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by rkhassen9 2y ago
Thank you @Dang! That's so much clearer.
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
I think the point here is that the OP was asking for moonshot suggestions...and people responded. Whether the person with the illness wants to hear these suggestions or not is between them and the OP. It is a sensitive area and people are a
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
so sorry for your friend. I've wondered about the studies you linked as well as these from some previous links from HN you may or may not have already seen: mRNA Cancer Vaccine Reprograms Immune System to Tackle Glioblastoma in 48 Hour
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
With all of the hacking and newfangled ai tools out there, perhaps hand counting removes some of that element.
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
The advantages for an online conference depend on the scale and goals of the conference. If your goal is to get your information out to "attendees" who may not have the means (time/money) to travel and that info is high value
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
But is a compelling reason to have solid right to repair laws.
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
That is awesome.
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
It was a double edged sword. If you were not good at making something it would show, but if you wet good and wanted to do something out of the box it was incredible flexible. From the stand point of freedom for the individual to create in t
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
Got any Dr Who episodes? There are some that have never been recovered though the era may not match. People are looking for em! I wonder what other niche collections are desperately missing specific things.
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
I still lament the loss of Flash. It’s ability to get in there and as a single user do everything from design to animation to code front end and back end was enormously flexible and easy for creatively engaging and creating. It fit the “bic
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
Did anyone record any of it? Please dm me if you did. I’d love a copy.
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
I was there. It was so funny! Somehow the articles make it so serious and less funny. Being there in the room, it felt like it was needed. Like a relief valve for what people were thinking but not able to say. To laugh together…as a huge g
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
Delaney - I second this. Can you write a book on this? Blog posts. Podcasts? I’d read/listen to them all.
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
Uh oh.
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by rkhassen9 2y ago
Really nice UI conversation here. Well presented, easy to digest.
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by rkhassen9 3y ago
paywall
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by rkhassen9 3y ago
No legal obligation, but perhaps a moral and ethical obligation. The law is there to support society...but in and of itself cannot create it. Only people can. So perhaps it's an obligation to the kind of world you'd like to live i
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by rkhassen9 3y ago
Does anyone know if there is correlative data showing lower incidents of Alzheimer's among people who've had a GI reboot with antibiotics? or how to find it?
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by rkhassen9 3y ago
I wonder if simply taking antibiotics at some point, clearing everything out and repopulating the flora could help? My guess is no - that something in the system is triggered by the fecal transplant but that gut flora isn't the main so
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by rkhassen9 3y ago
Love this. Ha
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by rkhassen9 4y ago
Brilliant response by Sanderson. I'm new to his work, in the middle of the second book in a series called "Words of Radiance". I find his response to be authentic and reflective of what I get out of his work.
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by rkhassen9 4y ago
I'm surprised the article does not mention the current version of the Eranos Archive which is ARAS, The Archive for Research in Archetypal Symoblism. The archive has been actively curated since its inception with Olga Fröbe-Kapteyn.
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by rkhassen9 4y ago
Only clean if you don't count the 24,000 years half life of the waste. Funny how 'waste'does not sound like a very clean word. What is clean is living in a way that doesn't consume so much energy. Can implement right now
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by rkhassen9 4y ago
Stinos - you rock. This rings true for me and is very helpful! Thank you. Going to keep this handy. I've had a gripe with fragmented learning and memorization approaches. They just don't work for me long term. Many methods rely on
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by rkhassen9 4y ago
Stinos - I'm curious what techniques you learned that made such a difference in your studying. I still struggle and believe it's technical, so am grateful for your sharing any details you can!
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by rkhassen9 4y ago
I love the concept. Would love a video or walkthrough showing the big picture and how it works before downloading and spending time on it...too many times I've invested time only to find something wasn't a match.
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by rkhassen9 4y ago
Holy smokes! Where will Clark change into Superman?!?
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by rkhassen9 4y ago
Jason-Phillips. IMHO what you wrote is the best writing or creative advice I've ever read.
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
I second this. You've out grown what used to motivate you. Done that, been there. Time to find what motivates you now. My guess is that with all of your outer success no longer doing it for you, the next threshold would be an inner jou
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by rkhassen9 5y ago
Groundwater is so important. It's part of a system we do it fully understand. In our area, the groundwater where the wells draw from have become contaminated with saltwater because the freshwater was too low, and the saltwater seeped i

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