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"..College is 750% more expensive than it was 50 years ago.

Do graduates earn 750% more?

No.

Are we learning 750% more?

No.

Is education 750% better?

No.

Nothing in our economy has kept up with this level of inflation.."

"...Mark Carney states Canada will go to war with the US to defend Greenland, America is the villain in this story..."

This comes to pass, Which side are you fighting for?

They are sending 5 soldiers, aren’t they.

It’s gotten lame anyway. It did get pissed off because people were filming and making fun of a food-delivering robot that got hit by a train. He said, “They just watched and filmed without doing anything.”

Will it end up being "too big to fail" and get propped up with our tax dollars?  It might.

Will it end up being "too big to fail" and get propped up with our tax dollars?  It might.

They need to find more efficient energy solution to power AI.

I want to get one of those blood sugar testing devices like diabetics have. I put sugar in my coffee just now to see what that will do. Not much, not a whole teaspoon.  It's surprising there was even sugar here. I don't think I have ever used sugar in my life.

My father-in-law was diabetic. I don't know anything about it except that whatever version of it he had was the bad one and he got it late in life which was also bad. I never saw anything like that in my life. I had no idea that's what diabetes was. I thought it was like a dietary thing. It wrecked him. Among everything else, he would have these psychotic episodes - that I believe were precipitated by low blood sugar - and then they could be mitigated with like orange juice or candy. That's the crazy extreme. But clearly blood sugar somehow effects cognitive processes - along with everything else.

The reason I'm even interested in this is that I noticed I am always in a very low mood in the morning. They go away quickly and there's nothing at all going on in my universe that would cause me to be unhappy so I knew it was some physiological thing - and that means blood sugar. I only eat one big meal a day at around 9 pm. I never eat breakfast or lunch. There has to be a correlation to those brief episodes of artificial depression. It only lasts about an hour. The only thing I do in the morning is drink coffee with milk in it, which has got to be some kind of sugar. But it takes a while.  Weird how that can affect your perception of reality. 

I want to get one of those blood sugar testing devices like diabetics have. I put sugar in my coffee just now to see what that will do. Not much, not a whole teaspoon.  It's surprising there was even sugar here. I don't think I have ever used sugar in my life.

My father-in-law was diabetic. I don't know anything about it except that whatever version of it he had was the bad one and he got it late in life which was also bad. I never saw anything like that in my life. I had no idea that's what diabetes was. I thought it was like a dietary thing. It wrecked him. Among everything else, he would have these psychotic episodes - that I believe were precipitated by low blood sugar - and then they could be mitigated with like orange juice or candy. That's the crazy extreme. But clearly blood sugar somehow effects cognitive processes - along with everything else.

The reason I'm even interested in this is that I noticed I am always in a very low mood in the morning. They go away quickly and there's nothing at all going on in my universe that would cause me to be unhappy so I knew it was some physiological thing - and that means blood sugar. I only eat one big meal a day at around 9 pm. I never eat breakfast or lunch. There has to be a correlation to those brief episodes of artificial depression. It only lasts about an hour. The only thing I do in the morning is drink coffee with milk in it, which has got to be some kind of sugar. But it takes a while.  Weird how that can affect your perception of reality.

Eating small spaced out meals during the day is best for health. Once a day is not good. It puts pressure on the organs especially the brain.

Not efficient. Sugar is the best relief from low blood sugar. It’s in the name. Source: have lived with a diabetic for years. When the sugar levels go low pop a chocolate bar or gummy candy. Works like a charm.

MY DIABETIC FRIEND KEPT TWINKIES AROUND FOR WHEN HIS BLOOD SUGAR GOT MESSED UP. I SORT OF ACCIDENTALLY ATE THEM ALL ONE DAY AND WHEN HIS BLOOD SUGAR GOT MESSED UP HE COULDN’T FIND ONE AND HE SORT OF DIED.. I BLAME MYSELF.