daddylongstroke

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by daddylongstroke 8mo ago
Only if those vegetables or shrooms were grown in natural sunlight (no greenhouse plastic/glass involved) and in a soil with abundant minerals, macronutrients, and high brix value.
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by daddylongstroke 8mo ago
Which one of his books have you read?
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by daddylongstroke 2y ago
Assuming your psychological state of mind and your heart health is relatively good, whole body cold water plunges/swimming 3 times a week for 2-3 minutes, has been shown (in relatively small studies) to have many positive effects on va
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by daddylongstroke 2y ago
And you should, as they're largely beneficial.
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by daddylongstroke 2y ago
Hmmm, most of my friends' animals (pets) kept at home, medicated, fed "pet food" and "clean" water, tend to be significantly sicker than my outside-kept animals, and always seem to have a short lifespan. They have c
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by daddylongstroke 2y ago
? Because we raise them, live with them, watch them live a long and healthy life?
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by daddylongstroke 2y ago
Calm down homie. If you've never drank rain water out of random "containers" in nature, have you even lived? Ever stay out in nature, alone for 3-4 months without a clean mountain stream nearby?
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by daddylongstroke 2y ago
Not only drink, but all animals always prefer rainwater in puddles, or other random "unclean" (by modern human standards) containers vs. pumped ground water. There is a lesson there for humans, if only we would pay attention.
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Yes, thank you for speaking to the reality on the ground, which a lot of folks in these comments are pretending doesn't exist. We have standards and codes, but I've worked on many new construction sites where nobody gave 2 shits a
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Lots of bullshit in your post. Probably speaks to your youth and lack of long term perspective. I sure hope you get a chance to tend a garden someday, and every day. Plastic windows are absolute garbage, and will rarely hit 20 years without
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Yes, this is precisely why I love the design so much. I've been waiting for an "edgy" non-smooth car since the '88 Sentra...and here it finally is. Thank you Elon and Tesla, yall remain the only car maker with a sense of
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
>The weird thing is we take it for granted instead of being repelled by it. Yes, exactly this right here. It was straight up bizarre to grow up with near 0 advertising in commie Eastern Europe and get hit with a shockwave of fairly disg
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
I don't know who these ungrateful people are with the bad taste in their mouths? Starlink is the only game in town for me at this point for broadband: my only other option is DSL from Centurylink at 3Mb/.5Mb - they've had 30
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Like HPE GreenLake's Private Cloud?
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
I've been in this "industry" for near 25 years. I'm in the US (though not American), but in that time I've rarely worked with Americans on my direct or adjacent teams (they're definitely a minority in tech, and
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Interesting take. What is your current secure messenger of choice?
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
In most states, they absolutely do the same tests. We are, most often, required to by the state. The tests are provided (mostly) by the same two companies that provide the testing materials for the majority of end of year public school te
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Yes, absolutely it is pretty widely agreed that US public schools suck. We have cities and states with no math and english competency attainment requirements. Let that sink in!
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Thank you for stating the truth. No, if anything, the schools have gotten only worse from the statements we hear and behavior we see of our kids' public-schooled friends. I'm amazed at how normalized social abuse is in public sc
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Why would I use inputs, when I can feed a mixed herd of goats, sheep, chickens and pigs to eat your rose and wild parsnip and turn it into food for my family, neighbors and community? But sure, if you want to pay me, I will take payment. A
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
This is not desirable to anyone who cares about the soil microbiota, and in turn their and their family's microbiome, gut health, long-term health. As always, there is an unbelievably high price to pay for human convenience.
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Yes, but it causes cancer and chronic disease on a massive scale. I am a farmer who provides most of my family's food and has been for a looong time. I am shocked that you literally just claimed that roundup allows for better soil he
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Other than the 10 million+ of Mexican farmers impacted.
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Not necessarily hate...there's always the 1-2% of new hires that are highly impressive and gives us hope for the future. They tend not to last too long. The rest seems hell bent on never even cracking open documentation, and keep askin
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
...a net benefit to society, outside of those parts of society who live in icy and snowy conditions a good chunk of the year. In these circumstances, we appreciate the extra weight.
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Completely agree: couldn't believe the amount of conspiracy theorist doctors that pushed untested "vaccines" to a whole cohort of people which were at 0% effective risk from COVID.
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Pretty sad that you have to state the obvious ey? Amazed daily by the closed-mindedness on HN.
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Well, no need to imagine any longer my friend. I have neither money nor insurance. My experience is identical to yours...other than that whole allergist thing. That's not something I would seek out answers on, as it is simple to figure
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
Absolutely right! Maybe the most regulated industry in the US, but not positive.
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by daddylongstroke 3y ago
I agree. Doctors' performance will remain the same as it has for thousands of years: overall, not so good. But, they've been using AI systems for well near a decade, especially in triage and real-time transcriptions. I haven'

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