If successful, this could redefine how end-stage heart disease is treated globally.
#MedicalInnovation #ArtificialHeart #FutureOfMedicine #Biotech #HealthTech

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