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Vaguely remember it was one of the first shows filmed in 16x9 even before HDTV existed

This is only vaguely related but I've been dying to drop this link after recently learning about the "Carrington Event" in 1859

The most powerful geomagnetic storm in recorded history

Likely from the largest coronal mass ejection in modern human history

The natural EMP effect was so powerful, telegraph operators were able to completely disconnect all their batteries and still communicate for hours

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrington_Event#Telegraphs

Imagine some future event even more powerful and our dependence on all those LEO sats...


> Imagine some future event even more powerful

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miyake_event


actual paper:

Mapping LLM Susceptibility to Medical Misinformation Across Clinical Notes and Social Media, The Lancet Digital Health (2026)

* https://www.thelancet.com/retrieve/pii/S2589750025001311

* https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.landig.2025.100949


How much more of his family has he had executed now?

Since it's the worst dictatorship with nuclear weapons, I guess it's going to take centuries if ever for them to fall

So much suffering there, the stories they get out are absolutely insane

And of course the nighttime lighting sat view says it all about the people vs their oligarchs


> How much more of his family has he had executed now?

Only a couple, they've just been "executed" several times.


can't wait 'til they put "AI" in charge of the lasers

then a shadow off a passenger jet looks like a drone to the cameras

I figured they were using the EMP-like device they used in Venezuela

(what the orange infant disclosed as top secret "the discombobulator" no really google it)


Does "tokens per dollar" have a "moore's law" of doubling?

Because while machine-learning is not actually "AI" an exponential increase in tokens per dollar would indeed change the world like smartphones once did


is Big Pharma going to invest in any of the other peptides or is it just one and done?

because the underground grey market seems to be snowballing for all kinds of diseases and symptoms

just very dangerous without any regulation


Yes, this is a class of thing that is obviously being studied. Check out tesamorelin etc. but there is also a Phase 1 somewhere for BPC-157.

The peptides themselves are being used for everything but realistically, considering the costs, you have to innovate a little. Here’s a little example with GLP-1: the core biology and mechanism were well understood. But use was like the grey market peptides you were talking about: a daily injection. Half life is super short because DPP4 chews through.

So you need some innovation first to make it last so that you can bring it to market. Perhaps they misread the market and didn’t realize that for sufficient weight loss people would inject daily. But anyway, the liraglutide, dulaglutide, semaglutide, are various attempts at this to preserve function while raising half life in the body.

If you want to accelerate this research you’re really going to have to reform the whole process of medical testing and this and that but most things are not so dangerous that you need to rush to release a drug. Not everything is COVID-19 or obesity. Getting a PDA trial so some few people can heal faster from workout injuries is probably going to be a hard sell, even on this forum.

I’m of the view that the combination of grey market and clean market supply is a great way to serve latent desire as well as safe mass access.

One funny thing that a researcher told me (on seeing my lab notebook of my retatrutide self tests) is that it complicates baseline wide population studies. The total population is also losing weight, not just known GLP-1RA users. It turns out grandpa and grandma are reconstituting vials with BAC in New Salem, Oklahoma.


It seems like pharma developed many of them, but it takes a while to get them to market.

btw Musk overstayed a Canadian student visa to work in the USA, both illegal

and historically documentable

there's probably good reason he's writing 5 Million dollar checks a pop to various PACs


No way LA Olympics can happen

Right now ICE hasn't opened any of their human warehouse "internment camps"

and their quota is "only" 3000 souls per day

Now scale that out 1,000 more days and predict what's going down

Every tourist will be a viable target, there are no consequences for arresting people with paperwork, it just meets quota

Heck they could be grabbing athletes, there were some events this year in US where athletes from various countries in Africa could not get visa permits


I'm still trying to figure out the justification of ICE operating in foreign countries. Are there illegal immigrants in Italy? This is not about immigration.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7007390/2026/01/30/ice-wint...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/at-winter-olympics-pr...


Studies also show you do NOT need DHA and DHA can be detrimental, you want pure EPA or very high EPA to DHA ratio

if you want the purest Omega3 EPA without all the contaminants that are in OTC supplement nonsense (they are completely unregulated and untested by batch)

ask your doctor for a script of generic VASCEPA

CostPlusDrugs has the cheapest generic Vascepa that I've found

The dose is usually two pills a day but trust me on this, start with one for a long time, it takes your GI a long time to handle it without bathroom urgency

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5282870/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uoQUM30Ess


Your link doesn't say anything about dementia. Do you have any source that shows EPA is more beneficial than DHA?

What I found from a quick search says the opposite:

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4019002/


sorry it requires a little detective work

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7760937/

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3534764/

> "An X-ray diffraction study found that EPA and DHA exert different effects on the lipid bilayer of cell membranes. EPA readily incorporates into the cell membrane core and stabilizes it, whereas DHA does not"

> "Why does this matter? Cell membranes are essential for cellular function: not only do they provide structural support for cells, but they also facilitate cell-to-cell communication and nutrient/toxin transport. Different effects of EPA and DHA on membrane stability likely elicit different effects in cell signaling. A second study revealed that in addition to stabilizing cell membranes, EPA is also protective against harmful reactive oxygen species and lipid peroxidation"

basically EPA modulates the immune system, DHA does not


That's evidence of possible low-level protective mechanisms, but what really matters in the end is the effect on cognition, which in RCTs have favored DHA.

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