AnthonBerg

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by AnthonBerg 16d ago
There are notable counterexamples. I find life to be both complete and compelling as experience.
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by AnthonBerg 16d ago
Is it your job to define jobs?
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by AnthonBerg 21d ago
My catchprase as of late: Everything is pulmonary . Apropos of nothing. https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/abs/10.1161/01.res.50.3.325
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by AnthonBerg 22d ago
Exploding-head emoji reaction here, both generally and specifically. Thank you.
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by AnthonBerg 23d ago
Well said!! My point was exactly the hope to indicate how much knowledge there exists . That's the truly wild thing. Or yeah, how unread most of it lays.
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by AnthonBerg 23d ago
Menthol is wild . Lightly edited from Wikipedia: " Menthol's [agonism of] the cold-sensitive Transient Receptor Potential cation channel subfamily M (melastatin) member 8 or TRPM8 receptors is responsible for the well-known coo
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by AnthonBerg 25d ago
Allistic and neurotypical people are not better critical thinkers either. Fairly often they just… don't understand certain things. And wont accept clear straightforward plain language explanation of what others want, because in their h
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by AnthonBerg 28d ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260515105039/https://liamrosen... if useful
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by AnthonBerg 1mo ago
re. sunlight, pharmacological immunomodulation via UV isomerization of a substance found on skin is… interesting imo: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.0603119103
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by AnthonBerg 1mo ago
An idea is a construction on existing concepts, a newer idea links more previously unlinked concepts.
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by AnthonBerg 1mo ago
Thank you. That is insightful and well written. And corresponds with academic literature as far as I have read. I find it extremely interesting that GLP-1 agonists and GLP-1 receptors are highly pulmonary . (There seems to be a persistent
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by AnthonBerg 1mo ago
Figuring out how to answer this question. (I'm kidding when I say this, and it's also concretely true.) Been working on realtime DSP and ad-hoc A/V integration and sync. Audio DACs are a solved problem. Pristine D/A conv
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by AnthonBerg 1mo ago
As noise, its 1/ f is 0.748544393 years per comment, haha. (The frequency is 42.3338481 nanohertz.)
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by AnthonBerg 1mo ago
Indeed. As I see it, it boils down again and again to this: Is someone reading the primary molecular-biology literature? Anyone? (Law of headlines: No.) For instance, Ginger and its pungent constituents non-competitively inhibit activation
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by AnthonBerg 2mo ago
It doesn't get as long! Long copper.
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by AnthonBerg 2mo ago
As I understand it, it takes a bit of anger to get electromagnetism to wiggle that fast over copper. Imperfect transistors using their full operational envelope to control a sort of chaotic thing? Fields and stuff.
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by AnthonBerg 2mo ago
Cleaning the air is good. PC fan boxes are a quieter option too: https://itsairborne.com/pc-fan-corsi-rosenthal-guide-a611dab... (Incidentally, PC fans can also be used to pull/push air through N95/FFP2 masks.)
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by AnthonBerg 2mo ago
If anyone wants a natural example of what tape can sound like, here's an interesting album on Spotify: Alice Atieno by Collela Mazee – https://open.spotify.com/album/6j72tDGcz97abyKDOP3aWp Kenyan benga music f
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by AnthonBerg 2mo ago
"In animals with hierarchical societies, aggressive behavior is thought to help individuals gain and maintain higher social status. It has been shown that aggressive behavior, especially the experience of winning, has rewarding proper
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
There's the very nice precedent of using "we" in academic literature. You wrote that piece well. (You singular wrote we plural?, haha)
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
Belated! Been thinking about this since… 6 days ago!, haha and! This: "Cis-urocanic acid, a sunlight-induced immunosuppressive factor, activates immune suppression via the 5-HT2A receptor" https://www.pnas.org/doi&
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
Good question!! thank you! Because of this paper: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/behavioral-neuroscience... (and having had twice the experience of autoimmune related illnesses making people close to me very aggr
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
All of the "surprising" stuff they do is because they reduce neuroinflammation. Imo. As far as I can tell from the literature. I'm fairly sure that part of the reason they reduce neuroinflammation is because of pulmonary GLP-
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
dB?
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
Or! a "handheld gaming" device that runs mainline Linux. Setting aside what they're for , Linux handheld gaming devices are kind of a perfect fit for a minor "house computer". Made cheap by commodification. Flexibl
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
Hard to pin into words! We're unconscious of how unconscious we are?, and it's good to… what's the term, suffer gladly and give gladly? To own one's unconsciousness and raise it, and expect and see others' unconscio
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
I have no conscious awareness of what I wrote, I just tried to be Peter Wattsy, haha (kidding! It's oversold, or beautiful artistic expression of something. Bleak, yes; Stark; Also beautiful. The thing it expresses is… a thing. We&#x27
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
I see people differently after reading Blindsight; The picture is much darker , concretely more accurate, with what light is there geared to all hell and so much brighter. I'm better for it and at a greater peace.
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
My sincere apologies! I was misreading due to — I think noticeable — negativity in other comments.
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by AnthonBerg 3mo ago
I expect to better be able to port the Cherry MX ULP board and choose to call it portable

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