Well, logically, every dollar they spend on advertising could be spent on research or simply not added to the price.

Try to read the summary again... slowly and it helps to move your lips. The summary states 0.6 g/kg, not 1.6 g/kg Math is hard.

A review of published meta-analyses examining protein supplementation found no evidence supporting intake beyond 1.6 grams per kilogram of body weight daily, according to an analysis by cardiologist Eric Topol.

Thatâ(TM)s like eating 10 chicken breasts per day.

Thatâ(TM)s like eating 10 chicken breasts per day. .

I would think a 400 year trip is way to long what happens 200 year later when the next bigger faster ship passes them on a 40 year trip.

Now, let's say we want to deliver our canned monkey to Proxima Centauri within its own lifetime. We're sending them on a one-way trip, so a 42 year flight time isn't unreasonable. (Their job is to supervise the machinery as it unpacks itself and begins to brew up a bunch of new colonists using an artificial uterus. Okay?) This means they need to achieve a mean cruise speed of 10% of the speed of light. They then need to decelerate at the other end. At 10% of c relativistic effects are minor — there's going to be time dilation, but it'll be on the order of hours or days over the duration of the 42-year voyage. So we need to accelerate our astronaut to 30,000,000 metres per second, and decelerate them at the other end. Cheating and using Newton's laws of motion, the kinetic energy acquired by acceleration is 9 x 1017 Joules, so we can call it 2 x 1018 Joules in round numbers for the entire trip. NB: This assumes that the propulsion system in use is 100% efficient at converting energy into momentum, that there are no losses from friction with the interstellar medium, and that the propulsion source is external — that is, there's no need to take reaction mass along en route. So this is a lower bound on the energy cost of transporting our Mercury-capsule sized expedition to Proxima Centauri in less than a lifetime. To put this figure in perspective, the total conversion of one kilogram of mass into energy yields 9 x 1016 Joules. (Which one of my sources informs me, is about equivalent to 21.6 megatons in thermonuclear explosive yield). So we require the equivalent energy output to 400 megatons of nuclear armageddon in order to move a capsule of about the gross weight of a fully loaded Volvo V70 automobile to Proxima Centauri in less than a human lifetime. That's the same as the yield of the entire US Minuteman III ICBM force.

I am not talking about the "I want to read my daily news" part.

EPreviously users were baited to click on a search result using an unclear headline and a misleading snippet, then had to accept cookies,

Why do publishers act surprised, that people prefer the clean experience over their sites that use the content mostly to get users to click on ads? If they can't manage to provide a better experience, their click-through rate will diminish. And blocking the search engines from accessing their content will only make it worse.

I tend to like to get my news on ground.news nowadays, and often read the linked article..