I wonder if this kind of stuff will be the eventual treatment plan for people with IBD.

The cynical assumption that it’s just people accepting their long covid as normal instead of something exceptional to report on. As you said though the article doesn’t indicate why it changed.

(Edit) the odd bit from the article is that is the number of folks who report ever having long covid symptoms is down. Which is an indicator that there may need to be some follow up with a longitudinal study.

And also alter strains of covid for profit... see the recent Pfizer ceo crap? 🤣

I took a class on the Holocaust college course in California and the professor never taught anything other than what happened to the Jewish population.

Is it because they get better, or because they die?

No, but (very influential) Jewish groups have historically fought against official recognition of other victims of the holocaust.

I said compared to most. I know there are cars.

Thanks, that was the motivation I needed to read the article. Kinda cool, I ride my bike to work.

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Sounds like he didn't try hard enough before, my dog catches them without hands all the time.

They are being tested on drones.

You're a tank? T1000.

There’s no way to get to it with a car.

Multiple deserts

Does this mean a smaller percentage report symptoms from those who get infected now, does it mean that the nominal number is smaller or does it mean that those who formerly reported symptoms got better?

This is revolutionary. Increased efficiency, structural stability, and reduced noise. In a couple of decades, iterations of these designs will likely replace all conventional props.

Drones, helicopters, propeller planes and boats are great and all, but the improvements to efficiency for large scale cargo ships, wind turbines, hell, potentially even steam turbines are where the big gains will be found.

Honestly would love to but I have a kid and all 4 grandparents live in California =[

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On film. Is he now an official actor? Is he a member of the actors guild?

I live in the United States. It is hard enough to find a bicycle rack in front of any kind of building except at a university. And even then, the rack might be kind of inadequate.

The whole idea that someone would invest the money to build an actual structure to hold parked bicycles is just mind-blowing

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The article says it’s either the impact of changes in the virus or increased immunity. I’m personally quite worried about long covid so to me, that WAS good news. Why do you say it’s not?

Nah just ask ChatGPT to write em, done and done.

That's wicked. I've been to a few pedestrian heavy places which were just awful for anyone with any kind of mobility issue (or who were pushing strollers).