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(9 character limit strikes again!)
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Was Hawking in a wheelchair in 72?
Edit: Diagnosed in 1963, used wheelchair from 1969. Possibly was the longest-lived person with ALS.
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I thought the opinion was that he had a different form of motor neuron disease, like PLS
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The white sheep of the family who hogged all the brain cellsâŚ
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His guts are over-inflated.
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And Trumpâs every thoughts start with âI, the leaderâ.
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This whole comic is an excellent use of irony. A gem, Bolling, A+.
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From that study in Science News:
Whatâs more, antibiotics that lowered the amount of bacteria in the gut led mice to secrete less mucus. The animals seemed to keep the extra nitrogen that wasnât going to feed gut microbes for themselves, allowing the rodents to grow bigger. That finding could help explain why antibiotics promote growth in farm animals.
People shouldnât change their diets to consume less protein based on any one study alone, says Katrine Whiteson, a microbiome researcher at the University of California, Irvine. However, she says, âgenerally eating lots of plants and getting a lot of fiber is likely to be a healthy diet, and that by nature would mean eating less nitrogen.â
Well, dangit, Iâve been eating a lot of vegetables and fiber, despite my pals on paleo diets and keto diets etc. Must not be nearly enough.
I feel like Michael Pollanâs âEat food, not too much, mostly plantsâ quote is in line with the Science News study, but not with all the bacon-addicted paleo folks who, AFAICT, conveniently forget one menu item in particular:
Add in the reports of inter-species cave fucking. I wonder⌠Is that why Europeans think all others are cannibals come for our women? Because thatâs what we did?
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