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Starlink privacy change sparks concerns as SpaceX eyes trillion-dollar xAI mergr
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That’s because you have to read more than what you read on hacker news. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11298025/
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You’re making an assumption here that it was not the increased iron in her body that made them more sensitive to electromagnetic fields. I mean, I’m not saying it’s true or not, but that’s the mistake you’re making in your argument. I think
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Yes, I think it is. And I am one of these people who are sensitive to electromagnetic fields. Both radio frequency and lower frequency magnetic and electric fields. No, I’m not running around with a tinfoil hat on thinking that it’s going t
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People can read these articles and go oh cool, but then in the same breath they will say radio frequency electromagnetic fields have no effect on human health.
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So in this case, do we just stop thinking about the children in totality?
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Can we be it for adults now? Seriously, can we? I mean, if it affects a children’s what makes we think it doesn’t affect adults? Alcohol affects children, and it affects adults. If social media affects children, it also affects adults. The
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Funny that you think that people have free will under this zombie social media mind controlled Internet world we’re living in. Besides Trump‘s approval ratings are worse than ever so I don’t think people really got what they wanted, they go
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That people fall for this corporate BS while Tim Cook is giving gold bars to Trump and dining and dancing with him When people are being murdered on the streets by ice is just amazing to me.
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And this is how they’re able to track all of us, they’re triggering our fear response to give up our civil liberties.
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You should be like me! Homeless, living out of a minivan! I’m ready for anything. :)
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Where was the news when silver was going up and having the best days it’s had since 1981? On January 26, 2026, silver experienced its largest one-day jump in 45 years, with front-month futures soaring by 14%. Spot silver prices surged to ov
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It’s funny when people just determine that a crash only happens when the stock market crashes. Things were crashing in the housing market before the stock market crashed in 2008. Do your homework.
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This not a prediction. The crash is currently happening. You just do not want to see it. Can you explain gold and silver prices? can you explain why bitcoin has been flat now dropping? The falling dollar? The US Treasury yields rising since
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Mining stock are lagging, so they have the highest to go right now.
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No say "nothing to see here" like giving people nothing to see. Also interesting that these investors could have invested in power plants to bring down people utilities but they are not interested in investing in people. When AI c
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Where was I giving that advice? Gold and silver mining stocks are extremely low compared to the price of gold and silver buying mining socks right now is buying low.
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You can invest in silver mining stocks, and be concerned about food at the same time. One is for long-term survival. The other is for short term survival. You can think of things like toilet paper and razors as bartering tools or actual new
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Yes, the concentration of wealth led to the AI boom and it’s going to lead to the crash for sure. The AI boom was nothing but a crypto bubble. And since it’s making up a large majority of the investment right now I would say that’s the only
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Gold and silver mining stocks. And International ETF funds. It looks like the United States will be going through the depression alone.
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No one will ever get the timing right, but if you see the fundamental flaws of the economy, you know a crash is going to come. There were a lot of people who predicted the housing crash, not the timing but the crash. There are several signs
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Yeah, so, I am never turning on Apple Intelligence...
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Agreed, I just installed Fedora 43. I don’t even trust CachyOS at this point.
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Yes. Made me manic. You know we make niacin in our own bodies, from tryptophan, down the kynurenine pathway. Sine many of the enzymes that are in this pathway need B6 and B2, being low in these may lower endogenous niacin in the body. http
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> Citation requested. Because, y'know, it's not like your leg muscles suddenly don't work from age 40-50 and then start working again and we say it's because of unstable "leg chemistry". Ohhh, leg chemistry,
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> If the problem was brain chemistry, wouldn't it be with them from birth until treatment Ha, of course it can be! Our brain chemistry is not stable through our life! Many children are born with epilepsy, but some people develop it
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Re "citalopram" and "SSRI lottery I guess"...in fact, citalopram is not a true SSRI and in fact no SSRI is only an SSRI as they also on, at increasing doses, many other neurotransmitters like norepinephprine and Muscarin
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It ended apartheid in South Africa.
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I really don’t understand this attitude. Of course it will. If enough people do it. This is how corporations change not through protest and we’re certainly not going to get any antimonopoly anything going on soon. They make literally about
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The article that was flagged was an article about the technology ICE is using.
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