Thanks, this answers none of my questions.
Here’s some random research from 2016 strongly suggesting that heavy alcohol usage increases alzheimer symptoms. Not the best paper,but it’s the first I found.
So, since alcohol has been known to increase alzheimer symptoms since at least 2016, I was wondering what’s new here? Is it only the individual cell research? Because that’s just an applied technique, isn’t it?
This “gf” is a very talented entrepeneur
Given the average age (and diet), there’s hope yet
I learned this is high-school. What’s new about this study? Could we not look at single cells in brains before?
That’s a perfectly acceptable plan, were it not that a laptop is much less handy. It’s cumbersome to use a laptop while standing in a crowded bus, for instance, that’s what a phone is good for.
Yes, same reason I would’ve liked GOT to have a proper final season. It’s for the story telling.
It’s weird how can upvote both this and the “fuck OP” comments
Since they’re talking about JQuery, I think that knowledge is lost to time.
I have a fairly expensive espresso machine, but I only ever use that one button that makes simple black coffee. What does that say about me?
Fucking hubspot
I like this sentiment. Hope is also very important in my life. In my darkest times, there was always hope to cling to. It wasn’t always realistic and most of it has failed. Some have succeeded though and I am in a much better place now.
However, it is important to learn that failure is a good thing. Society has imprinted in most of us that failure is bad. It is not. Failure is a way to learn. Without failure you cannot learn and you cannot grow.
For this same reason it is perfectly fine for hope to fail. You can learn from that and adjust your hopes and expectations accordingly within the scope of you values.
Obviously my comment came before their’s, but thanks anyways
You will put that frown down, or I’ll take you to brown town
Jesus fuck, does everything have to be political? I guess it does
I’ve recently been reading about the 6 dimensions of societies by Geert Hofstede. I think the voices in you head translate very well to those dimensions. It makes sense that in a more matriarchal society, you’d hear your dead relatives and in a more communal society you’d hear people laughing at you. While in a more patriarchal and individual society like the US the voices are more antagonising.
That figure is taking a bold risk, a risk
I don’t think much has changed since then. There are still many services around that require an app, because it’s cool