§ɦṛɛɗɗịɛ ßịⱺ𝔩ⱺɠịᵴŧ @ shreddy_scientist @lemmy.ml

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For ADHD specifically, the dopamine and endorphin release from exercise is what helps combat the symptoms. But the platelets aid with neuron rejuvenation. So, I'd think it wouldn't be of much help. For older folks the platelets seem to provide the biggest benefit. This is because with age, there tends to be increased difficulty in movement as well as neuron function.

They are all ran by the top 0.1%, any opposing views were intended to simply ignite the ongoing culture war as a distraction from topics like this US backed coup in Peru. Your selection of news outlets is on par with using CNN, Fox, MSNBC, NY Times and the Washington Post. It's wild to me you are blind to this aspect while also soo quick to critique actual independent media.

Reuters is ran by Bell Globemedia and has ties to the Rothschilds, Al Jazeera is ran out of Dubai and is Qatari state-owned, Sky is owned by Comcast, BBC is well established in their elitism, and Vanguard + Blackrock are the big financiers behind AP.

You seem to be doing a ton of projecting, I hope you're ok. Take it easy and be well.

Explaining the outlet is well established and not dictated on what to publish in order for it be broadcast to the masses is deflection? How about instead of saying it's baseless, you highlight what doesn't align with your US Today articles so we can have a discussion instead of sticking your nose up?

My apologies this isn't a corporate media outlet ran by the 1%

They're a 17 year publication which hasn't sold out, maybe read more than just the same sources to gain a better view of whats going on in the world?

Or attack helicopter?

Graphenes PDF Viewer is a good option.

It seems like its part of the incentive. Peru and it's neighbors also have Russian and Soviet era military equipment stock plies. These weapons are being asked to be donated to Ukraine and NATO. There's a claim they're setting up prevention methods to deter drug trafficking between Peru and the US as well.

Only fools will

Damn, "biological astrology" is dialed in, very well said!

We Might Be Drunk is the podcast I listen to with the most consistency, and definitely worth a listen. Two of my favorite comedians (Mark Norman & Sam Morrill) who are hilarious while also getting into aspects of day to day life.

Being poor and losing everything is a much tougher hill to climb compared to having savings and income. Like Katrina, which hit all walks of life, the Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander and Black locals are in a more dire situation, stemming from the lack of alarm, due to these income disparities.

Disregard whatever you've heard about installing Linux on the device, find the agreement given with it and see what it says. If no reference is made to doing your thing then returning it with the same setup, I'd say you're in the clear. I'd bet the agreement covers damage, lost and stolen aspects plus returning it good condition, yet if you reinstall the software like it was provided they'd have to be very explicit about not loading Linux. If they do, you could use linux on a USB without installation. This could get you off the spyware while not breaking the rules if they are in writing.

ATM's make pulling out cash an option without human interaction, plus there's exponentially less tracking possible. Seems like a win-win, especially when you take into account some banks are revoking the option to pull out cash.

OSS Weather has decent radar for rain and solid stats in the home screen too. There's three different sources for weather data you can select, so I'd bet one will be better than the others for radar mapping.

Maybe Orson's scientific notebook (https://orsn.io) could work. For basic spreadsheets it's cryptpad.fr or bust in my book

Food is an insanely big global commodity, "Big Meat" has convinced tons of folks into eating it more than once a day, it's insane. For reference, 3/4 of all crops grown in the US are given to live stock. Only thing comparable to meat is the military. But military with the cars, powerplants, and massive factories are tied up in the worldwide wildfires. They're directly related, from an individual stand point stopping meat consumption is the biggest move a single person can make. One 1/4lb beef patty is equal to the water needed to shower for a month. All that said, farms make sense to highlight as renewable straws and bags don't really help. Summing up everything from the corporate asshats as wild fires while also isolating the biggest factor we each have control over is a smart move from my viewpoint.

Edit: I'd bet the dementia aspect is partially controlled by day to day life now having vivid demonstrations of the damage the earth has taken and the very real aspect we have to question if the future is inhabitable. Of the Ag industry, livestock is the most resource dependant by a large margin and a major driver of antibiotic resistant microbes, plus invokes toxic damage to the surrounding area when done on a large scale.

Edit 2: Well, though its not wrong, having pipelines under the transport umbrella skews the numbers to me. The liquids alone being volatile identifies they will be converted to the gaseous phase easily, especially in those volumes. It should 100% be it's own category. The data link also only had a review of the transportation data, livestock feed + water and moving the livestock is definitely not accounted for in Ag but transport. Seems like the lines were blurred to tell a specific story.

Mull is basically LibreWolf on mobile, even has uBlock in the add-on's too!

I don't think this has been rolled out yet unfortunately. Systray-x or KDocker will make it happen until it's native though.