Layla Mah @[email protected]

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Layla Mah @missquickstep@mastodon.gamedev.place

@MissQuickstep

Co-founder of @InsightfulVR, Creator of #LiquidVR, previously Lead Architect VR & Advanced Rendering @AMD, Dancer. Loves: figure skating, running, guitar, ...

Boston, MA Katılım Şubat 2013
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Caroline
Caroline@carolinekwan·
Michael Phelps is literally referred to as a freak of nature because of his disproportionate wingspan, double jointed ankles, lung capacity twice that of an average human, body that produces half the lactic acid of a typical athlete, and he is rightly celebrated for being the greatest male swimmer in history. Meanwhile, female athletes with genetic differences are legally discriminated against and harassed to no end. This is not about “protecting women in sports” - this is about protecting a very specific idea of what a woman is.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders
Sen. Bernie Sanders@SenSanders·
For too long, millions of Americans suffering from long COVID have had their symptoms dismissed or ignored – by the medical community, by the media, and by Congress. Unacceptable. Congress must act now. Yes. It is time for a Long Covid Moonshot.
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Kelly
Kelly@broadwaybabyto·
Me: Riding elevator wearing my N99 Stranger: “Are you sick?” They hesitate to get on. Me: “No & I want to stay that way.” Them: “I will wait for the next one.” If you’re worried about getting sick - the person in a respirator is probably the safest person you see all day!
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tern@1goodtern·
It's not rocket science. It's aerosol science. Masking should be the default setting in healthcare in the new normal. "Mandatory face masks needed in hospitals again as new Covid variants strike, professor warns"
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Layla Mah @[email protected]@MissQuickstep·
@purposeday It wouldn't surprise me if there was an improvement in both groups, due to this, and the study just focused on the much larger improvement in the supplement group, due to improving genuine nutritional deficiencies. If I had infinite time, I'd read the whole study to look for this
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Layla Mah @[email protected]@MissQuickstep·
@purposeday Generally interesting to consider all such social factors in these populations; but, how would that apply in such a placebo-controlled double blind situation as these studies? (Without affecting both groups)
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Nicole Laurent, LMHC
Nicole Laurent, LMHC@KetoCounselor·
I don't know who needs to hear this, but vitamins and minerals are required for your brain to function. Let's do a thread on the research done on prison populations. What do you think happens when they are given multivitamins and other essential nutrients? 🧵(1/21)
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Layla Mah @[email protected]@MissQuickstep·
@BillSpaulding I am sure anyone's heart rate would be mildly elevated in that situation, but 181, for a person his age (sitting in a chair, excited) is concerning... Why is nobody calling in a cardiologist for this man to make sure there's no underlying condition there?
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Bill Spaulding@BillSpaulding·
Looks like it peaked at 181 (!!!) during her routine.
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Bill Spaulding@BillSpaulding·
Ok. Putting a heart-rate monitor on gymnast Hezly Rivera’s Dad was brilliant TV from @NBCOlympics. He was at 164 BPM as she was about to start. That’s like he was all-out sprinting.
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Danielle Beckman
Danielle Beckman@DaniBeckman·
We also still don't have data covering how #Covid can increase Alzheimer's cases because it is a recent viral disease. But we know about other viruses. A study published last year using 2 large biobanks (over 300,000 Finns and 500,000 UK individuals) shows that increased risk for neurodegenerative diseases persists up to 15 years after a single viral infection. nature.com/articles/s4158…
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Danielle Beckman@DaniBeckman

This is how Covid-19 can increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease. Alzheimer's starts in the entorhinal cortex (Ento), which is also part of the Primary Olfactory Cortex. It is basically the first region of the brain to receive the virus after infection, and it happens within hours. #neuroCovid

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Julia Marie
Julia Marie@julia_doubleday·
More propaganda- the answer is simple- no. No you should not travel when you’re contagious with any disease, much less one that is disabling and killing ppl. This faux “just asking questions” frame exists to give ppl permission to think about it as a tough decision
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"If You Test Positive for Covid, Can You Still Travel?" There's a huge difference between 'can' and 'should'. 😕

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Kelly
Kelly@broadwaybabyto·
4.5 years in and the CDC are finally admitting Covid isn’t seasonal. Kinda obvious given the huge summer waves we’re seeing across world. Masks & tests should be in the FIRST layer of protection - not an after thought. You can’t hand hygiene your way out of an airborne pandemic!
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Lee Hepner
Lee Hepner@LeeHepner·
I can’t get over this. A $2 trillion monopolist just bought its way out of a jury trial. They don’t want to be judged by the public, so they paid not to be.
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Michael Fletcher
Michael Fletcher@mefletcher54·
After 36 years of federal service, I had to buy my retirement cake because it was over the $25 gift limit. True story. Clarence Thomas took millions in what can only be described as bribes. He still serves on SCOTUS. Also, a true story.
Fred Wellman@FPWellman

This is insane. Absolutely unacceptable. No other elected, appointed, or employee of the United States government at any level down to dog catcher is allowed to take in so much money and simply ignore the rules and ethics. John Roberts is overseeing the utter dismantling of respect for the Supreme Court.

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Olive Siffleur
Olive Siffleur@OliveSiffleur·
Just had a lady yell at me for wearing a mask in my car getting a pick up order, "You're in the car BY YOURSELF!" I waited for her to get out of her car, pulled up, & called out, "Are you having a bad day? Do you want to talk about your feelings?" She shook her head & ran away.
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Amy Cook
Amy Cook@AmyCookOC·
“When they applied standard concussion tests to Long Covid patients, the University of Denver researchers noticed the same tell-tale issues…patients had effectively experienced a traumatic injury to the brain.” bbc.com/future/article…
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Michael Little
Michael Little@Michael_Little_·
Nearly all our problems are because a handful of unconscionably wealthy men never have enough.
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Warren Gunnels
Warren Gunnels@GunnelsWarren·
Hate to break it to you, dude, but a Big Mac costs $5.07 in Australia - 62 cents cheaper than it costs in the United States - while every McDonald’s worker in Australia is entitled to a minimum wage of $15.89 an hour and health insurance under its Medicare for All system.
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