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by Frummy 2y ago
While the whole pineal gland thing is a certified schizo topic, suspend disbelief and ponder this mild informative article
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What to Know About Calcification of the Pineal Gland(webmd.com)
7 points by Frummy 2y ago|5 comments
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Yeah my classmates at the time for some entrepreneurial school project decided to buy as many cases for three cents each as they could and just hold onto them for more than three years or so and it went well
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by Frummy 2y ago
It all started when I accurately predicted the DreamHack 2014 Cobblestone Souvenir Package (6000 usd today) would be worth a lot and traded all my stuff for it but couldn’t resist opening it after just a week or so of it sitting in my inven
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by Frummy 2y ago
It’s more of an artisan muscle memory thing. You can definitely tell sometimes, that someone has the right hand movements to sum up all the details that make a complete painting, but the overall composition is lacking in the coherence or pl
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This ability varies with our health and exhaustion. A year or two ago I had less control of conjuring images like these by choice. Only a week or two ago I regained more control of depth, not that it wasn’t 3d before, but making it really p
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by Frummy 2y ago
Surfing or bhopping in counter strike
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by Frummy 2y ago
So maybe the fatigue isn't of the mind but of the spirit, people try to connect their hearts to the pieces and not their minds Interesting from the article: "Camarero & Garrido found in 2018 that visitors who follow a self-reg
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by Frummy 2y ago
Maybe some bluetooth sensor to a raspberry pi to your phone Either one or two sensors, first one matbe gyroscope, second one maybe electrode or similar for muscle activation (ten to a hundred times more expensive upon googling) Some algorit
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Boiling frog syndrome None of this even looked to be on the horizon a few years ago
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by Frummy 2y ago
I like it
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Genuinely confused by the relaxed funny Facebook tone of the article
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by Frummy 2y ago
Mainframe is as boring and stable as it gets Have fun or rather have boredom
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That’s pretty good. Feynman keeping problems in his mind constantly, like a monk, is easy said but difficult to do. Attention and the harmony required to maintain it, in this day and age, is a few new theorems the reward for that? I guess y
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by Frummy 2y ago
Yeah I figured Id do that after watching a video of a summary of ‘one up on wall street’. I bought tons of stock in my newest favorite energy drinks brand as well as my favorite nicotine pouch brand. i sold after half a year because it went
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No way surely the industry leader with open in its name does things differently This is so obvious I actually want negative score for this comment if I can order that on demand and also I didnt read the article so now theres a genuine reaso
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You're not self-censoring in your prompts? Lagging behind!
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The edge you have from selling insurance is selling psychological safety, people pay to not feel negative. Maybe some gamblers can recognise moments they've been irritated where some rule requires insurance, "let me embrace the ri
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Don't stuff beans up your nose(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by Frummy 2y ago|0 comments
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AI research is making grand progress at a rapid pace as everyone is aware. As for the human experts of the field, I can't say, I'm not up to speed. I'm not looped in enough to tell if the developments border at theological in
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It's probably a cultural expression not just individual, Göttingen carried the development of mathematics for a while and then got butchered due to the political events. ToE or not, the same type of optimism will make itself known duri
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by Frummy 2y ago
I’ve spent a half months salary on literature auctions. French, latin, english, swedish, 1700s and up. History, memoires, philosophy, religion, science and math, poetry, stories. Art as well, happened to buy prints of Girodet and Dürer that
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by Frummy 2y ago
Meditation is nearly impossible while caffeine is still in my body… Maybe coffee caused the sacrifice of religion for more technology
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The Leonardo da Vinci Bicycle Hoax(cyclepublishing.com)
1 points by Frummy 2y ago|0 comments
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by Frummy 2y ago
It's very cool that you went and found that possibility. The poem mentions R3 which is the Ågesta reactor. The poem was also written by someone named Rolf. The Rolf in the wikipedia you linked worked on both R3 (Ågesta) and R1 at KTH (
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by Frummy 2y ago
Thanks. Yeah I had thought of auctions and profit but you're right maybe I should contact someone.
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Here's a link with all the images. I remember the details that I forgot and now rediscover again lol. There's another article relating to Otto Hahn or something as well as Lise Meitner. The calculations are of alpha-whatnow, page
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by Frummy 2y ago
KÄRNFYSIK vetenskapsakademiens forskningsinstitut för fysik. Well what drew me to find it very interesting was that all the enclosed stuff felt deliberately placed. So of all the books in my collection this felt like I could feel the intent
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The book is from the institute now defunct given to nobel laureate Manne Siegbahn
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Oh this site is so friendly to fresh accounts, to shadowremove submissions. Here it is, about Lise Meitner: A Passion for Science (archive.ph) https://archive.ph/z9i46 1 point by Frummy on July 16, 2022 | past The other ne

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