Perhaps they expect a bronze hammer.

He didn't take it on the plane though, he took it at the destination where he could rest properly and woke up refreshed the next day. Though like the above study, he was travelling east, Australia to US. I'm skipping the fun part where he estimated he was about the size of a sheep to get the dose.

According to the discoverer, Prof Roger Short, you take it to match the day/night cycle where you're going, so ideally you take it around 8pm or so with a mask to simulate darkness where you're going, try to sleep and you should wake up refreshed as it rewires your diurnal cycle.

Daft Punk - Discovery

That was Rogue, that special started in X Men vs Street Fighter

Viruses are about 100x smaller than bacteria and much harder to filter, they're also mostly unaffected by chemicals like chlorine. It's part of why we need vaccination, because it's much harder to deal with viruses than bacteria.

Do you have any idea how small filters have to be to keep out viruses? If you think we can do it in the water supply, I have very bad news for you.

Ah, so you can afford mistakes and hallucinations in your support staff. I can't. I would lose my job for that level of mistake. You're just using it as a replacement for free labour. You get what you pay for.

What do you do that AI makes faster? Anything that requires experience and expertise, the evidence is AI makes people worse at their tasks over time. AI is supposed to do the basics well and for me, it doesn't always do that well.

Of course and there are advantages to that, too, but to me, General AI is trying to solve problems that don't need technical solutions. It's also making people worse at what they do, including collaboration.

Just imagine how good it could have been with another person who had their own unique ideas instead of a bot who knows less about the field.

So you're comparing alopecia to regain of lost function? Wrong Regaine, I think. You would have done better to argue telomere loss isn't part of the developmental process, except it is.

You need to look into the research on things like neuroplasticity and stroke recovery. If our brains couldn't develop after 25, changes like those would be impossible.

Tony Robinson as The man with a Tape recorder up his nose.

Not a problem, I'm not exactly giving hot takes and immaculate vibes, just sharing things I find interesting.