I learned a trick... Probably the single most useful trick I've ever learned. If you ever struggle with "regularity," read on... Laxatives are damaging your kidneys - especially magnesium. Instead, slurp up a tablespoon of olive oil every night before bed, along with a glass of warm water. I just verified it works for a few days. It definitely works. Every morning... Its working perfectly. It makes your intestines more slippery... So stuff doesn't get stuck. Enjoy.

🤔 so if AI causes global universal dutch disease - and it is - then the only way we don't all become some shithole like Venezuela is to return to property and homesteading. 🤔 so... We need the American Perestroika to happen ASAP

🤔 the right to vote is **_the most fiat_** substitution for the right to withdraw.

If anyone is shocked at the elites being pediphiles, look up "John Maynard Keynes gay/pedophile" and skip the lying AI answer. You can read his words directly from his sex diary. This shit ain't new, and all of modern economics is built upon stuff at least as bad as Epstein.

Favorite word as of 1 minute ago : astute. Ass toot. Teheheeeeee

So... No point in linking articles, I'm sure everyone is seeing them anyways... But I gots 2 sats on sumthin... Zelensky says the US requested their help with Iran, AND Israel is talking about attacking Lebanon... So doesn't it look like Netanyahu and Trump are specifically trying to expand the war? Is this the controlled demolition of America? New baseline going forward : the purpose of the war is not to win, but to expand.

🤔 so... If we lose the illegal war on Iran... **_then_** can we get rid of Trump?

"Endoplasmic reticulum" is my current favorite thing. Anyone remember the first Sim City game? The little text when loading a map sometimes said "reticulating splines" and I never knew what that meant but thought it was awesome anyways. So in my bio quest, I've returned to an earlier chapter. 28 and 29 gave a very zoomed out view of the evolution of prokaryotes and eukaryotes, but I needed to return to basics, since on the first pass, my eyes were kinda glazed over. So I'm reading about endoplasmic reticulum and the ribosomes embedded on it, and how proteins get sent to the Golgi Apparatus... And here I find a philosophical problem. Over the past several years, my philosophy has roughly developed along the lines of, "the map is not the territory." This is so useful... And can be applied to almost anything. It jives well with Kantian philosophy, tarot, Christianity, theurgy... Just, everything. But those especially. Also bitcoiners used to say it a lot. Bring that back... But now in biology, the problem is that the map is definitely the territory. I regularly stop and exclaim, "but how does it know!?!?" The operations of the Golgi Apparatus is one such point. So, what happens is, first segments of DNA that encode the needed proteins are grouped into the ribosomes on the endoplasmic reticulum, where they execute and make a protein. Then the protein gets ferried over to the Golgi Apparatus, where it goes in one side and exits the other side slightly modified - usually a short suger is added, and that modification acts as an address label. The label (a molecule) tells a "vescicle" - a different molecule, which acts as a mailman, where to take the protein. Then it gets assimilated into whatever structure its taken to, and that's how cells grow or repair. But here's the recurring problem : where's the corresponding information stored? Like, okay, the short sugar addition is the label, I see how its added and taken off, but a label has to correspond to some inverse receiving function, and I'm not seeing that in the vescicles. Is the whole thing based on the probability of a molecule randomly finding a receiving corresponding shape to fit into? If that's how it works, then why add it to a vescicle first? And if that's how it works, then each organelle - nay, each component of each organelle - must have a unique key to prevent proteins from going to the wrong place. Well anyways. I suppose if the answers were easy, there'd be no bio quest. Yeah, backwards logic, but it's all I got here. The quest continues....

🤔 so graphene is just benzene that keeps going... Huh. Cuz benzene has the delocalized pi electrons sticking off the side. I think something just clicked.