A conversation with David Sinclair.
I agree with him that it’s simply a software problem.
A conversation with David Sinclair.
I agree with him that it’s simply a software problem.
…unite!
This could be huge. And if it’s true, it might also partly validate Thomas Gold’s theory that natural gas is abiotic (and also unlimited).
“I thought I was saving them.”
This is medical madness.
Sea-level rise remains stable, and no signs of catastrophe.
As noted, we continue to not know what we don’t know about H2O. I wonder at what temperatures it maintains the properties, and if it will have any practical applications.
The NIH is telling people to supplement with vitamin D.
I wonder how many lives would have been saved if they’d said that three years ago? And maybe we’ll start taking lysine, too, given how cheap it is.
[Update a couple minutes later]
Gee, D may reduce the chance of suicide, too.
It really is an underrated miracle hormone.
Some interesting and surprising new research.
What the article doesn’t address, though, is the metabolic effect of different diets, which also influences calories burning. It does, though, reinforce the saying that “you can’t run away from a bad diet.”
ChatGPT is now (among other things) refusing to defend fossil fuel use.