podgaj

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by podgaj 5y ago
You are the Ponzi schemer. It is a combination of Pump and Dump and Ponzi. That's why it "comes back bigger".
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by podgaj 5y ago
Bitcoin is the stock market. Just more volatile. Prove me wrong.
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by podgaj 5y ago
I want to push the cause further back. The problem is not that rates are going up, the problem is that rates were close to zero for so long,
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by podgaj 5y ago
"to make it almost always increase in value" To any investor this should be the biggest red flag that you are in a Ponzi/pump and dump scheme. "You can't lose!" And rather than you are "buying electricity&
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by podgaj 5y ago
Bitcoin is probably the first Ponzi scheme where everyone in it knows it is a Ponzi scheme. So I agree with your take here.
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by podgaj 5y ago
The moment you say the cat is "alive" you create time and you also start killing your cat. In Buddhism there is no birth, no death. Both are illusions.
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by podgaj 5y ago
Time is objective? The measurement of time is objective but the feeling of time is not.
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by podgaj 5y ago
But in the same breath you can dismiss what the human body can do given a sufficient balance of omega-3 to omega 6? Did you even try to see if omega 3 endocanibinols effected the g coupled protein receptors as well?
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by podgaj 5y ago
Yes, it is. They are not explaining HOW IRE1a is triggered by CDB, and it is because CDB triggers the CB1/2 receptor which activates these pathways. https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal
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by podgaj 5y ago
It’s about controlling the out of control inflammation caused by the body fighting the infection.
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by podgaj 5y ago
Correct, you also need to lower Omega 6 fats dramatically, and probably focus on long chain Omega 3. > while it can lead to more robust synthesis of endocannabinoids, really has nothing to do with the study at hand. Generally we use drug
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by podgaj 5y ago
Oh, that makes it OK I guess.
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by podgaj 5y ago
Endocannabinoids have been known for a while, but how Endocannabinoids are made in the human body is a newer discovery (~2016). What should be being broadcast is how important Omega 3 is for increasing CB1R and CB2R activity to reduce infla
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by podgaj 5y ago
Let me fix that for you: "Yemen has lost internet after U.S. Funded, Saudi-led, airstrikes"
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by podgaj 5y ago
Eat more Omega 3: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31085370/ https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/07/170718142909.h... https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/50397
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by podgaj 5y ago
I think dehumanizing people is harmful regardless of the reason. And I agree, the holocaust equivalencies are just as harmful.
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by podgaj 5y ago
> You're overlooking the somewhere between 1% and 30% chance of becoming disabled from Long Covid. As a Daoist how can I not see the good in this? Maybe now now that everyone knows they can suffer a chronic disease they will find a
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by podgaj 5y ago
I am disabled.
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by podgaj 5y ago
What have we become? This fear and alienation over less than 1% chance of dying?
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Mouse Model Links Alzheimer's to Mitochondrial Dysfunction(journals.biologists.com)
2 points by podgaj 5y ago|0 comments
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by podgaj 5y ago
Where did the study say that? They did the genetic study on mice, not humans. And they only said it gave them a better BMI, which is only one indicator of health.
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by podgaj 5y ago
In this case, for the Inuit, the common allele (for Caucasians) presents as a disadvantage. They needed this polymorphism to survive on a diet with low sucrose.
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by podgaj 5y ago
The study does not conclude that at all. They only concluded they might be able to trick some people to make money off a a drug they will make. Limitations: We hypothesize that the healthier metabolic profile observed in homozygous c.273_27
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by podgaj 5y ago
"Our guess is that as they age" They are guessing and they are wrong. Higher levels of acetate are just as bad as lower levels of acetate. You know what also raises acetate levels? The metabolism of Alcohol. The Inuit need a diffe
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by podgaj 5y ago
The diets are the same and the Alaskan Inuit also carry the SI deficiency alleles. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25452324/
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by podgaj 5y ago
I agree with the first part of what you said. (Note: I am an amateur Nutritional Geneticist) They said: "The results demonstrate that carriers of the genetic variation have what is known as sucrase-isomaltase deficiency, meaning that t
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by podgaj 5y ago
Yawn... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29592786
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by podgaj 5y ago
Yes I am. I am alone. I am disabled, and homeless living in my van. I have a family history of mental illness and even they abandoned me. My friends, I get it, they just did not understand what happened to me. I make $1600 on disability but
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by podgaj 5y ago
>Distilled water can flush electrolytes from your body which is not what you want. This could be a good thing, like for people with hyperkalemia and hypernatremia. Distilled water is usually given to patients with hypernatremia. https:&
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by podgaj 5y ago
I have linked some papers in a response to another comment, but here is a youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RIskTMLV40 I feel the research is lacking on this because there is a large genetic component. I do no

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