As well, papers that need blue light to penetrate deep into tissues for the mechanism to work... well blue light doesn't do that.

Lots of higher-quality older work that says the closer to green you get, the more you induce sleep/torpor. And also that mice experience "aversion" to blue light and reduce activity. So shining bright blue on mice is not a good model of people or mitochondria.

journals.plos.org/plosbiology/...

👏 Ceiling lamps light up paper but windows light up retinas

illustrating how mDFD can apply directly to a dose-response for a "brighter" light

Agreeing that we need better names, I would add that it bugs me when people say the human L-cone peak is "red". It looks to me much more like "yellow", and then it's only via L-M opponency that we get the "red" color response?

I am so sorry. 💔

This is a business model problem. Supporting a niche device for a long time is very expensive.

Yet to come, I will post a followup when I have it.

LLMs train with trillions of tokens to do something akin to “brainstorming” but then we try to do safety/inhibition with a few paragraphs of system prompts? Think about all the corrections you get in high school, it’s more than a paragraph.