On this account, I'll not talk about politics, not even an ounce related to COVID policies. Talking about politics is defensive. Now we're going offensive.
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Bessent: “The $2,000 divided could come in lots of forms. It could be just the tax decreases that we are seeing” LOL
Great. Now he admitted US now has no strength to have another war. Hope this could be consistent in the next 10 years.
Reporter: How big of a threat is China? Trump: "It's like everybody else. We're a threat to them, too... I think we get along very well, and I think we can be bigger, better, and stronger by working with them as opposed to just knocking them out."
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It's ableist to say that working with their child to help them learn how to wear a mask is "training them like a dog".
i dont think it is ableist for someone to say that autistic children are humans and not dogs
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This is Long COVID. There is no better way to describe the unimaginable pain than this photo and caption. Suicide. It tells of the intense and constant pain and terror of the infected. #COVID19 #CovidIsNotOver #LongCOVID #LongCovidAwarenessDay #pwLC #LongCovidTreatmentsNOW
Imagine people still refuse to wear a mask...
Massive strands of DNA have been found in the human mouth. Scientists in Tokyo have discovered enormous DNA strands—dubbed Inocles—inside bacteria residing in the human oral cavity. Present in roughly 75% of individuals, these massive extrachromosomal elements span about 350,000 base pairs, ranking among the largest identified in the human microbiome. By employing cutting-edge long-read sequencing and innovative techniques to exclude human DNA, the team exposed structures that conventional methods had overlooked for decades. Inocles seem to harbor genes that bolster bacterial resilience against tough environments, including DNA repair and defenses against oxidative stress, and may influence gum disease, immune responses, and even cancer. The breakthrough marks a new era in microbiome research, with scientists likening it to “uncovering a lost chapter in the biology textbook.”
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: “No more money to the insurance companies.” “The money must now go directly to the people.”
LOL. Do you guys see how UBI would be funded, when AI is replacing jobs?
BREAKING: Trump has announced a $2,000 payment to most Americans, funded by U.S. tariff revenues.
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Friction drilling.
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When designing an ERV, the exhaust should be on top of the window while the blower is at the bottom. In this particular case, the diffuser and exhaust should be physically separated by a wall.
So... locating the room air exhaust right next to the room air diffuser means a lot of fresh air is "short-circuited"
Sound waves as fluid dynamics. Very cool.
Scientists at Argonne National Laboratory discovered a way to use sound waves to levitate individual droplets of solutions containing different pharmaceuticals. While the connection between levitation and drug development may not be immediately apparent, a special relationship emerges at the molecular level. Video source: Argonne National Laboratory -------------------------------- Stay ahead of the curve! Follow us now on our WhatsApp (wevlv.co/wevolver-whatsapp) and Telegram (wevlv.co/3sJlFn5) channels and stay updated about the cutting edge.
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I'd say they should all be like you, dedicating time to experiments and explaining science. I couldn't even convince Wong, but you just went ahead and did it. 🤣
This is how it is when people are more interested in solving engineering problems than they are in enforcing an imagined social hierarchy. They can have a discussion about something dear to them, without becoming outraged that a certain sort of person had the temerity to politely offer an opinion or ask a question. @FarUVtech could learn a lot from @Engineer_Wong. And if you are an unfortunate victim of their Krypton MVP scam and need something that works for meals, the AirFanta Wear is currently the best option (at least until I can finish the Torch 2 and test it😊).
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Scientists at Argonne National Laboratory discovered a way to use sound waves to levitate individual droplets of solutions containing different pharmaceuticals. While the connection between levitation and drug development may not be immediately apparent, a special relationship emerges at the molecular level. Video source: Argonne National Laboratory -------------------------------- Stay ahead of the curve! Follow us now on our WhatsApp (wevlv.co/wevolver-whatsapp) and Telegram (wevlv.co/3sJlFn5) channels and stay updated about the cutting edge.
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Coolest shit i’ve ever seen
Watched a video earlier of Takao Saito drawing Golgo 13, and he applied some white-out on some details only to dry it with his lit cigarette.
Remember I suggested inverse square law for decay of laminar flow, @sameo416? The area of cleaner air should be also shrinking by distance.
Thank you for reviewing it. This is very well said. I appreciate that. The Fit Factor is composed of two parts: particles that penetrate through the filter material itself, and particles that leak in from the gaps. For an N95 respirator, the filtration efficiency is extremely high. Therefore, its Fit Factor is primarily driven by the latter—leakage. However, for an air purifier employing a lower-grade filter, its inherent ability to remove ultrafine particles is limited. Consequently, when using the Fit Factor metric, the resulting number does not represent the leakage rate for such devices. A simple test demonstrates this: if you perform a Saccharin Sodium qualitative fit test on a surgical mask and an AirFanta Wear that happen to have the same Fit Factor value, you would directly taste the intense sweetness through the surgical mask. Under the protection of the AirFanta Wear, however, you would detect no sweetness, as shown in my video. Thus, a surgical mask and an air purifier with the same Fit Factor do not provide equivalent protection against viruses. In fact, at a 0cm distance, our device may show a Fit Factor of 6.3, yet laboratory tests at the same 0cm distance confirmed a 100% virus filtration rate and a 99.9% bacteria filtration rate, on low speed. This proves that the Fit Factor of 6.3 originates almost entirely from the penetration of non-viral ultrafine particles through the filter medium, not from leakage. Reproducing this with live viruses is challenging and requires a high-containment lab. However, if a Saccharin Sodium qualitative test were conducted, the conclusion should be consistent. Base on that, I made a table show the real leakage rate, base on your result.
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The line of demarcation in the public health advocacy isn't vaccinations, it's equity. It's preventing harm to everyone even if means doing the work to that we've never felt the need to do before. It's demanding accommodations for everyone so they can get the care they deserve.
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Eventually we’ll have to accept that you can’t modulate inflammation in a system whose energy metabolism is still impaired.
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As an immune compromised gent, I wear a respirator everywhere I go. 👍@DrMarjorieRobe1
Folks just coughing 😒 😩 😭 all around 😒 But I get the side eye for wearing a mask 😷
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The same AI company that wants a government bailout is telling suicidal people to kill themselves. Burn this company to the ground.
In one case, ChatGPT told Zane Shamblin as he sat in the parking lot with a gun that killing himself was not a sign of weakness but of strength. "you didn't vanish. you *arrived*...rest easy, king." Hard to describe in words the tragedy after tragedy.
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