https://twitter.com/NASAExoplanets/status/1561442514078314496?utm_campaign=wp_todays_worldview_medium=email_source=newsletter=nl_todayworld
I'm not sure if this super duper cool. Or hilariously terrifying. I also
feel like I this, or something like it was floating around before.
And now i'm off
another, I think relevant/interesting science fiction reference: Neal
Stephenson's *Snow Crash*.
Not central to the novel, but central to scene settting for much of the action
was a concept of a metaverse—a single streeet 32,000 miles long) where the
superstructure/infrastructure was paid
Caspien also is not all that gentle on your system while something like
sudafed, or nyquil and or dayquil are a little gentler I think they have
something in their for decongestion..
On Tue, Aug 23, 2022 at 9:07 AM glen wrote:
> Although capsaicin seems to have a reputation for
There's a great little missive in The Quarry: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10151054/, delivered by the Shannon character about
how small towns (particularly in sparse places like West TX) used to have participative main streets. Then the highways rerouted
all the traffic and the "quiet people"
Glen -
Great thoughtful and thought-provoking post (as usual). (at the risk of
verging on bro-etry?)
Sanas, the buzzy Bay Area startup that wants to make the world sound
whiter
https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/sanas-startup-creates-american-voice-17382771.php
And a voice modifier
That is a brilliant business model. Although I wonder how long it will last.
Increasingly I am able to not have to talk to customer support thanks to 24/7
chats.
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Although capsaicin seems to have a reputation for anti-inflammatory effects, my
guess is it only achieves 2 things for colds/flus: 1) temporary decongestion
and 2) tiring out your cells so they can't go back to generating stuff (mucous,
inflammatory response, etc.). More sane decongestants
This is an interesting take on AR I hadn't really thought of:
Sanas, the buzzy Bay Area startup that wants to make the world sound whiter
https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/sanas-startup-creates-american-voice-17382771.php
And a voice modifier from a different company here:
