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CARE (22/01/2025)

Nemesis
Nemesis (Greek: Νέμεσις, literally: 'awarding/distributing the deserved punishment'). It belongs to Greek mythology. She is the goddess of righteous revenge, but also of equality. Nemesis is the daughter of Nyx ('night') and she obeys Zeus, although she is older than him. Hybris (Ὑβρις, 'hubris') is punished by her.
Nemesis was also adopted by the Romans and kept its Greek name. In images, Nemesis (like Justitia) carries a sword and a scale.

Gnostotheca 8319

WISE_EXERCISE_WELL-BEING (22/01/2025)

Carbohydrates
Common carbohydrates are known as "white carbohydrates". These have been processed during the preparation process, which means that the benefits of the grains are lost. These carbohydrates are found in regular pasta, white rice, and white bread. They are less good for the body and they cause weight gain.
Gnostotheca 6756

ADAGIA-POINT-OF-VIEW (22/01/2025)

The PGC man and the man of the future
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The tendency to work from home to solve the problem of traffic jams also reinforces the tendency for the physical isolation and impoverishment of physical contacts with other people. At the very least, this development is also a significant risk in this regard.

To be continued

F. Vandamme, Gnostotheca 477