Is there any danger of transplanting organs into you that have genes which signal not to develop a brain? Would those genes potentially affect your actual brain?
Apple had been around 12 til 2019, now around 32 [1]. They were/are discounted for a long time but some kind of stocks had a price never based on fundamentals.
Good article. The entirety of the "epidemic" is explained by:
- Expanding diagnostic criteria for an illness with no mechanistic explanation
- Increasing access to mental healthcare
- Overmedicalization of traits that aren't causing actual dysfunction, driven by cultural changes in parenting
- Rampant non-reproducibility and pseudoscience in the field of psychology
- Weird online trends of self-diagnosis where mental illness provides clout
- Anti-vaccine paranoia trying to find some kind of mysterious epidemic to pin on vaccines
Of course, a war on authentic neurotoxins is warranted even if autism rates are declining. But only in a manner informed by science and sober cost/benefit analysis.
Seemed potentially like a new kernel, rather than a new OS, and thus potentially a replacement for the Android kernel one day.
But that would mean all of the Android SDKs would need to be abstracted away from Linux, but it seems like they abandoned some of that effort and are mostly just emulating Android on Fuschia for now.
NFTs have been extremely intertwined with money laundering. The more legitimate and interesting the original NFT, the more plausible the fictitious asset inflation will seem. The extent to which such a thing involves the actual participation of the artist probably varies.
