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I think that's something that scientists determined in the 70's or something, like we're missing something fondamental in our understanding of humans to be able to create something sentient. And WE haven't made any progress in that direction. We just have bigger toys based on the exact same...

Are we ? Isn't it just a fancy search engine. Actually, worse than that, as we can see, it's like google on steroid, censoring entirely whatever isn't politicaly correct. You don't have access the the "source material", so it's a search engine for dumb people. I might be wrong, but to me it...

I have a friend that does something like this, he just eat some pollen pills and his allergies are gone.

Something lasting that long could be lpr? Look that up, and if you think it's possible gargle/throw in the nose some water with sodium bicarbonate every few hours, if it gets better quickly, that's it.

My experience with kids: one year in the bio-hazard areas which are nurseries make them pretty tough afterward... My older one, 6 year old, hasn't missed a single day of school due to sickness. That shit is wild, my kids are bringing ebola-like stuff twice a week from september to april when in...

I was snoring a lot, my wife complained a lot. Lost 50 pounds from 32 bmi to 24. Snoring gone entirely. For me it's magnesium, vitD and tryptophane before bed, not all the Time, but regularly and it does the job. I don't think there's any side effect associated with this.

Don't forget to take it at least 2 hours after eating protein, else it's mostly worthless.

Sugar is the worst offender, but I understand that people want to roll back everything done in the second half of the 20th century. 'Science' was telling us that carbs were the foundation of our diet... Those industrial fat don't look too great either. Probably a lot less bad than industrial...

It seems like working as intended... Considering how widely used melatonin is for lots of stuff and that no study report any serious side effect for melatonin for humans, I'd say it's one of the safest sleeping pill you can find. But as all supplement and drugs, obviously the least you need, the...

There is no study showing it, but I think the reason why some people are recommending to not use it long term is that, since it's a hormone, if you take a lot of it on a regular basis it could leat to atrophy of the pineal gland which is naturaly producing it. I haven't found any study backing...

Melatonin might be a bad Idea for long term. But using it less than once a month is probably the safest shit for sleeping you can find as it's an hormone you're producing all day and night long. It's possibly an issue if you take it for months or years, daily. For someone who doesn't have a bad...

Could it be just a light problem, if you live up north we're getting to the point where there isn't much sun anymore. Trying some IR can't hurt.

Have you tried quercetin ? Works very well for my wife's allergies. No side effect afaik.

I have a hard time believing that eating very low carbs all the time is a good idea. Until you're reaching the weight you want, or for some specific cases maybe, but the human race is definitely made to occasionnaly eat carbs, at least from fruits. I believe you gain more from diversifying...

I had gotten quite fat a couple of years ago. Lost 40 pounds just doing Intermitent fasting and cutting carbs down. Now I've gotten used to somewhat low carbs diet(I still eat a lot of fruits, but cut down snack, bread, rice,..), and whenever I gain a few extra pounds, I just fast 3-7 days...

I don't think Montessori is a problem in kindergarten. Different story for older kids.

Isn't Germany through if Portugal lose, though ?

Oh Kiki's delivery service and Ponyo seem good. I could start with that I guess.

Not sure where to put this, but anyone's got recommendation on anime movies for 4-6 years old ?

I think the end of Lanx video makes sense, making a break once in a while. I've started doing it a while ago, and noticed the guy had a study backing that up. I've been kinda forcing myself to not fast in the morning a few days in a row once in a while, the study seem to imply that you need to...

I'm doing the same , and it's indeed super easy. I started doing it mid december, and by mid january I was feeling significantly better, both physicaly and moraly (2 small kids, 3 months and 3 years is kinda tiring with all the current bullshit...). Might not be related, but anyway it's so easy...

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Here's the take of one of the most realistic and visionary rpg on this :

My experience with my nearly 4 year old is that you have to have a routine. My daughter knows that when I tell her "last story" or "last video" it's the last one and no crying or anything won't give her anything. She knows I won't tolerate any activity beside staying in bed (except toilets...

My second daughter was born yesterday. Not sure if it's the experience or a different model, but it's A LOT easier this time. Barely any crying. The first one made us go through hell the first few days. Which is fortunate because I can't be of much help to the mother with the lockdown bullshit...

I'm trying to get my daughter to play a little bit of video games (she's 3.5 y/o) but she's got little interest in it. She'll watch TV in bed before sleeping, but beside that, not much interest either. If I'm getting my phone out of my pocket while playing with her, she'll ask me to put it...

Probably not the best time, but skiing in the alps is probably worth the trip at least occasionnaly for anyone who like skiing. I'm not even sure that would be that much more expensive as ski pass and accomodation seem to be cheaper than in the USA for much larger domain. That's doing European...

Quick question, I liked fire emblem 3 houses, what's the next best tactical RPG on switch ? I need something to play on my Switch.

I'm watching GitS : SAC, again, I hope it will be more in this line... btw is some of you haven't watched it yet, I think it's more current than ever, at least the Stand Alone Complex could be a way to explain the current real life trouble we're facing.

I was told the same thing by a friend, drowsiness in the morning. Doesn't happen to me, at all. That's probably why it's worth trying, the worst it can be is that you'll have some nightmares and that drowsiness, and I guess you'll try something else, but if it's working, it might avoid you using...

Melatonine works decently for me, doesn't work, for me, multiples days in row, but it's a decent wildcard once a week or so, failing asleep in 15 minutes instead of 1+ hour. I was really surprised at how efficient it is, for something seemingly very safe (1mg). Out of everything that I have...

Is it contiuing in summer?

August / September could be bad, but fuck, who knows at this point.

It's kinda insane. So far I don't regret investing on western industry during the CV19.

It's definitely a possibility, but it's going to depend on individual behaviors, this is a crisis that can significantly change behaviors, and the result can be unpredictible. I'm seeing people being more serious with their, realizing it's not a given, that their job is in jeopardy, I'm also...

France is definitely on a V, for now, businesses that have reopened are operating at, or above, 100%, but it's to be expected, as there is a lot of business that have been put on hold and that are happening now, the question is, is there enough business that will happen to kickstart back the...

Next up, nuclear power plant meltdown ?

Nah, this time we're learning about Dirac functions.

That's kinda retarded as the likelyhood is under 25% according to all studies so far...

All the studies show that it reduces the viral load significantly faster, we don't know yet if the outcome are better. At worst, it just makes you less contagious and you recover faster, but it doesn't help if you were going to need ICU/die.