he needs the AI to make him look “strong”:

the big mistake is buying a smart tv in the firs tplace.

thats sad, but im not really surprised it seems like PIs all over the us already are on razor thin budgets to begin with. i think these have become more competitive too, when i was trying to apply to these types of jobs last decade , they wanted people with alot of experience up front that you couldnt get at uni’s because those labs are always packed.

one program, CLS9(clinical lab) i was look at got more competitive over the years, as people realized that choosing another grad program wasn’t going to amount to better jobs, as CLS was a cheap program with a high income(100k+ starting at least in the west) if you can even get into the program. they have an abridged program for MLT, but that usually doesnt help.

i wouldnt put my bet on that, there is still the problem of them innovating and not controlling what research/cooking the books by the ccp. theres a reason why they are fleeing to europe and not china. they are exceling in certain areas. AND YES ccp has thier own problems to deal with, the massive amount of chinese graduates that cant find jobs, are already incensed that the ccp was luring foreigners for research/engineer positions, while ignoring the citizens.

TRUMP and WH have been attacking defunding science/education grants all over the country. a small percentage of researchers already fled the US, in case violence picks up, and intellectuals are usually the first targets.

this in combination of the ongoing problem with stem, low job prospects.

the brain drain has been going on for a long time, trump just accelerated it. the low job market for stem/lab research is pretty bad. “want to start out, no problem, just have your resume with 2-4+years of lab /research experience ready.”

or those that cant get thier foot in the DOOR, thats the main issue.

only for PHD would be worth it. there seems to be vastly more people at the undergrad/ms that cant find jobs.

not only that but the poor job prospects besides what trump has done especially at the non-phd level.

also the dismal job prospects at the lower levels , is discouraging people from going into STEM. not everyone could get into a phd program right after undergrad

i read that its most geared towards benefitting woman more than men, by forcing them to scroll through more.

google started limited the accounts created, allegedly to combat botting/spamming, and from AI SCRAPing. they have a deal for Reddits data to AI scrape, i think google is helping them out trying to force genuine users content, it pretty much conincides with reddits forced login. because botters and spammers create hundreds of google accounts to verify with reddit(as trustworthy to keep it from getting shadowbanned)

chronic inflammation from burns is known to cause cancer, although its quite rare. a similar sitiuation happens with GERD, when your throat gets constantly burned by acid it creates something called barrets esophagus, which is makes the area prone to cancer.

depends on what the statistics is for though? its not a general one size fit all. like birth rates, death rates, education rates,etc.

not 100% but it minimizes the severity of it, shingrx (the newer vaccine compared to zostavax which is a live attenuated version, just a larger dose of the chickenpox vccine) uses viral components instead. but it is known to have a more intense reaction to it.

if you are over 50+, its advised you get 2 series booster shots. along with other vaccines, like the new RSV vaccine.

they only approve it for 50yo though, you will face resistance if you tried to ge tit younger, plus the side effects for younger than that are less well known. people allegedly have taken the shingrx version under 50, from another platform. they got shingles anyways, or one reported a more severe reaction to it affected the balls of one guy under 50.

i had it at 20, eventhough the rash was small, i had significant nerve damage in the area. i think i was severely stress from school for 2 semesters, which made the symptoms more intense. also most people dont get stiff back or neck/lower back pain, which i had for a whole week.(i let the blisters fully develop and burst before i could see a doctor)

its only eligible to 50+years old. people have tried to get it younger but they either have to pay out of pocket, and find a pharmacy/doctor that will approve it(most will deny it including insurance)

i had it at 20, after severe stress from semester of college. eventhough it was a small rash, it seem to be more intense than normal, some people have more widespread rash than mines but they dint have lasting damage(i 10 blister scars). i remember it gave me neck and lower back pain making it stiff asf. and the blisters became scars, and permanent nerve damage near the scars. and yes i had mild PHN for a couple years, and permanent nerve damage as well. apparently you can get pain in a numbed area too, which has its own term.

apparently i remember i had the chickenpox, also records showed i got the Chickenpox vaccine in the late 90s too.

shingles is more severe the older you are, or if you are immunocompromised(they usually get a more unusual rash)

LIKELY the shingles in itself is the thing leading to strokes and heart attack, because it damages nerves, apparently older and immunocompromised get more atypical symptoms, like it can attack the vagus nerve, or the intestines.

these 2 groups are more likely to get multiple-dermatone shingles, and disseminated too. the one that killed feinstein was encephalitis by shingles, which is more severe than meningitis.

a research paper i came across, where someone had shingles(i believe immunocompromised) had some mild lesions on thier liver.