AI in its present state has a lot to offer the humanities. Textual analysis alone, a major area of literary and historical research in these very institutions, will now go into overdrive. Those who choose to stay away from generative AI will still benefit from its ability to help search, sort and summarize.
Just ask the crew of Artemis
And yes, shooting nutritionally enhanced people into orbit is slightly cheaper than paying American cartel prices for those weight-loss drugs.
Your anecdote is a moronic simplification of a complex topic you clearly know nothing about. You're welcome to judge them like an asshole, but by the same logic, I have the right to call you a clueless asshole. Do you feel like a big man for shitting on the fatties?
Even at this distance, I can hear the twang of a nerve being struck.
And as a bonus, the test mice can now swallow a cat whole.
Laughs in myopericarditis
Get off your fat but and get some exercise. Your heart willl love it, and you will be able to vaccinate normally again.
I had severe double vision that was so bad that I had to wear an eye patch for nine months. After that, I now wear 8 diopters worth of prisms in my glasses to correct the still strong double vision. It was pure randomness that had the blood clot end up where it did, so it's considered a stroke even when not causing brain damage. I obviously can never take Viagra or other like drugs again, as it is extremely likely to make blood clots again.
JUDGE: "I sentence youn to...death"
MALE CHORUS: "Awwww!"
JUDGE: "...by Snu-snu!"
MALE CHORUS: "Yaayyyy!"
Most people who complain about the mRNA vaccine don't know what mRNA is, or often how it is different from DNA.
They are the same people who fifty years ago didn't know, or cared to know, how nuclear plants worked. Today they are putting China ahead of us in another new field.
In fact, several months after we were vaccinated this did happen to my gf and I after we were exposed to Covid on a trip to see one of her non-vaxing relatives. The week after we returned home we both started testing positive. We isolated for a week, but developed no symptoms. Coronaviruses reside in your nose while you test positive, so you could possibly pass it on during the positive period.
Testing, checking contacts and isolation during a pandemic are all sciency things that my spoiled generation resists because we have to put a. certain amount of thought and effort into fighting a deadly virus, and we were not about to go to the trouble.
If my generation had been in charge during WW II, we would all be speaking German today.
You were lucky! My head fell off
Sorry to hear that! The good news is that Jere's a cushy job waiting for you at thge new science-free FDA.
both mRNA COVID jabs gave me terrible heart strain. Never again will I roll the dice with mRNA. Especially not after my uncle died the day after they gave mRNA to him.
And meanwhile, the Moderna mRNA has kept me Covid-free since it came out, with no side effects. Let's grant that it's your perfect right to reject medication and die of something that could have been prevented by vaccination. I want the same right to use mRNA vaccines when indicated. A s a Republican, but a normie Republican, I support universal right-to-try.
But I couldn't get the damn cornflakes to stay lit!
You might try changing your cell provider to T-Mobile. Only the occasional call goes through, and your friends will learn to communicate with you using snail mail letters.
This is who Cory Doctorow is. He's not profiting enough from selling his stupid word, so he's being paid to promote terrible, Republican policies designed to benefit billionaires.
Huh? Cory Doctorow is a socialist. He wants to eliminate billionaires and make everything free. When this happens, the selection on every store shelf will be the same as it was at GUM before the Soviet Union collapsed.
You're the angelosphere of medicine.
An interesting idea, but what if you're a non-skinny woman, or a man under six feet?
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