jeffhykin

If you want scientific details, look-up longitudinal studies on cocaine addiction and treatment. There are some surprising scientific insights on dopamine

Fair warning, I was only taking Hon's word for it in my original comment.

That said, the magic term that will get you a flood of journal articles is "induced pluripotent stem cells ( iPSCs)" and this article a good overview/context to the work.

I'll edit my comment to include the link

Yeah, [email protected], I didn't know about the smaller ones

You should join the solarpunk community! This question is like the core conversation over there, and would be very welcome

if youre looking for quick-dry pants, try Truewerk

For software engineers; you can make an executable that runs ANYWHERE. Same file, executes on windows and on Linux and on mac, x86, arm doesn't matter.

https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan

We can revert normal human bloodcells into stem cells and then into specialized cells like neurons. It was an incredible breakthrough several years ago that nobody seems to know. There's been recent developments too

I only found out about it when I was talking to Hon (the lead on this project), and asked him where he got the neurons for playing pong, and he said "I got them from myself".

First 1/3rd is a bit of fluff but after that, good article. Especially the last 1/3rd.

Ah You're right, the window design is also straight cross the bottom rather than curved. My new guess is a Honda Acty, which is only 6.3ft. Ill update the comments

And to be fair I upvoted your comment as I agreed it looked more like a 4.5ft bed. But then I looked it up.

I don't really understand the comment about the Silvarado. Are you saying a silvarado has a bed longer than 6.5ft?

Edit: revised guess Judging by the design of the driver door, I'm guessing this is a 92/94's Honda Acty, which has a bed length of 6.3ft

https://davidsclassiccars.com/honda/498957-03994-honda-kei-mini-truck-rare-color-rust-free-5-speed-no-reserve-auction.html

According to wikipedia, that length is normal: "They generally have 1.8 m (6 ft) pickup beds with fold-down sides; dump and scissor-lift beds are also available, as are van bodies. The length limitation forces all of these models into a cab-forward design."

• https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kei_truck (First paragraph under the "Uses" section)

~~Judging by the design of the driver door, I'm guessing this is a 90's Sambar, which indeed does have a bed length of 6.5ft and a width of 4.5ft.~~

Also, this is normal: "They generally have 1.8 m (6 ft) pickup beds with fold-down sides; dump and scissor-lift beds are also available, as are van bodies. The length limitation forces all of these models into a cab-forward design."

• https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kei_truck (First paragraph under the "Uses" section)