January 25th 2021 I had two strokes in ischemic and hemoradic my q at that time was 99.1 above the 99.7%ile. I I am now attempting to score above the 99.9% tile read the brain that changes itself to find out how. Everyday pain and effort a day without pain or effort is a wasted day if anyone knows someone that has had a stroke I have a theory of the fastest method of recovery known by a very few don't trust the doctors or therapist you have to figure it out for yourself experimentation and metrics will get you to the insights.

$100 says I'm the only one that gets it. hint: functional decomposition

>>>invented virucidal hand covering that kills covid on contact (prevents transmission through touch) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/p... its wax and baking soda passed first round of tests/experiments can't continue, research approval system shut down during COVID-19 >>>method for developing more effective and faster vaccine >sequence several mutations of coronavirus >identify common sequences among mutations >functional decomposition as much as possible >make best choice of common sequence for vaccine (longest useful string, maybe a physical function of the virus,...) >common sequence becomes vaccine, test and scale up production can't continue, research approval system shut down during COVID-19 >>>lots of other stuff, curing COVID-19 is fast, easy, and cheap if the right 3 to 6 people are working on it in a properly facilitated environment (near zero chance of that happening) Having worked with 1000s of inventors, I found the following quote valid: "it takes 1000 yeses to make an idea reality and 1 no to kill it"

that was very compelling, thanks.

correct, people start out healthy and normal and become corrupted by culture and society

boo

lateral thinking puzzles and identify abstract patterns in finding effective solutions > think of and physically make 100s of inventions > You can generate about 100 ideas in a day using various idea gen techniques for latent and identified needs (if you know about a lot of things or talk with intelligent domain experts) > about 1 in 100 have a very small chance of being useful and have market potential. > It takes one to three days to make a proof of concept prototype (if you have a variety of skills, talking with tech experts doesn't work they have can'titis) > I could teach 1 in ten children to be better inventors than 99% of professional inventors (on the physical, not the marketing side).

As usual, everyone gets this wrong(including the perpetual motion guys); its about accessing energy in new ways, not perpetual motion. Faraday was viewed in the same way as these investigators; its the initial human response.