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Marianations t1_j9iz9nx wrote
Reply to comment by Dragmire800 in Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79
Unless your parents are Millennials or Gen Z
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BrotherAdultMan t1_j9ixcel wrote
Reply to comment by crusoe in Extensive accumulation of misfolded protein aggregates during natural aging and senescence (2023) by basmwklz
You could do that, or you could do anywhere from 16:8 to 22:2 most days of the week. I try to do at least 16:8, but it’s 17:7, or even 20:4 depending on the day.
BrotherAdultMan t1_j9ix1hj wrote
Reply to comment by protoopus in Wombat cube-shaped poop is formed through an intestinal drying process akin to the dynamics of cooling lava beds, that create consistent cracks by marketrent
He didn’t say anything about wombats.
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babieswithrabies63 t1_j9itsx8 wrote
Reply to comment by truthful_maiq in Current, Lifetime Cannabis Use Associated with Lower Blood Pressure by Defiant_Race_7544
There is a lot of information out there contradicting your claim.
PayTyler t1_j9itmle wrote
Reply to New research using advanced technology suggests heavy oil facilities in Saskatchewan are releasing almost four times as much methane as they report to government. by avogadros_number
I wish everyone would just be honest to the best of their abilities. Why are they releasing so much methane anyway? Don't they know that's money that's floating away?
sreevisakh t1_j9is2m9 wrote
Reply to Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79
Normal people can't even afford the cost of raising kids. Not that I'm against STEM in general or research that improves quality of life for everyone - please find cheaper medicines or affordable commodities.
Koujinkamu t1_j9iqp4s wrote
Reply to comment by dr-freddy-112 in Emotion dysregulation predicts belief in conspiracy theories, study finds by lolfuys
I believe in Pizza Earth; we are the filling and the space monsters are hungry.
tattooed_debutante t1_j9ip9jq wrote
Reply to Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79
Women need way way better fertility support.
FerociousPancake t1_j9iovgl wrote
Reply to New research using advanced technology suggests heavy oil facilities in Saskatchewan are releasing almost four times as much methane as they report to government. by avogadros_number
It’s cool they probably just wrote the government a big hush check so they left them alone
dr-freddy-112 t1_j9ilqs9 wrote
Reply to comment by Ixm01ws6 in Emotion dysregulation predicts belief in conspiracy theories, study finds by lolfuys
I don't think they're talking about conspiracies that seem likely or are common. Probably more akin to Pizza Gate, Flat Earth, and things like that.
Ishpeming_Native t1_j9ikfsm wrote
Reply to comment by Joe4o2 in Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79
What's really insane is that those guys found women to marry who were still young enough to have kids. We're talking an age gap of at LEAST 20 years, if not 30 or more. I'm 76, and if I had a 10-year-old to take care of right now I'd probably die. And I'm not joking at all. Taking out the garbage is about all I can handle. (Emphysema is not fun, people.)
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Reply to comment by Darkhorseman81 in Pharmacological vitamin C inhibits mTOR signaling and tumor growth by degrading Rictor and inducing HMOX1 expression (Feb 2023) by basmwklz
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ButterBallTheFatCat t1_j9ijrmc wrote
Reply to comment by Apprehensive-Bee-474 in A study supported "medicinal cannabis’ potential to safely treat non-cancer chronic conditions and indications." by OregonTripleBeam
Order some stuff from 3chi and get to do so even if you forget it's coming
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Broflake-Melter t1_j9ijcyt wrote
Reply to comment by malepitt in Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79
they've evolved eusociality. Makes you wonder what life would be like for humans if we had done the same.
Broflake-Melter t1_j9ijab2 wrote
Reply to Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79
FYI, when discussing sex in Naked Mole Rats, it's important to distinguish between female workers and queens.
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jnelsoni t1_j9iilin wrote
Reply to comment by ThyShirtIsBlue in Emotion dysregulation predicts belief in conspiracy theories, study finds by lolfuys
Michael Jackson is already back in the public eye, and working to fight the deep state. Not many people have figured it out yet, but George Santos is actually the king of pop.
maddmannmatt t1_j9ii86m wrote
Reply to Unlike most mammals, female naked mole rats develop new eggs throughout their entire lives – a finding that could lead to improvements in human infertility research. by chrisdh79
Great. More humans. Just what the world needs….
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Reply to Companies with climate change initiatives may be the biggest greenhouse gas emitters. Researchers say this supports the theory of companies 'greenwashing' with symbolic gestures rather than making material change that can help fight climate change. N = 600 companies from 35 countries. by MistWeaver80
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