I agree that separating people who do not abide by the contract of society is necessary, but I think we (America) are wrong to make it a punitive experience. Separate them and let them live their lives as comfortably as they can. Causing additional suffering does not seem to be necessary.
It is the weird backlighting from the Christmas lights. I took a selfie of my wife and I in front of a Christmas tree in a park one time and it looks like the most hilariously badly photoshopped image imaginable.
The answer is "no", in multiple ways in this case.
Is this an exercise drug? No.
This is a drug meant to stimulate the effects of exercise for people with Alzheimer's.
Does it clearly work for that purpose? No.
You can pretty much just not open articles with headlines in this format. If there was exciting news to report, the headline would say that instead.
Looks amazing!
I recommend getting yourself a sprouting kit (or making one. They are easy) and then you can have the freshest bean sprouts all the time!
How difficult was it? I keep talking myself into and out of buying a Decent machine, but if I could get some of the functionality with LESS expense, I may be interested.
This is a great take on the subject.
In my area the Jerusalem artichoke would mostly be competing with Asian honeysuckle and Bradford pear trees which have already escaped captivity and killed everything else, but I completely agree that releasing virulent species into any kind of intact ecosystem can be very damaging.
While studying permaculture and regenerative agriculture I came across this thread on native species and it stuck with me. I'm now in the camp of, "the world is changing and what grew in an area before night not be the right thing to grow there now".
Typically wildflowers in an area are synonymous with weeds. They shouldn't have any trouble growing if you break the current grass monopoly even a little. Most people have a hard time getting them to NOT grow in their yard. I had good luck including Jerusalem artichokes (sunchokes) in my yard. They are HUGE when fully grown and you will basically need a flame thrower to get rid of them but the birds and bees love them. They also spread risomatically by sending out root runners, so they break up compacted soil.
A combination of those and sunflowers would basically be a 2 meter tall flower bed. I don't think you would even need the cardboard.
I'm going to recommend, in addition to meditation, that you look into IFS Therapy. You can see an actual therapist about it, but you can also just read a book on the subject and do it yourself unless you have really deep trauma or addictions to deal with.
The guy who invented it has several books, but I recommend Self Therapy by Jay Earley as it is based around working on your own and is basically like meditation with the purpose of resolving your inner issues. My ADHD brain has improved a ton since I started doing it. Feel free to message me if you have any questions. This is my current Hyperfocus, so I'm already way down the rabbit hole on research. 😁
I had to look up what this was (I'm from the Midwest). It sounds incredible and I felt my arteries hardening up just looking at the picture! I can't wait to try it!
You had a moment of clarity where your true Self was able to be present and witness the good in the world. This is huge and you should know that a random internet stranger is proud of you for noticing. It is the first step to starting to heal your own inner parts who are still carrying that trauma from decades ago. The next step is to try to bring that enlightenment and understanding inside yourself.
Congratulations on your new wisdom!
If you do happen to find it, please post a link. I'll go looking also.
Never mind. It was linked in the article.The paper in question.