Ca. 1 milliard mennesker på Jorden har en levestandard slik som gjennomsnittet i USA har i dag. Der er ca. 7 milliarder andre som drømmer om noe tilsvarende eller å komme dit. De kunne ha levd slik, om de hadde hatt råd til det, eller rettere sagt hatt energi til
Ca. 1 milliard mennesker på Jorden har en levestandard slik som gjennomsnittet i USA har i dag. Der er ca. 7 milliarder andre som drømmer om noe tilsvarende eller å komme dit. De kunne ha levd slik, om de hadde hatt råd til det, eller rettere sagt hatt energi til
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Future Jurassic Park films could feature one weird new beast in the menagerie: a pterosaur nicknamed Monkeydactyl for its opposable thumbs. This flying reptile from
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