Tag: autonomy
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HK Star Natalis Chan, 75, on Why He Supports Euthanasia: Your Life Is in Your Hands
Intro: A veteran entertainer weighs life, ageing, and autonomy Hong Kong’s beloved entertainer Natalis Chan, at 75, is not just reflecting on a long career but on the choices that come with growing older. In a recent video, the veteran star opened up about life, death, and his stance on euthanasia. He framed the topic…
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Natalis Chan Says Euthanasia Gives Autonomy: Why the HK Entertainer Supports It
Natalis Chan’s calm stance on ageing and autonomy Retiring from the bright stage of Hong Kong show business takes more than just physical energy. It requires a mindset that accepts the natural arc of life, including its end. Veteran Hong Kong entertainer Natalis Chan, aged 75, recently spoke openly about his views on euthanasia, framing…
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HK star Natalis Chan, 75, on why he supports euthanasia: Your life is in your hands
Age, Autonomy, and a Calm Perspective Hong Kong entertainer Natalis Chan, now 75, has resurfaced in public discussions with reflections on life, ageing, and the ethics of choice at the end of life. In a recent video, Chan presents a calm, thoughtful stance on euthanasia, arguing that personal autonomy should include the ability to decide…
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Disabled People’s Right to Love: A Powerful Call to Action
Introduction: A Call That Cannot Be Silenced “Everyone is entitled to be in a relationship.” The phrase sits at the heart of a courageous new film that shines a light on the intimate lives and agency of people with disabilities. It is not simply a romance story; it is a rallying cry for autonomy, dignity,…
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Disabled People’s Right to Love: A Call for Relationships
Introduction: A Film That Speaks for Love and Autonomy In a world where romance and companionship are often seen as prizes reserved for the able-bodied, a new film makes an uncompromising case for disabled people’s right to love. Centered on personal stories and grounded in real-world experiences, the documentary invites viewers to confront the subtle…
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NASA Tests Drones in Death Valley: Photo of the Day Highlights Mars-Like Environments
NASA Drones in Death Valley: A Photo of the Day for December 15, 2025 NASA’s ongoing exploration efforts reach new heights in one of Earth’s harshest playgrounds. For decades, the agency and its Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Southern California have used extreme environments to simulate Martian conditions. This year’s photo of the day captures…
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NASA Tests Drones in Death Valley: Photo of the Day for December 15, 2025
NASA Drones in Death Valley: A Mars-Ready Testbed For decades, NASA and its Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Southern California have relied on the Mojave Desert’s harsh, arid landscapes to emulate the extreme environments found on Mars. On December 15, 2025, a compelling “photo of the day” captured in Death Valley spotlights a new chapter…
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A New Mind Heist: The Debut Novel from Rockstar Co-Creator Dan Houser
From Console Classics to Literary Boundaries Dan Houser, long regarded as a driving force behind one of the most influential video game franchises of all time, has stepped into a new frontier: the literary world. After departing Rockstar Games and launching his own creative venture, Houser presents a debut novel that pivots away from interactive…
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AI-Driven Satellite Reorientation Marks a New Era of Space Autonomy
Overview: AI Takes the Helm in Space Orientation In a landmark achievement, researchers have demonstrated autonomous AI control over a satellite’s orientation in orbit. By steering the spacecraft’s attitude without human intervention, this breakthrough signals a significant move toward fully autonomous operations in space. The achievement promises to enhance mission safety, reliability, and efficiency as…
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Centre pauses Panjab University governance overhaul amid protests and political storm
Centre pauses Panjab University governance overhaul amid protests The Centre has temporarily halted its controversial plan to overhaul the governance framework of Panjab University (PU), four days after startling notifications that set off a wave of student protests and a political furore across Punjab and Chandigarh. The decision, described by officials as a pause rather…