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Out of all the genes on this planet which ones are the best to build upon? and which ones are worth going through the dumpster to recover? I'm thinking either Ireland or middle-northern european genes.
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>>14252596 Huh. I'm somewhat surprised my gut feeling wasn't that far off wrt. the number of relevant genes. Thanks for the paper. I'll go through it later.
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>>14252315 Genetically modifying males to be ~3'8", 55 pounds, and super athletic, and females to be 6'-6'5", ~200 pounds, and superfecund (4 eggs are released each cycle instead of just 1 so she always births litters when impregnated) is the ideal phenotype in the modern world. A nation can support hundreds of millions/billions more people without needing to increase total food or land requirements to support them, and they have fertility rate that is so great that they can never fall below replacement. It is also the ideal phenotype for the modern economy and military.
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>>14252376 Neck yourself lmao
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>>14255100 Aw, did a neo Nazi think whites were the smartest or strongest race?
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Are Germans and Nords genetically related or its a myth?
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>>14252997 Its true. Nordics belong to a race of space faring aliens who go around seeding planets with their superior genetics. At times the spacefarers return to check on their colonies and take samples, conduct scientific tests and in their spare time do a bit of art, which mostly consists of building large stone monuments. In the case of Earth however they returned only to discover that their colonists had been completely cucked by the local monkeys. Their research also showed that a surprising number of males engaged in homosexual acts, a fact that was established by examining the rectums of test subjects. In response the Nordic aliens made their disapproval clear by drawing symbols of disgust in local crop fields. They then left, placing Earth under quarantine and on occasion shooting down spaceships the Earthlings attempted to send out into space, a measure intended to prevent other planets becoming contaminated.
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>>14253189 By normalizing anal sex they help the virus spread. The virus that causes homosexuality displays many of the attributes of other behavior altering diseases. Promiscuous sexual behavior, greater risk taking, heightened aggression, and the desire for increased social contact, are all strategies which help the virus to infect others and continue spreading.
The huge irony of the Covid burger is the extent to which social distancing is being pushed, while at the same time a more insidious disease is being socially promoted.
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>>14255254 >>14249553 See? What did tell you? Fucking Germans ( or Nazis, as the Dutch call them ) everywhere.
We may as well accept the fact, the Germans have won. I, for one, welcome our transsexual Nazi overlords.
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For me, its bioinformatics. The idea of genomic analytics sounds cool but the reality is just lots of base pair sequencing
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>>14253241 overpriced golf shirts for boomers and cholos
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>>14252761 For the opposite, I'd say more of the heavily applied work. For example, Operations Research sounds boring as all fucking hell, optimizing and simulating corporate systems or plants or shit like that seems incredibly dull. But actually getting into it and simulating something just to see it actually take place in real life for a complex system of systems is pretty amazing.
It makes you feel like a prophet.
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>>14253257 >wrong on a couple of them at least but Wrong on what, faggot? Why don't you fucking say? Fucking nigger.
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SpaceX needs competition in the future - edition
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source of pic
https://futureblind.com/2021/03/03/the-future-of-space-1/
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>>14253103 It ain't that easy in rocketry
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>>14255030 I think it must be damp
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>>14254825 Without it every fart will be loud as fuck and sound wet.
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Are you supposed to actually understand math or just mindlessly follow it’s processes?
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>>14248651 It's a language formulated based on our instinct for quantity. The rigor meant to formalize it made it a bane considering languages constantly evolve.
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>>14248651 You are suppose to use it to program mindless machines that implement ALUs and higher level of logic that will allow you to execute commands that make life easier.
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>>14248651 >or There is no difference between the two. "understanding" math is merely sufficient memoization/internalization of said processes.
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>>14253276 You don't think there are any more novel relationships like e^ipi=-1 or E=mc^2 to discover?
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>>14253000 The equation is like a library in math. If you want to use the quadratic equation to solve a math problem, it's like inserting "#include <Quadratic equation>" and then you program the solution without understanding jack sh*t about the quadratic equation.
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Anyone have tips on how to recover from a sickness as fast as possible? One thing that's worked for me before is wearing several layers and drinking plenty of water before bed and "sweating out" the sickness. It kinda sucks though because you wake up in the middle of your sleep often.
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>>14254998 Poo here, turmeric is something we usually use, helps us get over colds and sore throats.
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>>14254998 >>14255066 pseudoscience can fuck off.
be vaccinated, exercise, eat well, and maintain proper hygiene, your immune system does the rest
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>>14255104 What if I eat stuff off the ground?
>>14255066 Is there anything that's BAD to eat when sick? Other than cold stuff like ice cream. Is sugar fine as long as it's not cold?
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Help me out medfags! Whenever I try going to sleep my head jerks backwards and makes me fully awake. This doesn't happen constantly but it does happen often enough where it becomes and issue. It even happens during the day at random times. I also got tinnitus three weeks ago and while it's getting better I suspect these two condition are connected as my cervical area feel cramped. I suspect it is because of my bad posture while reading/studying as I am short-sighted.
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>>14255131 Sounds like hypnotic jerk
Stop drinking coffee, get some magnesium supplement and it will go away.
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>>14255152 I don't drink coffee but I did notice it happens when I'm well rested and have trouble falling asleep. Also I've noticed that magnesium helps me greatly with my tinnitus. Should I go to a chiropractor anyway or will it go away on it's own if I continue taking magnesium?
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hypnagogic jerk
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>>14255155 I got that covered
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If consciousness is immaterial and it stays after our death, wtf are we going to do for eternity? Eternal Death seems like a better option than eternal consciousness. I have hope in the fact that neuroscience seems to be pretty certain that consciousness cannot operate independantly from the brain it is attached too, so thats good news but what if theyre wrong. Some of them also seem to say that we maybe a ghost in a shell that does not require said brain to keep being .
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>>14254101 >And of course, something being dependent on another thing does not mean they are both the same substance. Something of no substance is not a thing in the first place. Even your delusion that there are non-physical things is itself a physical thing.
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Doesn't this all feel like excessive navel-gazing to you? Asking questions like, "What does it really mean when you see the color blue." It's stupidity and and a waste of time.
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Doesn't this all feel like excessive navel-gazing to you? Asking questions like, "What does it really mean when you see the color blue." It's stupidity and a waste of time.
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If the oneness conjecture is correct, damn, i'm really some kind of retarded filth considering your behaviour.
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if the big bang repeats itself infinitely are we immortal? like eventually the big bang will create me with the exact same cells and I will again be me but in another version of a big bang, right?
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>you hate everything about yourself and all your previous ideas and statements, if anyone references them, they are crazy, but if you hate it so much, just quit posting garbage.
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>>14254013 Yep you can tell because he started posting extremely low effort memes.
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YOU AND YOUR BODY
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>>14249945 >the big bang you mean when God fucked your Mom?
I guess you'll be getting a little Universe
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>>14249945 Yes, that's one of the ways Yaldabaoth traps you here in the material world.
You may escape through Gnosis/Enlightenment/whatever, while the Demiurge remains here and is torn apart by pieces of his own creation- the Empty Ones (puppets of the Void itself).
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Is neurogenesis possible in the adult brain? I've talking about neuroscience with my dad and he said it isn't possible. He also said "neuroplasticity" is merely the brain degenerating as time goes by due to old age. He says your brain cant grow new cells and everything I've read on the internet that points to the contrary is fake. Is he right? Link me good sources that refute his points
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>>14251795 >Psilocybin promotes neurogenesis Not in the PFC, which is where normie shroomtards really want it.
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>>14252666 >induced neuritogenesis in the pre-frontal cortex Neurogenesis and neuritogenesis are not the same thing. Shrooms are not going to cure your damaged PFC.
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>>14250124 >>14250141 Old people don't lose cognitive ability in the sense that you both think they do. Old people maintain a lot of their intelligence and IQ test results confirm that. They only become slower at completing mental tasks due to the reduction in myelin sheathing that coats neural axons.
>>14250154 Kind of right but for the wrong reason. Exersize doesn't increase brain functionality but it does increase wakefulness and attention. Just Google exersize and attention. There's dozens of studies on it.
>>14252709 I know this is unrelated to what I said above but I just wanted to say that this is true.
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>>14252699 >severe trauma I just want to add that this is what it's most known for but, in general, neuroplasticity is the formation of new neural connections. It's why you have to learn things and you don't automatically know how to play the piano, ride a bike, etc.
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