Ehhh, graphene may not be the best rec anymore given Google isn't publishing AOSP source anymore and we don't know if we can force them to through court. postmarketOS seems good, probably, but I've never tried it myself. Calling any other opinions!
When adenosine builds up in the brain, the only way for the brain to get rid of the accumulation of it is by sleeping
Incorrect, the body reuptakes adenosine readily as part of the respiratory cycle. In the absence of external administration, it is physically impossible to build up so much adenosine that it can kill you precisely because it is so readily downregulated to inosine by ADK, or upregulated to AMP and ATP through phosphorylation.
You might be thinking of other toxic substances that build up as part of respiration; some of those like amyloid beta plaques (once thought to play a role in Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases, but maybe not) are only cleared by the glymphatic system.
I recommend reading the last paragraph of your article again, as it doesn't actually say adenosine is responsible. It just says that adenosine makes you sleepy, and sleeping helps clear toxic buildup from the brain via the glymphatic system (which is true). The wording is just bad and implies adenosine is one of those toxic substances.
Adenosine is not a "waste product of neurons" in the sense it's being painted. It's a byproduct of energy production in all our cells, and what it does depends on the derivative - for example adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is used by the mitochondria in our cells for energy production! It then degrades into adenosine monophosphate (AMP) and from there into the CNS-depressing adenosine (or, it can be upregulated back "up the chain" by adding another phosphor to it).
As plain adenosine it can depress the central nervous system, resulting in feeling sleepy, slowing heart rate, etc, but adenosine levels are regulated closely by the body and the idea they can "build up until we die" due to lack of sleep is patently ridiculous. This article is a gross oversimplification that demonises a critical compound for no reason.
Incorrect, this is a lawsuit that shows evidence of election tampering unlike anything the courts will have ever seen before. Discovery is going to turn up a lot of records, or a lot of deleted records. This, along with the blatant lawlessness of the president's actions right now, might be the spark to get the states to actually do something about the federal government being compromised. It's extremely important information.
The article says this wouldn't undo the election. I'm not sure it shouldn't. We can't afford to have a foreign actor in the big seat for four more years. We just can't.
There's a lawsuit proceeding to discovery in New York, which is mentioned in the original article. So in this at least, it's got corroboration from other outlets and in the suit itself.
Based on the dates of the other games listed, I think it's more likely Total Annihilation. In fairness, Supreme Commander is a spiritual successor; there's also Planetary Annihilation. And I'll just leave this here in case it's of interest...
Really don't have to go as far as all that, the US is a pretty glaring example of poor living standards. Going to the doctor won't bankrupt your citizens, for one thing.
Ehhh, graphene may not be the best rec anymore given Google isn't publishing AOSP source anymore and we don't know if we can force them to through court. postmarketOS seems good, probably, but I've never tried it myself. Calling any other opinions!