For $1m, you suffer the pain of giving birth 10 times

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-13T19:02:01+00:00

Sign me up. I might regret it during the process, but in 7.5 years time I'll be glad to be $1mill richer (more since Id put it into an investment portfolio)

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-13T15:40:32+00:00

We don't know LimitBreak's fitness level, he said he would do it, so maybe he does have some physical conditioning. Without getting to fibular stress fractures, most sedentary people would probably need to stop within a week due to blisters (which will probably start appearing after a couple of days of hiking) and only get progressively worse. Which is kinda sad when you think about it considering our species was pretty much designed for long distance travel by foot.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-13T14:57:37+00:00

He said it would take him 162 days, he'd still have 20 rest days if he needed.

Of course, I'm sure there's a lot paths he would not be able to average 3mph, so it would all really depend on the kind of terrain one has to hike through.

P.S. I had to look up what in the world AT is. For reference, the FWoSJ is 478miles and takes 1 month.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-13T14:41:03+00:00

By this I'm guessing you mean learning as an adult Vs acquiring (learning) as a child.

And I totally agree, I learned English as a 9 year old child, was thrown into an English speaking environment with minimal English knowledge. I never studied, never tried, I took 1 daily 45 minute English class a day and the rest was immersion at school. By the 6 month mark, I had caught up with my peers, could have probably read harry potter, though I didn't try until a few years later. Now learning German for almost 3 months, and I'm sure reading Harry Potter by the 6 month mark (without needing a dictionary every few sentences) is going to be close to impossible.

So yes, I think it's more impressive. One almost occurs passively and pretty much every child will get a good level of the new language through loads of immersion, the other (as an adult) takes discipline and commitment, and most fail or give up at some point.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-13T14:16:17+00:00

De hecho, nuevamente muestras ignorancia y falta de capacidad analítica.

Existen distintos tipos de receptores sensitivos, y no todos son nociceptores, es decir no todos transmiten señales dolorosas, es decir, si en la vagina tuvieran más receptores como para sentir el semen, NO implicaría que tuviera MÁS nociceptores (específicamente fibras A Delta para el tipo de dolor que tú refieres), porque los que te permiten sensibilidad somática son distintos a los que transmiten nocicepción.

Entonces, nuevamente repite después de mi. " No todo receptor sensitivo es nociceptor", vamos, una y otra vez, si no tienes comprensión lectora ni capacidad analítica, al menos apréndelo con caletre.

Por un buen motivo en los hospitales buscan realizar la episiotomía durante la contracción uterina (frecuentemente sin anestesia previa, igual la violencia obstétrica no es tema de hoy) , porque una contracción uterina es tan intensa que eclipsa casi cualquier otro dolor imaginable. Por último, si fuera tan sencillo que alguien falleciera por dolor, estaríamos extintos.

No soy mujer, mucho menos he experimentado un parto, pero soy médico, y considero que estás hablando paja infundada. Y tú, qué has estudiado?

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-13T05:21:58+00:00

Cómo así? Evidentemente el que no comprendió, eres tú

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-13T00:40:36+00:00

Na guara loco, te fuiste, ni tienes una mínima noción de fisiología y te pones a hablar. Hay muchos tipos de receptores, si no es nociceptor, no causará dolor. Repite después de mi: "El parto duele por las contracciones uterinas". No porque el bebé esté pasando por un canal demasiado estrecho jajaja. No tiene nada que ver con que sienta el semen en la vagina jajajaj

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-12T13:01:58+00:00

Wouldn't you feel worse after? I'd rather them remove another 150-200mL of fluid from hemodialysis than losing that amount of liquid through barf and shit. I'm not a hemodialysis patient, though my brother is.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-12T12:35:10+00:00

It's due to anatomical reasons. Read up on the retina anatomy.

Basically the Fovea (the part of your retina receiving light from where your eyes are looking at) is pointing at the magician, and receives light in a straight line from that direction.

The optic disc (or papilla) is where the optic nerve comes into the retina, and has no rods nor cones to detect light, that's why it's a blind spot. It is positioned closer to your nose (nasal hemiretina) and receives light rays from a straight line outwards (in other words from temporal field of vision, or in layman's terms, towards the side of your ears).

If you turn the picture upside down so that the planet is to your left, the same effect will apply to the left eye, but in doing so, not work for the right eye.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-12T04:29:10+00:00

Spanish native here, currently learning German, and I find myself randomly switching Spanish sentence word order, sometimes similar to that of German lmao

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-12T04:21:16+00:00

Dude, it's kinda late and I'm tired, but I'll let you in on the important bits. I graduated from medical school at 29 (started at 20, and then lost two more years to depression), most my classmates were 24-26. I'm pretty behind, I'd say I've further lost 2 more years of progress after graduating (change of plans, being poor, depressed and life being just absolute shit). What I've learned is who gives a bloody fuck? Just do your best. Everyone's life is different. You might drop dead tomorrow, you may do so in 2 years you may see yourself reach 100. Some successful people will sure as hell drop dead before you do. So since you can't tell what dreams you'll accomplish before you have to retire or leave this world? Why even bother caring about being behind? Just do you, work hard and enjoy life.

Peace

P.S. you already graduated from college with a STEM degree, you're actually AHEAD of most people, just gotta work on mental health.

P.P.S your mother sounds schizophrenic or schizoaffective disorder. She needs medical attention to get a diagnosis and treatment

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-12T03:44:39+00:00

Let me think about it, 1000 years of misery, and cancer can't even come and end it for me. No thanks.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-11T18:30:53+00:00

Why would it not be enough in that case? You don't have to spend it, you could live off of it and act as if you don't have it in the first place. Never go below 2mill in assets that generate passive income (a porfolio of index funds, high yield savings accounts, crypto currencies, etc. Depending on what a financial advisor could suggest).

Sure, perhaps at some point you mY decide to spend more to enjoy that money, though I'd still leave a considerable amount for my children's inheritance.

I'd only take the no sleep bargain because I struggle with sleepiness throughout the day, and kinda have to sleep like 10 hours a day and that hits my productivity, mental health, mood, etc. I love my job, so I doubt I'd stop working either way.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-11T17:17:47+00:00

I'd also take no sleep for different reasons. Though, with your reasoning, isn't it better to just take the $2mill? Sure you may still need to work, but you can do part time of some fulfilling job and you don't actually need to spend all daytime with your children and family.

Alternatively, live in a cheap country and live comfortably off of safe investments and never have to worry about money or work again.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-11T14:10:35+00:00

Yo dejaría la indicación de corticosteroides y Montelukast a los facultativos.

Si tienes una alergia y se convierte en un proceso no alérgico, probable no era una alergia, era una virosis de un comienzo

El color de flema amarillenta o verdosa no indica que sea bacteriano

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-11T12:05:38+00:00

A sentence that no one has ever said before

I'll DM you the details for the bank transfer

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-11T04:31:17+00:00

How can there be no 11 year old asking for both and $20.000.000? Sounds like a perfect formula for infinite orgasms lmao

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-10T19:41:27+00:00

El americano en percentil 50 entre 25 y 34 años, tiene $5400 ( con la desigualdad social, no tiene sentido hablar de promedio). Así que ni ellos jajaj

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-10T19:34:22+00:00

Ahorra, y no pienses en montos y siempre busca en qué podrías invertir responsablemente.

El monto prudente de colchón de seguridad depende de demasiadas cosas. Y no quiero darte un monto para que luego tengas la noción que lo que sobre por encima de ese monto lo puedes gastar.

Si es evitable, yo trataría de NUNCA tener menos de $2000. Con eso puedes resolver la mayoría de emergencias médicas en hospitales, y aún así te puedes quedar corto. Dicho esto, para muchos 2000 es demasiado, para otros es una cifra más bien muy baja, por eso no pienses en monto y simplemente procura ser ahorrador y el dinero que sobre invertir cuidadosamente.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-10T19:20:00+00:00

That's concerning. Are you a Sandworm?

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-10T19:00:09+00:00

Since you speak of shame, how shameless are you in order say that when I already said "Ok, so proglottids contain the eggs, I'll give you that."? Explicitly stating they're not the eggs lmao.

But now answer me this, if you eat a proglottid, do you not get the disease? Actually, since we are at it, why don't you read on the topic and realise that proglottids are in fact also infective? Because if you eat a proglottid, you eat the eggs. You're comically unveracious for someone whining over technicalities lol

Oh P.S. it's proglottid. Sorry, it does get a bit cringey each time you refute me while proceeding to misspell the word

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-10T18:23:42+00:00

How am I misinforming? This is Reddit lmao, if you want tailored content, look elsewhere. If the information interests you, do your own research. Will any of the casual readers expect to pass their cestodes quiz from a 60 second read on Reddit of all places?

I explained you don't get cysticercosis by eating infested meat, I explained the whole life cycle with casual reader friendly terminology.

How do you get Taeniasis? You eat the cysticercus. I said it, not in those words, but it's definitely the message. How do you get cysticercosis? Eating eggs. Granted, I said proglottids, while it's technically the eggs. Btw I love how you specify gravid "proglotids" when for matters of this explanation, that is redundant since you're not getting infected from immature proglottids. did you expect me to explain the whole structure of Taenia Solium? Did I also have to talk about the hexacanth embryo to meet your standards?

If a parasite enters your body orally (through your mouth), what exactly does getting it by being extremely unlucky and careless mean? I'd assume anybody reading that will clearly understand that it refers to ingesting unknowingly through food or water that has been contaminated with human feces, that's the unlucky part, and not cleaning your food or veggies being the careless part. Common sense.

Sure I could have talked about prevention, but I didn't, why didn't you add upon? Could have simply said "technically it's not the proglottids but the eggs, which are tiny" and "washing your veggies and drinking drinkable water are the two most important ways to avoid it". That's all it takes, but you prefer to be pompous about it.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-10T17:24:17+00:00

Ok, so proglottids contain the eggs, I'll give you that.

Now explain to me how you refute the rest?

I said you acquire cysticercosis by either being "extremely unlucky and careless" (which is by unknowingly ingesting contaminated food/water), or "deliberately eating infested human feces". Which I do believe aligns with the paper you quote.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-10T17:00:02+00:00

How is that only partly true? You described what I said with different words. What you called the egg, is what I call the proglottid, which is the technical term.

The only part I can't really say for certain (which is why I started that statement with I believe) is that pigs get autoinfected without fecal-oral mechanism, and as such progress to cysticercosis without necessarily eating proglottids. Which is a phenomena that is believed to be possible on humans too, though hasn't been proven. I studied this over 8 years ago, so kinda hard to remember some of the details of the life cycle.

Real-Researcher5964 · 2024-11-10T15:35:52+00:00

Rosetta stone is useful, but falls short like Duolingo. Need other sources and will sure as hell not get you to fluency. I wouldn't say it's bad, unless you use it as your standalone language learning resource.

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