Plus the entire realm is about emergent care: lots of trauma shows up there.

Exactly.

Shop the outer ring of a grocery store, not the shelves.

(I say this as I chow down a bag of potato chips)

Well when the adults don’t know how to cook and eat like shit already…

Processed foods are processed.

Story at 11.

I suspect it should also use a semicolon instead of the comma? Or only if they left out the “because” (which itself should start with an apostrophe).

I admit my grammar is weak.

OK, OK, I’ll take off my prescriptivist hat!

Hahaha, thank you for saying what I was thinking.

Well, African jungle may not be the best place to try

Peppermint is worth a try, but from my experience it doesn’t work (didn’t work for me). May work for someone else though.

But put it on your skin? I don’t think so.

I’ve had great luck with picaradin though.

And peppermint is a “chemical” too. Just get it in your eye or the oil on your skin and you’ll find out how safe it is (it’s relatively safe, like many things).

But you need to procrastinate first, right?

I’d say maybe “starting to work”.

My smeller isn’t that sensitive.

Also, comedy isn’t science.

A coffee shop is still going to have a regular espresso machine running all the time.

Why the fuck would I want a room-temp espresso?

Is Poland a museum? 😁

Please tell me it all went to a museum at least.

The Foundation itself once described her as one of a very small number of people in the world who deeply understand the technical underpinnings of the system

Sorry, everyone is replaceable, and if only one person has all the knowledge of a system, you have a major management failure.

People get “hit by busses” all the time - having this single point of failure is a major oversight. Maybe this will serve as a wakeup call to the organization to better manage everything.

It’s garbage.

The laundry list of items is nothing more than the usual “be active, don’t drink, don’t smoke, reduce your stress, etc, etc”, with no data, no quantification, etc.

100% eh?

This is all old news, I was hoping for a lot more.

For “three years” of poring over Stasi docs, this is little more than we knew in 1989.

It’s like he stopped writing just as he was gaining momentum.