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by kuhewa 4y ago
The type of rock dust they are talking about is already commonly used as a soil amendment to add trace elements and minerals. That said it is possible I suppose that the optimal amount for carbon drawdown is greater than the optimal amount
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by kuhewa 4y ago
I'm not sure we need to worry about that until we are magically able to sustain negative or net zero emissions globally. On the present horizon at least it looks like we will be settling for somewhere around two degrees above from pre-
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by kuhewa 4y ago
No. The court's decision was what a non-expert jury of peers was convinced of by lawyers. The lawyers' jobs are not to help the jury reach the truth, but to do anything legal to win for their clients, including torturing both fact
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by kuhewa 4y ago
> courts are designed to adjudicate technical issues like this Since adjudicate just means to decide something judicially, that is tautological but technically correct. Beyond that narrow definition though, a jury trial is not the mechan
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by kuhewa 4y ago
> There is no question that poetry will be subsumed, and soon, into the ideology of data collection, existing on the same spectrum as footstep counters, high-frequency stock trading, and Netflix recommendations. Maybe this is how the so-
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by kuhewa 4y ago
The exaggerated concern for "woke overreach" is its own form of morality tryhardism
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by kuhewa 4y ago
I didn't realize Wittgenstein was his PhD student.
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by kuhewa 4y ago
The rest of the coverage I've seen on this case indicated he died because the transplanted heart failed after over a month due to the pig virus infection, the virus didn't 'spread to him' (i.e., his own cells). https:&#
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by kuhewa 4y ago
Alberta has wind though.
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by kuhewa 4y ago
> Wasn’t the link between high cholesterol and heart disease debunked in recent years? I had the impression that it was the excess carbs / sugars which are what causes health problems. So did a lot of other people, some of whom were
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by kuhewa 4y ago
Peter Attia who has done extensive self-experimentation with fasting for health and uses it in his medical practice noted that without strength training during fasts his body fat really increased. https://www.menshealth.com/
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by kuhewa 4y ago
They could be put on top of the massive surface area of oil sands deposits that are currently being treated as ecologically unimportant. A lot of oil extraction isn't as 'punctiform' as it used to be.
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by kuhewa 4y ago
I don't think mechanism is worked out well enough to say for sure that being calorie restricted for someone like you that already is lean and not at risk of obesity related disease would be beneficial. My first guess would be that even
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by kuhewa 4y ago
Generally would be taken to mean you had a meal at night then go to sleep. then the following day eat nothing and go to sleep. Eat normally when you wake. Eating one meal a day even breakfast would be considered a 23-1 intermittent fasting
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by kuhewa 4y ago
What is/was your motivation for two, three and even four day dry fasts?
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by kuhewa 4y ago
The converse appears to be true (lipolysis increases with hydration). https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14681716/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4901052/ Breakdown products o
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by kuhewa 4y ago
For an animal model I imagine it means being fed less than would have been eaten ad libidum, or less than was eaten by a pair fed individual. But considering you are probably in like the <= 3rd percentile of healthy humans in terms of BM
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by kuhewa 4y ago
I'm not sure why you would want to restrict calories in your case? Even if the work on fasting from animal models carries over to humans beyond the benefits of reducing metabolic syndrome (which is unclear), being underweight is defini
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by kuhewa 4y ago
I haven't looked at the details of the CTM method for calculating complexity (because the math symbols didn't render on mobile) but from what I can tell in the two state coin flip case more state switches in the sequence is more c
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by kuhewa 5y ago
It's a gross simplification of how it normally works in biological systems as well. Not that often that a totally dominant species that occupies the exact same niche appears. If it is a closely related species, if there aren't str
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by kuhewa 5y ago
> That's why our morals exist, because societies that had them were more fit than societies where everyone was totally selfish Or, our morals exist because they allowed us to steamroll other less selfish and more altruistic groups b
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Those example motifs you mention are necessary for complex life but perhaps not sufficient. Maybe necessary isn't the right word, just emergent properties of low level phenomena
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Yeah but it replaced fat with refined sugar. That doesn't mean adding animal fat back is an unconditional improvement
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by kuhewa 5y ago
I feel like you might be underestimating the difficulty of setting up nose down dive and then bailing out successfully, but I'm not pilot. It would have made great cinema, it would just not have looked like an accidental bailout which
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Well yeah, their investigation was presumably based in large part on the video. But they still did an investigation and found he actually intentionally crashed the plane, per the article.
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Did you not read the article you are commenting on?
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by kuhewa 5y ago
If the plane is set to bank slightly it will just do a loop or three on the way down with a manageable radius
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by kuhewa 5y ago
I reckon efficient swimming is too complex a process for spontaneous innervation to be responsible. A fresh dead and pithed fish might flop, and might even flop several times in a row but that's about as far as it goes. E.g. Just a cha
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Yes, although it probably does have some role in swimming efficiency due to obviating lift generation to get from a to be at the same depth. OTOH especially for laterally compressed fishes, there is a metabolic cost of all the paired and me
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Besides energy saving behaviour, the metabolic rate has been depressed due to the physicochemical effects of cold, typically a reduction of 2-3x per 10 degrees. In terms of having enough energy, energy stores accrued during summer and autum

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