Not with that attitude! /s
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Let’s hope we get Cyberpunk!
No, because it’s 6:30am bro
3·3 个月前Because nominal wealth relative to natural capital is true wealth /s. Fuck the world!!
What’s with the hand – oh, edit: that’s his ear not her thumb
10·3 个月前Maybe, but if PGE2 signaling is disrupted in non-cartilage tissues, it could promote abnormal growth or inflammation. For example, PGE2 has complex roles in cancer and fibrosis. And if the drug isn’t perfectly specific, it might inhibit other enzymes or pathways. This is because 15-PGDH is active in other tissues (e.g., liver, muscle, bone). Inhibiting it systemically might affect these tissues, though the study suggests localized joint injection could minimize this I suppose…
Yeah but while PGE2 promotes cartilage repair, it also plays roles in inflammation, fever, and gastrointestinal issues. If PGE2 levels rise too high or in the wrong context, it could cause unwanted inflammation or side effects similar to NSAIDs (e.g. stomach irritation).
22·3 个月前Is it a PsyOp movie?
It’s not about the jobs… It’s about those who think some people are worth less than others.
Back in the days of Napster, when everyone was using it… They turned a blind eye because it could’ve easily meant 90% of the population imprisoned or juvie, wasn’t worth it at the time. So they made subscriptions possible, for music and for movies, shows and stuff. The illusion of choice is powerful to mask away your freedom of truly wanting what you want. When your playpen is narrowed down to only so few toys, you think your toys are truly what exists, and you forget to question why the playpen is even there.
9·3 个月前Ahahah that was a good read. They did change it in the end, but pulling rank like that does make people doubtful lol
Just follow the money, there’s documented evidence of unusual pre-9/11 trading that profited from short bets.
Allen Poteshman’s peer-reviewed study in The Journal of Business (2006) concluded: “there is evidence of unusual option market activity in the days leading up to September 11 that is consistent with investors trading on advance knowledge of the attacks.”