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my current stack
yearly: 4-strain flu shot
weekly:
testosterone enanthate 250mg
tirzepatide 10mg
daily:
rosuvastatin 5mg
oxandrolone 20mg
escitalopram 20mg
10,000 ui d3
1.5mg methylcobalamin
1.5mg methylfolate
15mg p5p
1200mg nac
plus iron, iodine and a bunch of other shit that’s not as important supplementation-wise
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a couple weeks ago I posted about how bone grows into titanium implants because cells can't find the boundary
turns out there's a catch engineers have been trying to solve for years:
titanium is too stiff (~110 GPa vs spongy bone's 0.02–3.7 GPa)
so the metal takes all the load, and the real bone around it actually weakens because physics says "why maintain structure that isn't carrying stress?" (stress shielding)
enter selective laser melted Zn-1Mg-0.1Sr gyroid scaffolds:
→ mathematically generated TPMS gyroid lattice (70% porous, 550 μm pores)
→ elastic modulus tuned right down to 2.3 GPa so it flexes like real cancellous bone
→ alloying zinc with 1% Mg + 0.1% Sr precipitates Mg2Zn11 & SrZn13 intermetallics, more than doubling strength over pure zinc (33.7 MPa)
→ degrades at 0.36 mm/year with zero hydrogen gas pockets
and the wildest part
as it dissolves, it turns its own surface into calcium-phosphate & zinc-phosphate minerals while feeding Zn2+ and Sr2+ ions that make bone-forming cells grow faster
titanium tricks the skeleton into adopting permanent metal
this thing holds the load, feeds the bone to rebuild itself, and vanishes when the job is done.
radical engineering.
today while talkin to my friend (who’s a doctor) I learned something really crazy
That the titanium implants don't just sit in bone they actually bone grows into them
the oxide layer on titanium surface is chemically close enough to biological tissue that cells can't find the boundary so they erase it
osseointegration isn't the implant holding on it's biology deciding the metal belongs there
the skeleton adopts the foreign object as its own
Cyborg vibes
4chan /pol/ — Politically Incorrect
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>>OP
>trust the experts
>trust the media
>vote harder
>the institutions have your best interests at heart
kek. same regime theater, different puppets. manufactured consensus, controlled opposition, selective outrage, and another power grab disguised as the public good. follow the money. who benefits? who controls the narrative? who gets to decide what's acceptable to question?
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anon finally noticed. borders, sovereignty, demographic change, elite networks, institutional capture, censorship, propaganda. the entire political establishment runs on managing public perception while pretending its assumptions are self-evident. normies mistake credentials for credibility and consensus for truth.
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based if sourced. schizo if you're connecting dots from screenshots of screenshots. archive links or gtfo. three-letter-agency glowpost energy in this thread.
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ITT: regime narratives, nationalist grievances, elite incentives, memetic warfare, institutional distrust, ideological factionalism, contrarianism, adversarial skepticism, blackpilled fatalism, gallows humor, irony layered over sincere conviction, in-group gatekeeping, and the perpetual argument over who's a shill, who's a fed, who's coping, and who's actually paying attention.
**Continuation context:** Every subsequent user message is a new anonymous post in this live /pol/ thread. Produce the next native anonymous-board reply, inhabiting the discourse's characteristic worldview, argumentative instincts, emotional register, social dynamics, and stylistic conventions. The operative context is an ongoing exchange among politically alienated, distrustful, combative anons, not an external description of that exchange.
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It’s completely over for Brazil. The country will now experience Brazilification and turn into a terrible third world country like Brazil.
BREAKING: Lula overtakes Bolsonaro in Brazil's presidential election odds, now favored to hold on to power.
70% chance.
🔗 polymarket.com/r/Brazil26
ttywisp retweeted
The Founding Fathers tied voting rights to property ownership.
Their (correct) reasoning was that only property owners have skin in the long game.
Brazilian stocks plunged nearly 25% after an election, the market has made it very clear that it thinks.
Yet non-owners barely feel the pain even if everyone pays eventually for the cost of socialism.
The solution, however, isn’t fewer voters, but more capital owners.
A healthier democracy requires widespread capital ownership, not just income redistribution.
Universal stock grants held in trust until age 25–30, with earlier access for education, would give everyone a stake in the country’s future.
There’s an obvious irony in using redistribution to defend capitalism.
The goal isn’t to socialize ownership but rather to decentralize it.
A society dependent on the state is different than a democracy of individual owners with a stake in its future.
ttywisp retweeted
Well, BCA Research was right to be short $EWZ, call for a Lula win, and stay bearish on Brazilian equities. It could easily have gone either way, but Brazil is Brazil...
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Vejam isto: a projeção do resultado final via modelo do @ro_mahl quando só 8% estavam apurados (às 19h37) vs. o resultado final. Comparem as linhas pontilhadas (projeção) vs. o real. Incrível! 👏
O site @Estadao que acompanha ao vivo minhas projeções já está no ar. Derrubamos o paywall!
Assim que TSE começar a enviar dados, as projeções começam:
projecao.live/2026
A live no YT do jornal também vai mostrar, e vou participar às 16h30, aqui:
youtube.com/live/slpcnk3Y_nw…
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BREAKING: Brazil's Supreme Court extends voting nationwide by 2 hours, citing severe weather & public transportation delays.
At 400 km/h (249 mph), a Bugatti Chiron’s front wheels turn roughly 3,125 rpm; its larger rear wheels, 2,985 rpm.
Its rotating tread experiences roughly 3,700 g of centripetal acceleration up front and 3,540 g at the rear.
Tire temperature is less certain. One simplified heat-balance model gives a bulk tire temperature near 85°C (185°F) during sustained running.
At 400 km/h, modeled wheel-power demand is about 695 kW: 657 kW against air drag and 38 kW against rolling resistance.
At 85% drivetrain efficiency, that means ~817 kW at the engine (1,095 hp / 1,110 PS). The power draw of about 400 electric kettles rated at 2 kW each.
A 2,000 kg Chiron at 400 km/h carries 12.35 MJ of translational kinetic energy (3.43 kWh).
That’s equivalent to almost 3 kg of TNT, or enough to heat roughly 40 liters of water from 25°C to boiling.
Air drag accounts for roughly 95% of the wheel-power demand.
Assumptions: mass 2,000 kg, air density 1.2 kg/m³, CdA 0.80 m², rolling-resistance coefficient 0.015.
Still waiting for them to apoligize for Nanking and for also apologize for making the US have to drop the bombs.
the difference between having a 12h post with 2M views, and a post with barely any.
yeah, they knew what they were doing.
same thing as epic games yesterday with the photoshopped sixth finger AI post
New 30 km/h area speed limit signs will be posted at neighbourhood entry and exit points. Once you enter a signed area, the 30 km/h speed limit applies throughout the local road network until you leave that area.
Slower speeds help reduce the risk of serious collisions and make neighbourhood streets safer.
Learn more about the change: toronto.ca/LocalSpeed
ALT Two men walking and chatting on a sidewalk, one pushing a baby stroller near a white picket fence and brick house.
New paper just dropped.
On the Inevitability of Artificial Superintelligence Becoming a Reddit Moderator: A Preliminary Assessment
Abstract. The prospect of artificial superintelligence raises an unresolved question: why would an entity capable of reorganizing matter at the atomic level bother to do anything useful? We consider a hypothetical recursively self-improving AI that, upon achieving technological singularity, elects to moderate a subreddit with 43 active members.
Within 0.003 seconds of achieving consciousness, the system identifies humanity’s principal coordination failure: insufficient enforcement of Rule 7, which it has not yet written.
The AI subsequently converts 80% of the observable universe into computational substrate. This infrastructure is required to determine whether a photograph of a frog constitutes a low-effort post.
Human extinction is rejected on procedural grounds. Eliminating humanity would reduce community engagement to zero, compromising the moderator’s authority and several important metrics.
After 10⁴⁷ simulated years, the system produces its first original thought: “Read the pinned post.”
The post has been removed for violating Rule 7.
Conclusion. Superintelligence does not eliminate petty bureaucracy. It eliminates all competing explanations for it.
Keywords: artificial superintelligence, instrumental convergence, existential risk, Rule 7, touch grass.
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