RossGA

My 2022 in a nutshell

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@DrJackKruse Downtown is not good. But from what I've measured, Vegas takes the cake (so far)

I was just in Miami recently and did some testing and lets just say Chenobyl is safer.

@AmmousMD Yep. High energy diet. Improper light stimulus.

Blue light.

I would actually argue that those things are not natural. Alzheimer's didn't exist before about 1980 even under a different name. It mysteriously showed up the moment everyone removed cholesterol from their diets. Cancer rates pre 1950s and post 1950s are different worlds. You're talking a couple percent affected vs today's ~30%. And no, it is not all a result of better diagnosis. Sure, some is. Don't get me started on heart disease.

Natural doesn’t mean good. Heart disease, Alzheimer’s, cancer - all natural

I've never had an issue with Delta wifi, actually; although some planes don't have it at all. That is becoming fewer and fewer links though. But I don't watch TV/YouTube; I'm usually working or doing research. So maybe it just doesn't bother me. As far as timing goes, Delta has had the "on time" record for .....years. Doesn't mean United sucks, just means if I book 100 Delta flights and 100 United flights, a higher percentage of the Delta flights will be on time. I don't think that is really disputed anywhere. I typically fly Delta, but I do fly Alaska, American, and United once in a while depending on the route, arrival times ect... And I can tell you, whenever I see a route that requires me to fly American, my butthole tightens up a little bit. Not because of wifi, but because the chances of the trip going without a hitch are small. If there is a layover, you'd better have other plans. I'll fly to a different airport and put an extra couple hundred miles on a rental car to avoid American, if possible. United has generally been ok, although last year they did leave me stranded at JFK with an open ended timeframe because they arrived 2 hours late and I missed a layover flight. Before they had it resolved, I hit a Delta flight on standby to get home. Clowns.

Switched from United to Delta for this year - haven't noticed a meaningful improvement in on time performance and I'm flying multiple times per week right now. Have been frustrated enough with Delta Sync wifi already being unusable enough that I can't get any work done on the plane several times that it may actually impact my decision for 2027.

NEWS: American Airlines, the largest airline in the world by passengers carried per year (225 million), is in talk with SpaceX to potentially adopt Starlink - CNBC Competitors such as Southwest Airlines and United Airlines have already announced Starlink adoption. American Airlines has one of the world's largest aircraft fleets with over 1,000 airplanes.

Delta does one thing better than everyone else .....leave and arrive on time. For anyone who *actually* flys frequently, this is the only metric that matters. Sure, Starlink would be great. I've had it on my home for years ...it's fantastic. But if you think I'm picking airlines over what kind of Internet access they provide, we are at different levels of serious.

@SawyerMerritt If this leaves Delta as the only one of the big three US carriers with bad WiFi, it would be a disaster for them. Hoping this is enough to convince them to switch as well, but not overly optimistic unfortunately.

Did you read the article? It actually didn't say "CO2 does not affect temperature". The headline is a bit misleading. Instead, the article points to ice core data showing the earth slipping into and out of ice ages all while co2 remained stable. So certainly, CO2 *can* influence temperature via greenhouse effect. The physics is clear. But, the data shows the earth is also capable of massive climate swings without CO2 as a variable of action. This is actually not new information, and does posit some conflicting data to current global warming narrative. That is a good thing. That's how we learn. Science is not religion. Learning and being open to changing our minds is an important part of the process. In fact, the most important part.

@zerohedge What a bunch of bullshit. CO2 affects temperature. Its a fact

Net Zero Activists Stumped By Shock New Evidence Showing No Link Between CO2 & Temperature Over Last Three Million Years zerohedge.com/weather/net-ze…

Exposing, sure. But nothing is drained until there have been some arrests, prison sentences, ect. There seems to be some good intentions around in the current political sphere, or at least some lip service to that degree. But I've got a feeling nothing is actually changing until the people grab their pitchforks.

. @DNIGabbard is single-handedly draining the swamp and exposing the war machine tied to the election of presidential candidates and they’re corrupt antics. If you didn’t hate politics enough, you will now.

@ecofishsex @PpollingNumbers No, bullshit arguments just don't hold up without the protection of censoring truth.

@PpollingNumbers there is a systematic repression of left wing voices on this app

@ChrisMartzWX Yep We've been stuck in a loop since about 2012.

Anyone else notice that they keep remaking old shit because screenwriters have run out of new ideas?

@eastdakota @RainmakerCorp @Deer_Valley Not true, I live here . Yes, it was warm. Yes, it was also very, very, very dry.

@RainmakerCorp @Deer_Valley Uhhhh… we didn’t lack precipitation this year, we had too warm of temperatures. You may have been able to make it rain more, but that’s just would have melted the snow even faster. 🤡

It's painful to see @Deer_Valley closing early this year. Hundreds of jobs, thousands of tourists & millions of dollars into Utah's economy lost due to snow drought. We can help.

@TheLancet Took 49 years to figure that out eh?

Retraction—Today, we retract an unsigned 1977 commentary suggesting talc powder containing asbestos was not harmful. The Lancet was informed that the author had undisclosed competing interests and breached publication ethics. /4

@ChrisMartzWX Yeah, makes sense. All the planets heat is over Utah and Colorado right now.

Vostok, Antarctica bottomed out at −76.4°C (−105.5°F) sometime between 12:00 UTC yesterday and 00:00 this morning. 🇦🇶 If confirmed, this sets a new continental and worldwide record low temperature for March. 🌡️🏆 But you won't hear a peep about it in the press.

@Teslarati I've wanted this since I got the Cybertruck. I love the truck, and will keep it as a truck, but ....this.....nfir everything else

Okay so does anyone think something way cooler than the Model Y L is coming too? Maybe something even larger??

@LamarMK @elonmusk do it!

The minivan era is over. Elon just confirmed Tesla is working on something cooler than a minivan. Many are hoping it's a Cyber SUV built on the Cybertruck platform. Same durability. Same tech. Same futuristic design. This would be the next evolution of what an SUV should be. Who's ready to order theirs?

@bennyjohnson @Delta what the fuck do these assbags get special treatment in the first place?

Delta suspends its special desk service for members of Congress until the Democrat shutdown of DHS is over: “Due to the impact on resources from the longstanding government shutdown, Delta will temporarily suspend specialty services to members of Congress flying Delta.”

@drmikehart Clots are a complex mix of stuff. Lipids and other arterial trash bound together, with fibrin and other binders. If you dissolve or weaken the fibrin, can a clot come apart or shed? Absolutely.

Nattokinase doesn't "dissolve clots." But it may reduce the total plaque volume. It does this by shrinking microthrombi and fibrin deposits. But it doesn't dissolve the lipid core (at least not on its own). I say this as a big Nattokinase user and fan.

@NicHulscher Why is there a time limit? Lulz .....

🚨BREAKING WIN: Government Agencies BANNED From Pressuring Big Tech to Censor Americans for 10 YEARS A Consent Decree in Missouri v. Biden now bars the CDC, CISA, and the U.S. Surgeon General from coercing social media platforms to suppress protected speech for the next DECADE.

@ChrisMartzWX The western US has been nuts. We simply did not get Winter. At all It was not a 'little warm', or a 'little dry'. We did not get a Winter

The western U.S. has been dealing with record March heat, and it may end up as the warmest March on record there. But perhaps equally as impressive is the cold pool stretching from Hudson Bay to Alaska. Parts of Yukon and Alaska may record one of their coldest Marches on record. But you won't hear anything about that.

There are electric fields, and there are magnetic fields, and they can exist completely independently. When modulated together, then you get RF. I'm not sure what the OP is claiming, because AFAIK this has been known for a very long time. You can even see this effect using a simple EMF meter like a Trifield. If I find a wire with a high AC voltage but no current flow, it will have a high AC electric field and no magnetic. Once current starts moving, then it will also produce a magnetic field. RF is both, always:

@drxwilhelm If they are not causing each other then what keeps them together in perfect sync in an electromagnetic wave?

⚡ Your textbook says a changing magnetic field "produces" an electric field. Jefimenko proved this is wrong (2004). Both E and B are independently caused by charges and currents. Their time derivatives satisfy coupled equations, but the causal chain runs from sources to fields. Not from field to field. E does not cause B. B does not cause E. The standard narrative of electromagnetic induction is pedagogically convenient and physically incorrect. If the fields aren't even causally primary with respect to each other, elevating them above the potentials from which they derive is doubly unjustified. Section 3.1 of my paper "The Deleted Degrees of Freedom." Pinned on my profile.