greggeter

Any Nikon from the 90s with a focus drive motor. Put it in manual and have a ball. https://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/n55.htm

Funny how many modern movies break most of these rules

Why isn't anyone talking more about nuclear?

Honest question. Why make meat? Why not use your resources to create nutrition bars? You have to source everything the meat needs to grow anyway (and what are those sources/impacts?), why not just press it in a bar and be done? If you're afraid folks will really miss their meat, so you want to ply them with meat, let me just say - folks who love meat will find the meat they love. They won't likely shift to reactor meat for environmental reasons.

Conscientious meat lovers will invest in regenerative agriculture, lobby for ending corn feeding, reclaim all that land, return it to natural grassland, and let ruminant animals do what they do best -- feed the soil and make meat.

From the article I cited:

"Taken together, our data on the interaction between ivermectin and viral proteins indicated that ivermectin majorly acts by interfering with the viral entry through inhibiting the function of spike protein and protease. "

Protease binding is in fact a thing that Ivermctn does: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7996102/

TiddlyWiki has many of these auto tagging and page creation features. I enjoyed using it for a time. It's a self-contained portable file.

We should expand the number of reps to 1 per 100k. Would help much of the problems.

Many Gen IV nuclear designs can use the 10K year waste fuel and turn it into 300 year waste. If you believe climate change is killing us, this is the answer. If you don't believe that but believe clean, free electricity in abundance is best for a developing world, then this is also the answer.

I pay $150/mo using a health sharing service called Christian Healthcare Ministries. There are others not religious in nature like Liberty Health Share. Would be $450 for entire family.

Mushroom version: https://youtu.be/29u_FejNuks

His book "On Writing" is great in audio version. King reads it. It's the only audio book I've listened to multiple times. Great stuff.

10000x yes