Ok. So, just stumbled on here from All, and this was a well done strip. Great art.

Oh, no! They are just recounting one of their favorite childhood movies.

It is an old pop/joke song.

Edit:

https://youtu.be/5jV-E09efRE

I feel like this was just a setup…

And in keeping with conservatives all over the world, the war on women never ends

Oh, this’ll go well.

Yah. I, too, have had reservations, as it looks like every other Mr. beast type youtuber. But, I think we have to come to grips with the fact that it is driven by capitalism and YouTube’s algorithm.

I think it was Linus Tech Tips that had a video explicitly explaining the A-B methods that are used to serve a thumbnail and how the annoying youtuber face ones tended to get more traffic and more new viewers.

Thankfully, he does seem to be interested in education as well as earning money recording himself doing ridiculous things.

While it is not my cup of tea, my youngest loves it and has brought up engineering and physics concepts from it in appropriate situations, so I am not complaining.

The very hungry helminths.

The Takeaway I’m getting from both of these studies being talked about Is that things are very unclear. The Cochrane group is very well regarded for conducting Meta studies and finding flaws in previously held understandings. The term high fluoridation is mentioned many times, and it’s unclear what that is meaning.

Vitamin A is an incredibly important molecule to many biological processes in the human body, but we do not want to supplement it, aggressively, as it can become toxic. Fluoride is noted to be beneficial for enamel hardening. No one is recommending taking large amounts of it. The second link you have points out the important questions, what is the actual danger, and who is in danger the most?

I love the way that the line work is all going the same way, enhancing the idea of a stiff wind.

My only sadness is that it does not have it in quotes.

Absolute bastards to crack.

Looks like a bad photo, maybe.

There might have been a less than clear course description. Also, it may have been the lack of sleep.

Is it made by humans? Yah, there are flaws.

Single loci genetic diseases. Those with numerous genes contributing will me even more difficult.

I assume someone is looking into a similar system for transplants, right?!

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Nah. 4.669