Thomas F. Varley As someone living with both HIV and ME in Canada, I experience both extremes of health care: With HIV there is an abundance of gov't funding for treatment options and AIDS service organizations, but with ME there is nothing. HIV has not disabled me 1 / 100th the way ME

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KTheMan I want the exciting dystopias I was promised. I grew up with Agent Smith fighting Neo in The Matrix or Arnold Schwarzenegger firing shotguns on motorcycles as various Terminators. But in reality we have Grok calling itself "mechahitler" and talking like Elon Musk. This sucks.

AI can't figure out the inverse square law looking at 10M solar systems, Newton figured it out looking at 1

The unstated conflict here is whether you believe that producing online "Free Palestine" content (consumed by other white westerners) improves the material realities of Palestinians. If you do, then Contra's refusal makes her a monster. If you don't, then she makes sense.

It really worries me that it feels like we are creating a world that is hostile to kids. From brain-melting tech exposure at an early age, to concerns about the climate future, to our imploding educational system - I'm not sure I'd want to be born today.

Had a great time connecting with fellow citizen/patient-scientists (Patient-Led Research Collaborative, Renegade Research) at the Keystone Symposium on Long COVID and Other Post-Acute Infection Syndromes.

Please check out our poster from the Keystone Long COVID conference on transient remission experiences (TREs) from antibiotics with the Remission Biome protocol. Thanks to Thomas F. Varley for his hard work presenting both the quantitative and qualitative results.