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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
Then they need to stop saying that Covid causes these things. They need to say Covid increases a risk of causing these diseases in some people. I mean, look at the title of the paper “Spectrum of COVID-19: From Asymptomatic Organ Damage to
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
Yes, and we should also expect a heightened rate of a lot of these oddball diseases after Covid. Frankly, I’m expecting a huge rise in the rate of Early onset Alzheimer’s.
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
It’s possible Covid and the vaccine could cause lung Covid. And it could be that getting the vaccine after you had Covid increases the chances of having long Covid. The next time you get infection. But we don’t know because no one studying
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
It’s important because in these distinctions, we find what causes disease. For example schizophrenics are less likely to get lung cancer, even though they smoke much more than the average population. Smoking does not cause lung cancer. Smok
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
No, but when people say “Covid causes brain damage“ it’s incorrect. Because of Covid caused brain damage than everyone who caught Covid would have brain damage and they know that’s not the case. So it’s not just Covid that causes brain dama
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I don’t know why you’re being downloaded because I think people like us are important. I was focusing on the sick people, but they’re not focusing on what makes the difference between someone who is well and someone who’s sick after catchin
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X(Twitter) is Suppressing Substack in Search and links(twitter.com)
4 points by Spod_Gaju 2y ago|0 comments
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Apple Won't Pay for ChatGPT, Will You?(gizmodo.com)
4 points by Spod_Gaju 2y ago|0 comments
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I really don’t need Apple or Google protecting me, but thanks.
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The Cause of My Mental Illness(christianbonanno.substack.com)
1 points by Spod_Gaju 2y ago|0 comments
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
Actually, with the laptop I bought the new installerwas actually kind of more of a pain in the butt. For some reason I could load the live CD fine but if I tried to do a network install I could not get the firmware to load it all. Even on a
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I wouldn’t mind a Bondo for the most part if they stopped using snap packages. There are two applications I installed and it would not let me browse files from the application. I found out after hours of searching that was some configuratio
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
Yes yes yes. I bought a laptop in a pawnshop about five months ago, and I tried Linux Mint, Ubuntu fedora, Manjaro, and another arch distribution I can’t remember, and they were all just a big clunky pain in the butt. And then there was Deb
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
You cannot metabolize calories if you don’t have the nutrition that powers the enzymes that metabolize those calories and turn them into ATP.
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I think people should be nice to people just to be nice to people, not just to get ahead in business. And actually, as I said, in another comment, I think it borders on telling people they need to become sociopaths.
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
Cynicism is the opposite of sociopathy.
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I don’t know why anyone would find this surprising. Ultra processed foods are practically devoid of any meaningful nutrition. It’s not the calories We need to worry about, but the lack of vitamins and minerals that power the enzymes in our
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
“By engineers?” First, why not? I was an engineer. There’s not much difference between the engineering I used to do and engineering as a way to understand human metabolism. I submitted two other articles one with 127 up votes and they were
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
so let’s take this article that was posted today, it was on the front page for a while that did not get flagged https://iandanielstewart.com/2024/06/09/engage-your-audience... Who is this guy? I can’t find a
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I can’t see the contact Email on that page. Is it because I’m on a Smart phone?
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
Thanks!
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
OK, I can understand this, but I think it’s short sighted. I mean, shouldn’t information stand on its own despite where it comes from? Because this argument is kind of a logical fallacy, attacking the messenger. I mean, I get it. There’s a
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Ask HN: I'm trying to understand flagging a submission
1 points by Spod_Gaju 2y ago|13 comments
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I’m responding to you here because they flagged another post that you made a comment on. It was about the autoimmune diseases. I have no idea why they flagged that post are there than I wrote the article and I posted it as well. It was inte
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
If I want a device that’s giving me apps on a locked in platform why shouldn’t they care about what the apps do with my information? Imagine if we had a smart phone maker that Cared about this so we didn’t have to worry about it all the tim
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
You sure? https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateoflahertyuk/2024/04/10/new-...
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
No. That was concerning unlocking the phone. I’m talking about the data that they store on iCloud.
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
I am sure magnesium is in no way universal cure. But interestingly cysteine is used to reduce ATP so you might have the same condition I have, which is instead of low ATP, high ATP. High ATP could end up, creating a lot of oxidative stress
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
Magnesium will increase ATP. And ATP is the energy that is needed to sensitize G protein coupled receptors. One of those G protein coupled receptors is the opioid receptor. So what magnesium is doing is making your opioid receptors more sen
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by Spod_Gaju 2y ago
=^| No. I do not want to say never, but without intervention it is rare. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8226928/

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