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As a parent of young children, I have had sustained exposure to a diverse medley of fecal specimens varying in color, odor, consistency, and texture. Is there
by jimmytucson 4y ago
As a parent of young children, I have had sustained exposure to a diverse medley of fecal specimens varying in color, odor, consistency, and texture. Is there a particular stripe I should be targeting for transplanting from my children’s into my own microbiome?
- birdyrooster 4y agoI know you mean well but boy did this come off as profoundly weird.
- mushbino 4y agoI don't think we're too far off from people selling children's fecal specimens. I bet Peter Thiel is already doing just that.
- pkphilip 4y ago:) yes, quite disturbing!
- majkinetor 4y agoNo its not, people are just ignorant. You eat ton of shit. CTO of Microsoft wrote 6 books on molecular gastronomy named Modernist Cousine [1]. There are lots of pages in first book about managing environmental fecal matter (hint: there is a LOT of it around you and in the food you eat). [1]: https://www.wired.com/2011/02/ff-myhrvold/ https://www.wired.com/2011/02/ff-myhrvold/
- LocalH 4y agoThe “fecal veneer”
- birdyrooster 4y agolmao "you eat ton of shit"
- mionhe 4y agoThere comes a point as a parent where this kind of humor is very normal. :)
- sizzle 4y agoWhy would your children have a more diverse biome than your aged self?
- majkinetor 4y agoIts not more diverse, its different.