Quarantined Tipsters

For the tips, advices and suggestions that were lifted from PHINVEST Subreddit, huge shoutout and thanks to AttyPin who posted the topic in Reddit, plus usernames ATHKaelGal, SummerRain, SleighMeister55, ArnRuby17, princessyByang and FANonymous posting their ideas and tips on how to Survive High Inflation and Weak Peso.

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Based on the Philippines Statistics Authority website, the Filipino population as of May 1, 2020, is at 109 million, 35 hundred thousand three hundred 43.

Interestingly, the average Inflation rate 4 years ago (wayback 2018) is at 5.2 percent…

Last 2019 and 2020 - both years at 2.4 percent..

Last year 2021.. it's  At 3.9 percent… take note that those rates were averaged every end of year, meaning each month of each year - - there are corresponding inflation percentage which then summed up in total and divided it by 12 to achieve the Yearly inflation rate of the country…

What is alarming for this year 2022 (which we're at halfway thru the year… the inflation rate is already at 6.1 percent!

This is the highest recorded inflation since October 2018.

(PART 1) References lifted from www.thebalance.com/what-is-inflation

Definition and Example of Inflation

Inflation is a sustained upward movement in the overall price level of goods and services in an economy. It corresponds with a loss of purchasing power for a currency that's utilized within the economy. It takes more currency units to buy the same amount of goods and services as a result. Your money buys you less, be it bread, toothpaste, rent, or medical services.

Inflation causes a decrease in purchasing power when prices rise more quickly than wages increase. It forces individuals to spend more dollars, euros, or other forms of currency to buy necessities, which can put the average consumer in a financial pinch.

# 1 Inflation is a general increase in the price level of goods and services over time.

It's caused by demand-pull or cost-push inflation.

# 2Inflation can hurt everyday consumers, savers, and fixed-income investors, but it can help borrowers and lenders in certain cases.

#3Inflation is the opposite of deflation, which is marked by a general decrease in the prices of goods and services.

Our part 2 of this episode will air next week, dropping the final installment this Coming Tuesday.

We'll get to know some Tips on how to combat and survive high inflation rates - curated from the comments in PH Invest Subreddit.

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What Is Oil, Why Do We Cook With It, and Why Does It Taste Good In Food?

Today's show is more of doing a deep dive on the topic of Oil.

Explain like i'm five - - -

Oil is fat. That's all.

Be it fat from seeds, nuts, or animals, it's all fat.

Oil is edible fat. Eating fat is satisfying to humans because of the high calorie content.

Oil is kind of like liquid thermal paste. It distributes heat evenly to the surface being cooked. Try browning broccoli wothout oil. The parts in contact with the pan will brown, but the parts not touching it will be uncooked.

Cooking in fat is beneficial because it can get to higher temperatures than water or alchohol or vinegar. Fats also carry flavor. This is why garlic butter and flavored oils are a thing.

Many of the parts of food that give it flavour dissolve in oil.  This means that the flavour of all of the spices and seasonings gets spread through the food when you cook in oil.

This episode were majorly lifted & researched from Reddit… Huge thanks to the commenters who conveyed their ideas & knowledge about oil and its significance. Special mention of gratitude to the poster wholesomeGollum.

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Today I learned 17 Facts About Tears is brought to you by healthline.com/ 

1. Your tears are mostly composed of water

2. Not all tears are the same

You have three different types of tears:

3. Your watery eyes could be a sign of dry eye syndrome

4. Cry all you want — you won’t run out of tears

5. We produce fewer tears as we get older

6. An irritating gas is the reason onions make you cry

7. It’s not only onions that can cause reflex tears

8. Tears are meant to drain down your nose and throat

9. Emotional tears may actually help you

10. Your tears contain messages that can be picked up by others

11. Crocodile tears are real if you’re a crocodile

12. Newborns don’t produce tears when they cry

13. Sleep-crying is real

14. Animals shed tears, but emotions have nothing to do with it

15. Women cry more than men do

16. Uncontrollable tears

17. A lack of tears can seriously damage your eyes

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In today’s episode we’ll be sharing different methods to get rid of hiccups.

#1

Simplest method of getting rid of hiccups

1. Breathe in slowly through your nose until your lungs are full.

2. Slowly exhale out of your mouth.

Repeat 1 or 2 times.

#2

Drinking water upside down.

Lean forward at 90 degree angle and drink a full glass of water upside down (cup to top lip).

#3

Eating a spoonful of peanut butter or suger

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Hi! I’m Othello, your host for the Quarantined Tipsters Podcast,

where you can Feed your mind by listening to Facts and Tips about heritage, life, and amazing goodness this earth has to offer.

I’am excited to introduce you - the season 2 of The Quarantined Tipsters Podcast.

In this season - we will be focusing on a mix of diffrent topics///? ranging from Today I Learned “TIL” articles inspired from reddit,

plus, Lifehack Tips - may it be technology, parenting, working smarter habits, or grooming your pet, and a whole lot more related to lifehacks - that would make your life easier.

and finally, we’ll showcase Amazeballs stories that’ll surely blow your mind!

So, i can’t wait to let you indulge our episodes we have prepared this season:

where you get to learn - not only tips, but lifelong knowledge that you can apply to your everyday living - all in the power of the mind, the faculty that commands everything … of course, not to discount the heart…

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The Quarantined Tipsters Podcast is back!

Inspired and beloved by many, the meaty mighty prowess of wisdom from the great Stoics were primarily lifted from the book by Ryan Holiday, The Daily Stoic.

Indulge in this season, learn and seek knowledge, because knowledge is freedom.

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How was the Grand Canyon formed?

The Grand Canyon in Arizona in the United States is made of many layers of rock that is 277 miles or 446 kilometers long and 1 mile or 1.6 kilometer deep in some places. This huge gorge was formed by water erosion.

The Grand Canyon was once a wide, level area of high land, called a plateau. Over million of years ago, the fast flowing Colorado River wore away the land to create this natural wonder. The river's current is so strong that it wears away about 500,000 tons of sand and earth every day. Even today, the Colorado continues to wear away the rock little by little.

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HE STONEHENGE MYSTERY

What were these huge stones for?......

This group of giant stones, called Stonehenge, on Salisbury Plain in Britain is about 3,500 years old. Each stone stands 13 to 15 feet or 4 to 4.6 meter above the ground and weighs 30 to 50 tons.

A circular ditch, 320 feet or 98 meter in diameter, originally formed the border of Stonehenge. Within this boundary stood a circle of 30 blocks of grey sandstone, measuring 97 feet or 30 meter in diameter. A continuous circle of smaller blocks lay on top of them. Inside this was a ring of 60 blue stones, within which were a further two series of stones each arranged in the shape of a horseshoe, one inside the other. These surrounded an altar stone.

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