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Is it healthy to have Claude analyze your whatsapp conversations with you siblings?
No, but it's sterile and I like the taste
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Matt Quinn
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Matt Quinn
@Mqsley
I obsess over products that help people Substack on metabolic health to +20k subs (link in bio)
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Perhaps automated tea harvesting could make tea growing commercially viable in Britain.
People's Daily, China@PDChina
A humanoid robot is learning to pick tender tea leaves under the guidance of workers at a West Lake Longjing tea plantation in Hangzhou, east China’s Zhejiang Province. With AI recognition models and algorithms, the robot is capable of identifying and locating leaves that meet harvesting standards.
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Your kids won’t care how much money you make and by the time they turn 18 you have spent 90% of your in-person time with them.
Galax@Galax_Gana
Hit me with the harshest reality truth.
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@punishedfounder Is it normal to just straight up consume nanohypoxyapetite?
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you need everything, in the right ratios and forms
this is why we made MB-0.1 and now, MB-0.2
the pre-sale is live
Fez☯️🐸@Zenfrog4
The more you dive into biochemistry... The more you realize how important every. essential. mineral. is for the human body. You really can't skip out on any of them. Take a mineral like molybdenum for example. Just skipping out on that will have trickle down effects starting from sulfur metabolism... All the way down to methylation, enzyme activation, and even iron metabolism. And its like that for all vitamins, minerals, and essential amino/fatty acids. Manganese, Boron, Phosphorous, Selenium, Chromium, Iodine, Tryptophan, Methionine, Leucine, Histidine... The list goes on and on. And they're all interconnected. Low B3, for example, could cause high levels of tryptophan and low levels of B6, iron, zinc, magnesium, NAD, and NADP. That's why you need to be eating nutrient dense foods and in surplus. You won't get away with just eating muscle meat long term. You need shellfish, organs, dairy, eggs, bones, fruits, and VEGETABLES. A lot of diseases are really just mineral dysregulation in disguise. So make sure you are hitting your daily intake requirements. 🪻🤍🪻
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I had colon cancer symptoms in 2016 when i lived there, doctor referred me for a urgent colonoscopy
A letter came in the mail asking me to book it 30 days later, the nearest appointment from then was 9 months into the future.
I know several high net worth individuals who drink the koolaid and are certain the standard of care is the best.
As they enter their late 60s, refuse to come here and see docs to get optimal because their NHS gp told them all they needed was fish oil and plant sterol caps to stay healthy.
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There are a ton of things, especially in public infrastructure, that I miss about living in Europe. But then there's stuff like this, I just don't miss or understand. Another one is that while no one goes bankrupt from health care, the concept of popping something in your knee and just *not* being able to go get an MRI right away seems insane to me. I tore my meniscus when I was living there, and despite going to the doctor three separate times, I didn't get an MRI and start proper PT until I was back in the States.
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Genuine question: what is keeping so much of England from adopting AC now that these crazy heatwaves are yearly? Are the houses not built for it? Is it just insanely expensive there? You would think that at least new builds would just come with AC by now.
Joanna Hardy-Susskind@Joanna__Hardy
Bought a fancy end-of-bed fan before the London heatwave began and - honestly - this is the single greatest purchase of my life
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@KalleSorbo @safxtypingirl @ahtnamas Basically yeah.
Europeans are spoon fed enormous amounts of propaganda to normalize the 2nd world living conditions they deal with and cede more and more power to the government
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@safxtypingirl @ahtnamas @KalleSorbo The ac I was talking about originally is 150
But if you think a fan works nearly as well as actual air conditioning - this is learned helplessness
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@Mqsley @ahtnamas @KalleSorbo And when fans work nearly just as well nowadays and you can buy one of those for £50… why would you bother?
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@safxtypingirl @ahtnamas @KalleSorbo "60k people die a year because they're stupid"
Oh okay
I don't think you understand how financing would work if it was functional in th UK
But if you're financing two holidays over 20 years then I have some bad news for you
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@Mqsley @ahtnamas @KalleSorbo They die of heat because they’re stupid and spend all day outside with no shade and proper hydration, not because our houses are a bit warm lol.
And yeah why would you finance £10k for 5 days a year when you could use that to go on 2 holidays that year, or for a car?
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10k seems steep unless you're going whole house.
10k over 20 years
5 nights unbearable, several still bearable. Hot nights = bad sleep and lower productivity
60k people die in Europe every year from heat
$500 a year for much better sleep and comfort especially of it improves sleep is a no brainer
But financing 10k is no easy task with a barely functioning capital market and a nation that builds unnoticeably low levels of new houses
"Hotels often" yes but not probable and even then that's saying something.
Even an effective portable swamp cooler is $150 and most Brits turn their nose up at them.
I understand why - not a lot off space to store such things
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@Mqsley @ahtnamas @KalleSorbo We aren’t that poor, but there’s no point installing expensive systems which cost upwards of £10k for the 5 nights a year which are unbearably hot.
Public buildings, hotels and flat often now have AC installed as their primary heating and cooling, we have AC at work.
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There’s a growing trend of parents intentionally raising their kids like it’s the late 90s again.
No iPads. No algorithm. Just bikes, VHS tapes, books, outside play, family dinners, and boredom that forces kids to actually use their imagination.
Id love to know where they’re getting these VHS tapes?
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@ahtnamas @KalleSorbo You guys don't understand just how poor they are
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@KalleSorbo @Mqsley Well some old properties can't be retrofitted or the cost is too high. But yeah I don't know why new ones don't have it
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@ahtnamas @KalleSorbo even now I just suggested buying two swamp coolers ahead of a trip I’m coming for in the summer. It’ll be $300 total. One of my friends thought that was absolutely outrageous and was worried about the $.20 of electricity we were going to spend a day.
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@RobertTreta @heidiganahl @Joeoltmann @PatriotMarkCook @BigMediaBlog why do you put spaces after you're periods?
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On election night of 2024 my phone rang off the hook . There was optimism @heidiganahl there was excitement . @Joeoltmann yeah . Mark . @PatriotMarkCook 😥😥I’m mainly sad at the moment .
Yeah Jason . @BigMediaBlog
I was number one pants on fire Salzman ! I was the anti George W . I was his main pilot . @Hickenlooper . I voted for his father though. @BillOReilly yeah . I trusted them Bill !
@CurveballCO curveball . I’m genuinely scared ,
There will be no avoiding me .
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@pitdesi I use one of those peptides. Using it once is not ideal. Protocols vary but one dose is a bit odd
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A first for me:
At a VC dinner last night, they handed out syringes of peptides alongside a “future of food” meal
(It was great!)
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@bengold When did you last shower, when did you last sleep 7+ hours, when did you last go a day without eating oils?
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