MSG does not cross the blood brain barrier in significant amounts.
I would be willing to buy a significant chunk of them at least. If you're interested, please email me at lampspites@proton.me.
A quote from datscilly, the top forecaster on metaculus: >AGI may never happen, but the chance of that is small enough that adjusting for that here will not make a big difference (I put ~10% that AGI will not happen for…
He is quite literally the crown prince of the Yi dynasty, the latest imperial lineage of Korea [1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Lee_(entrepreneur)
I think the term "court music" is more clear
The Flash MX screenshot is actually of a newer version; MX didn't have ActionScript 3.0.
> specifically designed to make Google's job harder "Better search" doesn't necessarily mean "more personalized search."
I don't think the personal political opinions of candidates matter anyway; the money that they represent or the obligations they have to entities of power are more important.
> end up where they aren't supposed to Who decides where someone is "supposed to" end up?
MSG does not cross the blood brain barrier in significant amounts.
I would be willing to buy a significant chunk of them at least. If you're interested, please email me at lampspites@proton.me.
A quote from datscilly, the top forecaster on metaculus: >AGI may never happen, but the chance of that is small enough that adjusting for that here will not make a big difference (I put ~10% that AGI will not happen for…
He is quite literally the crown prince of the Yi dynasty, the latest imperial lineage of Korea [1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Lee_(entrepreneur)
I think the term "court music" is more clear
The Flash MX screenshot is actually of a newer version; MX didn't have ActionScript 3.0.
> specifically designed to make Google's job harder "Better search" doesn't necessarily mean "more personalized search."
I don't think the personal political opinions of candidates matter anyway; the money that they represent or the obligations they have to entities of power are more important.
> end up where they aren't supposed to Who decides where someone is "supposed to" end up?