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The Cherimoya has the similar purgative quinones/anthroquinones found in Senna, Rhubarb, Cascara and Aloe, in its pulp. I’ve got a few seedlings of the Vietnamese variety.
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Has anyone elucidated the pro-metabolic benefits of breastfeeding for the mom?
read_write_train@KruseYouri
"The disease is a protest against modern civilization,"
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Also they started the huge vaccination programs in the early 90s, when the vaccines still had mercury + aluminum. If you were lucky you missed HEP B at birth until everyone started getting it by mid 90s.
Slumdog_Chillionaire@SlumRNA_Dog
Depending on your age, being a millennial felt like running across a bridge that was slowly collapsing behind you. Having a zoomer baby brother was heartbreaking because you saw him try to follow the same path that just wasn’t there anymore in a completely different world.
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Yea, the one I worked at sold their products domestically. It was one of the last surviving ones that still did their own casting. This one was still more advanced and automated than places in Mexico and Brazil. Our government spent decades leaning into finance, insurance and real estate instead, wrong policy decisions.
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@World_All_Alive @calvinfroedge But it’s totally uncompetitive with global market
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If Americans don't want data centers, reindustrialization will be impossible.
Data centers have
- No truck/car traffic
- No toxic chemicals
- No noxious odors
- Minimal noise
- No pollution
It's better for residents than almost every factory.
I understand that they use power and water, but factories do too.
Peoples' minds need to change because these data centers will be essential to productivity going forward.
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@Molson_Hart @calvinfroedge A midsize steel mill can employ 500 people, many skilled positions.
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@calvinfroedge They employ some people.
They contribute through ongoing service and via their construction and property taxes.
The problem is that America doesn’t want to build power plants.
They can reuse the water, circulating it.
AI can be used for productivity not just slop.
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@PunishedAltus The cartel won’t mug you if you wear this in Mexico with a straw hat
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You need to be peatmaxxing. You need to be saying “OK” whenever someone thanks or compliments you. You need to be both extremely easy and extremely difficult to contact. You need to have vague relationships with various highly influential people for no discernible reason. Coffee.
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@PunishedAltus You tend to loose people even way before the planets are birthed part. Even the most staunch creationists online don’t talk about the sun being conscious, fertilized.
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This guy built a custom crimper/weed eater and chooses cover crops like clover etc to plant in between his grape vine rows instead of mowing and applying herbicides. It’s less labor intensive and cheaper than spraying poisons and better for the crop/soil. Runs a cool account on insta
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@bajadobe I wonder was type of plastics they use. HDPE should be safe. Might be safer than natural even
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Water storage is key in the Baja. Somewhere down the road on my list of somewhat pointless goals is build a cistern out of natural materials (stone and lime). These big plastic tanks creep me out.
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Despite the "demand destruction" headlines, global flight activity is at record levels
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Yea man that’s why it all never ended in disaster. ‘“the brilliance of war”-Ants.- Raw egg Nationalist.”
RAW EGG NATIONALIST@Babygravy9
The ants “understand” what the Ancient Greeks understood: that social order, especially great social order, depends on unfree labour. Only unfree labour allows a privileged class the freedom to pursue brilliance in war, art, culture and philosophy.
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@LarchmontVan "The worship of God is: Honoring his gifts in other men, each according to his genius, and loving the greatest men best: those who envy or calumniate great men hate God, for there is no other God"
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@LarchmontVan Yea agree but I think the general psychosis emphasizes that the technology is inert in the biological aspect. It’s a worshiping of the tool instead of the creator, which tends to deepen the psychosis because it de animates reality
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@LarchmontVan No, it’s just that all the other ones strike me as more worshipful of nature. The other two seem more directly introspective, with some level of awareness of the “thing beyond the thing” or supernatural
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@LarchmontVan First and last ones are the only pseudo biological (ends here?)
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@PunishedAltus What it feels like looking at Mexico’s Google street view (civilizations future)
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