Utility bots that are summoned on demand, probably, as long as we have a good process to kick them out if they are not helpful.
Regular commenter bots? Certainly not. The point of lemmy is to talk with other humans.
Utility bots that are summoned on demand, probably, as long as we have a good process to kick them out if they are not helpful.
Regular commenter bots? Certainly not. The point of lemmy is to talk with other humans.
Reading the paper, exercise alone had no effect on these "biological clocks". So, the results are promising, but given the lackluster results of the trial on other outcomes (blood pressure, mortality, falls, etc.), I'd be cautious before jumping to conclusions.
I think the main question is how exercise alone compares to exercise +supplements. If I have time later I'll try to dig into the paper.
Gruyères, Switzerland. 2000 inhabitants. Famous for the famous Swiss cheese of the same name.
Not a direct answer, but I highly recommend reading Outlive, by Peter Attia. It's completely changed the way I think about these things. And it's actually grounded in science.
When you're a government, you need a little more process to ensure things are done well (moderation, security, ...). Even something simple like that could take valuable time from quite a few people.
Sad but unfortunately fairly justified. Hard to justify spending public money on 3,500 users.
Just because it's dangerous and not always fun doesn't make it a "mission". Exactly like when some rich schmuck pays 150k to climb Everest.
Can we stop calling it a "mission"? This is an expensive vacation for billionaires, not a scientific endeavor.
How do you explain that amyloid-targetting therapies are seeing some success, even if limited?
This is all to please trump, bit my guess is that these won't materialize. They will get canceled the second trump is looking elsewhere or leaves the white house