How do we stop them?

Sounds like very un-free speech

Interesting article on the subject: https://mgorbis.medium.com/the-future-as-a-way-of-life-4bc314ec97de

Need banana for scale

Red sky at night, sailors’ delight. Red sky at morning, sailors take warning.

Yes

It was forced on to my computer.

Times two

Read the article, but I can’t figure out what was “solved”?

Looks like just Apple now: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/iceblock/id6741939020

“Is that hair for real?”

Yelled at my grandma’s orange (or red) permed hair while walking on Myrtle Beach!

No, but I don’t drink strategically. If you need to have a hard conversation or do something difficult, you should probably have your whole brain in use.

And only $750 with the coupon code. 🤣

I imagine it seems worth it if you test positive for cancer and not worth it if it comes back negative.

I imagine most people won’t pay $1K for a test they don’t necessarily “need”.

Let’s do mosquitos first.

Conductive hydrogels increase an implant’s electrical conductivity and flexibility within the body, improving the overall effectiveness of electronic implants. However, traditional electrically conductive hydrogels contain toxic additives that may have negative impacts on patients after long-term use.

In a recent study published in Science Advances, researchers led by Dr. Limei Tian reported on a sweet solution to this problem: replacing these toxic additives with D-sorbitol, a safe sugar alternative commonly found in chewing gum.

Already available but of course not covered by insurance… and expensive ~$1K.

https://www.galleri.com/what-is-galleri

My parents fled rural hometowns in other states to a suburb of Dallas. It was a pretty small town when we moved there but slowly turned into a very affluent city.

My parents always worked and always had cars, and I would say my home life was somewhere in between. I saw both neighbors in extreme poverty with messy houses, and by the time I got to high school, friends that had moved into new huge beautiful clean houses. Most of the time, both parents were college educated in these houses, and my parents were not, but they worked hard.

The parties at the rich kids’ houses were nicer, but the parties in the fields with the poor kids were more fun. The rich kids were nice to your faces and assholes behind your back. The rich kids were boring, the poor kids had better stories and were more resourceful.

I’m now college educated and live in a new house, but I still don’t like hanging out with the rich kids.

Can we see frens faces? 👀

https://evanstonwomen.org/2021/11/17/2786/

Possibly twice 🤷‍♀️