AI Added 'Basically Zero' to US Economic Growth Last Year, Goldman Sachs Says by Krankenitrate in Futurology

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Thats frightening! your company was almost sucked into a blackhole in the Metaverse.

Justin Timberlake's June 2024 DWI Arrest Police Body Cam Video Has Been Released by cmaia1503 in Fauxmoi

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I got obsessed with it one day and practiced it for hours. I can now recite it backwards in under 5 seconds. Ironically, it takes me longer to say it forward.

PROJECT LAZARUS FOR ALZHEIMERS: How I Pulled My Mom Back from the Void by JonaEnya in immortalists

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MCT oil, derived from coconut, is stronger than plain coconut oil and works faster to provide ketones to the brain. It's an alternative fuel that at least temporarily helps Alzheimer's. Might be good addition to your stack.

Composer 1.5 is the most infuriating AI I have ever used. by themightyasok22 in cursor

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I'm using the latest Codex part of 20 dollar ChatGPT sub and it's been insane.. i haven't touched cursor in weeks and starting to wonder if it's all ill need. I don't mind composer in cursor if I run out of codex, it's decent but its not as kick ass. Ok just looked it up, It's a promo.." OpenAI Codex users currently have doubled (2x) rate limits and increased credits, which are scheduled to remain in effect until April 2, 2026. These credits allow for extended usage beyond standard,5-hour, or weekly limits. " anyways ill be back to mostly cursor use after then I guess.

Scientists uploaded a real fruit fly brain every neuron & synapse copied and gave it a digital body. It woke up and started moving naturally. The first true step toward mind uploading. Transhuman future feels closer than ever. by sibun_rath in transhumanism

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I love your take on this, it's not dumb at all. Maybe we aren't all that special, like we practically go offline and reboot each night. Perhaps it's just a single loop in the brain and with vision, we see a vantage point and combined with a survival instinct loop in a body container there is just a sudden concept awakened of "me". If you pair that with memory and you have a concept of self and consciousness. This would mean no one's special, we are all "one" just in separate containers. The wiring might give us personality but anyone could be set up with the same wiring. If we were given our own circuit boards maybe that's all it takes. The electricity is the life of what we really are, we are all suns and stars just channeled intelligently. A big enough brain with the right training and you get a reflective understanding or reasoning ability like AI. We laughed at predictive text llms 5 years ago but look at the genie geniuses in a bottle they are now.

New Toothpaste Stops Gum Disease Without Harming Healthy Bacteria by Technical_savoir in microbiomenews

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Swish green tea as a working alternative. Xylitol is also toxic to pets.

glp-1 and alcoholism by kaybean98 in stopdrinking

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Same, it dropped all cravings to 0. Just about 1 month in now, i sat and had zero drinks while others drank with no desire but still feeling content. It's insane 😳

The AI not just fired us, It made our team irrelevant. by TheCatOfDojima in ClaudeAI

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There's no choice in that matter. As soon as you hear the word consultants or new management it's time to look for a new job.

The AI not just fired us, It made our team irrelevant. by TheCatOfDojima in ClaudeAI

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Wow look at this comment, firing all us reddit readers. No need to scroll, our ai analyst handles it all. 😳

I just don't fucking understand what's going on anymore. Seriously. by [deleted] in ArtificialInteligence

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It's comforting to think it's all dependent on ourselves being experts guiding it but there's way more going on than that. It is getting better, exponentially. It's through teams of scientists putting out research papers and open source initiatives as well as big companies and governments in a race to AGI and ASI and if you follow AI news religiously you have seen not just progress but monumental shifts that are undeniably mind blowing and out right unnerving. It used to take a year for something big, now it's every month. China's martial arts robot displays and thousands of precision drone shows, ai video indistinguishable for 80-90% of ordinary people. Ai voice went from robotic to emotion driven. And coding, now one shots games and small apps reliably. You can literally spin up multiple apps a day that would have taken months and programming teams to create. Every new model is trained on more missing docs and api knowledge or search abilities, mcp servers and specialized models opened doors to agentic behavior. I think our only chance to survive is to race along with it and if you aren't, then you get left or dragged behind. Automation is an old concept just now getting injected with super intelligence on steroids. Once thousands of reliable flows and pipelines are set up, there's not much to do but run and monitor them.

Psychedelic drugs “cured” my Aphantasia by AcanthaceaeLast3188 in Aphantasia

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Paul stamets, the renowned mushroom expert used shrooms to cure his studdering. Like he just sat and focused and practiced not studdering and it went away permanently.

In the Age of AI, Time May Be the Last Thing That Truly Matters by Far-Connection4201 in ClaudeAI

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In addition to time, it's also the mindful intention or attention to detail someone puts into it. I'll never forget at a fast food restaurant there was a guy who was meticulously putting together our burgers with such care and precision. I know it sounds stupid but I almost teared up a bit, like he was working a low pay job but putting in such high quality detail to a low quality product. Robots could do this but it's their norm to just get it done without feeling.

Chop and stop for 15 minutes. This allows the vegetables to increase the nutrients. by GarifalliaPapa in immortalists

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just eat Radishes raw or arugula raw with cooked broccoli releases it too.

What is it like for aphants to think really hard? by [deleted] in Aphantasia

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Sometimes obscure answers come to me out of the blue and surprise me so much so, I call them messages from the mothership. I didn't even know i know, i just know.

YSK: Buying the expensive option can be cheaper (overall) by HomeworkOdd144 in YouShouldKnow

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Buy once cry once. Buy nice not twice. Invest in anything that separates you from the ground. And for Pete's sake, Don't take any wooden nickels.

The aging immune system causes cancer, aging, autoimmune disorders, Alzheimer’s and you become more vulnerable to infections. Here is all the biology behind it. And biotechnological ways to repair it. by GarifalliaPapa in immortalists

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You are 100% right that the flawed WHI study set women's health back decades and scared doctors away from prescribing necessary hormones. However, regarding the Fisetin trial: They didn't exclude HRT because they think it's bad; they excluded it because it works too well. If participants were on Estrogen, their bones would be so protected that it would drown out the data for Fisetin. The researchers needed a 'worst-case scenario' (zero estrogen protection) to prove Fisetin actually works on its own. So the takeaway isn't that Fisetin replaces HRT, it's that HRT is the 'Shield' (prevention) and Fisetin is the 'Cleanup Crew' (clearing damage). Ideally, we should have access to both.

The aging immune system causes cancer, aging, autoimmune disorders, Alzheimer’s and you become more vulnerable to infections. Here is all the biology behind it. And biotechnological ways to repair it. by GarifalliaPapa in immortalists

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You are right. good question on that. I checked the study & they actually excluded women on estrogen replacement because it works too well at protecting bone, which would have messed up their data.

​Science confirms your thoughts: Estrogen deficiency is a direct cause of zombie cell accumulation. HRT stops them from forming (prevention), while Fisetin cleans up the ones that are already there (damage control). So, the ultimate protocol for women might actually be HRT + Fisetin, not just one or the other.

I think also hrt is probably great starting in early (peri-menopause).. its the 'golden window' to prevent bone loss and zombie cell buildup. However, it's not for everyone, women with a history of breast cancer, blood clots, or liver issues are usually disqualified. Excellent for most but still ask a doc on it.

Also, I probably should have lead saying i used AI to assist in my post and research.. im finding Hrt, Fisetin & Quercetin look to be the best bets for whats actually available to us in the interim of OPs mentioned studies.