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NEURALINK’S FIRST PATIENT SPARKS FOR NEXT STEP TO PHYSICAL RESTORATION Noland Arbaugh is fired up for a second Neuralink implant - this one aims at movement, not just digital control! Anticipation: •⁠ ⁠Second chip planned to bypass damaged spinal signals •⁠ ⁠Routing brain activity straight to muscle •⁠ ⁠From...

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This is the one puff that changed it all. It caused Tesla stock to fall -9% the next day (stock is up multiples from that day), made Elon get drug tested by NASA randomly for 3 years (he passed all tests) and opened the floodgates for mainstream media to make this man look like a drug addict to cocaine, LSD, ecstasy, mushrooms, and ketamine (AKA WSJ, which often lies to get clicks & has alternative motives). But in fact, this is the furthest from the truth. Elon is NOT a drug addict, he just took one puff of marijuana with his buddy Joe Rogan on a podcast, he was having a good time. Plus it’s just weed for crying out loud, it’s proven to be less harmful than alcohol. On top of this, he has the whole world on his shoulders with immense pressure to make the future better through his companies’ products that no other company is attempting. Don’t believe what mainstream media is running with, bc they are just chasing clicks & ad $, NOT the truth. Let Elon’s actions & results speak for itself, NOT what others portray him to be. He’s a real man, with a kind heart, with honest intentions, & is fighting for a brighter future, and if he wants to live it up every now and then, so be it.
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This is the one puff that changed it all. It caused Tesla stock to fall -9% the next day (stock is up multiples from that day), made Elon get drug tested by NASA randomly for 3 years (he passed all tests) and opened the floodgates for mainstream media to make this man look like a drug addict to cocaine, LSD, ecstasy, mushrooms, and ketamine (AKA WSJ, which often lies to get clicks & has alternative motives). But in fact, this is the furthest from the truth. Elon is NOT a drug addict, he just took one puff of marijuana with his buddy Joe Rogan on a podcast, he was having a good time. Plus it’s just weed for crying out loud, it’s proven to be less harmful than alcohol. On top of this, he has the whole world on his shoulders with immense pressure to make the future better through his companies’ products that no other company is attempting. Don’t believe what mainstream media is running with, bc they are just chasing clicks & ad $, NOT the truth. Let Elon’s actions & results speak for itself, NOT what others portray him to be. He’s a real man, with a kind heart, with honest intentions, & is fighting for a brighter future, and if he wants to live it up every now and then, so be it.

Teslaconomics

538,586 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

This is an interesting one: 2 rounds of antibiotics given to a patient for a chest infection. Patient still unwell. I wonder how much microbiology and pathology PAs have done in order to pick up what sort of chest infection this may have been in the first place (so to give the right antibiotics if needed) Wonder if this was a bacterial infection in the first place? Intrigued to understand what PA next steps would be? Had the patient seen the GP the second time? Interesting take on educating the public and interesting method by being pretty passive aggressive - unsure if this is the technique to be used. Glad that they are educating on antibiotic resistance though. I wonder how much this is happening causing increased activity, increased wait times and increased activity (unnecessarily)
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This is an interesting one: 2 rounds of antibiotics given to a patient for a chest infection. Patient still unwell. I wonder how much microbiology and pathology PAs have done in order to pick up what sort of chest infection this may have been in the first place (so to give the right antibiotics if needed) Wonder if this was a bacterial infection in the first place? Intrigued to understand what PA next steps would be? Had the patient seen the GP the second time? Interesting take on educating the public and interesting method by being pretty passive aggressive - unsure if this is the technique to be used. Glad that they are educating on antibiotic resistance though. I wonder how much this is happening causing increased activity, increased wait times and increased activity (unnecessarily)

Dr Sandeep Bansal

21,452 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Gov. Kathy Hochul just expanded the net on NYC’s new second-home tax. It now starts at properties with a “market value” of $1 million or more (for the next two years) — it used to be for second homes starting at $5 million. Plus, there’s a new surcharge on all-cash home purchases over $1 million. This is part of Mayor Mamdani’s push to “tax the rich” and close the budget gap. Critics say it’ll speed up the wealthy exodus from NYC to lower-tax states. Will they just pay it and stay… or pack up for Florida/Texas? (Video: AI)
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Gov. Kathy Hochul just expanded the net on NYC’s new second-home tax. It now starts at properties with a “market value” of $1 million or more (for the next two years) — it used to be for second homes starting at $5 million. Plus, there’s a new surcharge on all-cash home purchases over $1 million. This is part of Mayor Mamdani’s push to “tax the rich” and close the budget gap. Critics say it’ll speed up the wealthy exodus from NYC to lower-tax states. Will they just pay it and stay… or pack up for Florida/Texas? (Video: AI)

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

402,914 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Folks are asking about this play from the Kansas City Royals and Detroit Tigers. This was ruled Riley Greene reaching on a fielder's choice with the runner Kevin McGonigle safe at second on the error (and he eventually went to third). This is scored correctly, as this is an ordinary effort play by the second baseman Andrew Velazquez, who just has to catch an easy bouncing grounder and step on second. There is no way this is a double, and a hit an any shape or form. This is a really easy, ordinary effort play for the second baseman. #FountainsUp #RepDetroit
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Folks are asking about this play from the Kansas City Royals and Detroit Tigers. This was ruled Riley Greene reaching on a fielder's choice with the runner Kevin McGonigle safe at second on the error (and he eventually went to third). This is scored correctly, as this is an ordinary effort play by the second baseman Andrew Velazquez, who just has to catch an easy bouncing grounder and step on second. There is no way this is a double, and a hit an any shape or form. This is a really easy, ordinary effort play for the second baseman. #FountainsUp #RepDetroit

MLB Scoring Changes

26,254 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat