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Everything looks just fine on 1337 and gogunlocked.

I'm early Gen Z and the thing I kinda dislike is how shameless this generation is.

Anime is a good example. It used to be a niche thing for nerds that you were kinda ashamed of outside of Studio Ghibli, but now it's really mainstream. That's all well and good but then you have some people with hentai stickers on their school laptop. Instead of adopting anime as a medium, we adopted the worst forms of otakuism. Instead of mass adoption tempering the worst aspects, it appears to have emboldened them instead.

I also know some people who go around sfw anime cons and pay women to step on them in public. When I said this was kinda weird, I was the one in the friend group that got flack. Gen Z is more willing to embrace their weird habits but some stuff should be done at home or with private groups.

Last time I checked, they just didn't have the links open to the public. You could still download the files if you had the links and there were githubs that had everything before a certain point.

I'll be completely honest with y'all, I think if we met irl I would hate 95% of hexbear.

Ya gotta find your niche.

I hated weight lifting and I only do it because I need some strength training. I did some short-distance running and enjoyed but I really hit my stride with endurance running. Finding something athletic that you enjoy doing is the secret to getting those exercise hormones. Could be swimming, hiking, climbing, sword-fighting, the sky's the limit. The gym isn't for everyone though.

I only took CBD after the infection was confirmed, edited to be more clear.

The gummies were 25 mg.

For the first 2 years of covid:

1. Yes, CBD gummies, unknown strain and the occasional delta-8 wax that claimed to be indica.
2. Yes twice, mild shortness of breath for a day and then returned to normal function.

Since I stopped smoking about 2 years ago:

1. No
2. Yes once, bedridden for 2 weeks, significant shortness of breath, still struggled pretty hard even on paxlovid. CBD after infection use did not improve symptoms.

i would actually find it horrific if they kept tissue from a human arm alive (say, a bicep) and made it do stuff with electrical signals (say, lift something) for 'research purposes',

Buddy, I hate to tell you this, but that's literally what your brain does with your arm every single time you move it.

Ask Bean Richard politely of course.

Plus, these seem to be made from interneurons from skin cells. Basically, neurons who transmit signals along the nervous system. I'd be more concerned if they used Pyramidal cells which play more of a role in learning, cognition, and memory.

While interesting, you wouldn't say that keeping some tissue from the arm alive to be a "horror" on par with a brain in a jar.

No

And they stole the idea from me. I said what if we had a giant robot, and we had someone shove a small Japanese man in his ass. Then when it was inside, he could control the robot with wires and buttons while inside the ass.