This sounds like something Cave Johnson would say in Portal 2 lol

There’s studies that claim that we can figure out people’s political leanings based on brain scans.

I once had to put down a pet goldfish that was dying, and I did it the wrong way, and it was extremely traumatizing. I still feel bad about it and it’s been 8 years.

I could tell it was in pain. Or it certainly seemed like it was suffering. I think we just need to observe animals more.

The only thing I struggle with is how to handle bugs. Especially when they become pests or are a risk of carrying disease. I’m curious if we can figure out a way to navigate that one day.

This is the best I got tonight. Right after this, they kinda dissolved into the sky which was pretty neat

Oh dang, you had a beautiful view! I saw them tonight as well, but they were just faint glowstick green. A few days ago, my sister saw some awesome purples, but again, nothing like this! Awesome photos, thanks for sharing!

Thank you for the additional information that’s super thoughtful of you!

For some time, I did have a bottle of Zantac that was left in an area that did get sunlight. It’s hard to say what kind of risk I’ll have to be honest. I don’t even know how someone would tell if there was a negative consequence from it, but like you said, the odds are still probably within my favor. I mean, as long as I don’t get some kind of cancer before, I’m 80 or 90. I’ll be happy, haha. I figure there’s no point in worrying over something that might never be, but once in a blue moon, I get that tinge of worry.

I’ll have to look into seeing if there’s any class action I can participate in. I’m in Canada, so I’m assuming my milage may vary. It’s been a year or more now, too. I’m not sure if they’ve already finished with those lawsuits by now, but I suppose it can’t hurt to check!

Anyways, thank you again. I really do appreciate you taking the time to send me all that information. That was super kind of you!

I used to take zantac daily from age 13 to 18 and then maybe once a month or so until 28.

I recently did a screening for colon cancer (it was surprisingly easy. They just ask you to scrape a super small sample of poop into a test tube) and it came back clear. But damn. Not looking forward to what kind of digestive tract cancer I might get in the future.

That being said, who the heck knows. My grandmother was a heavy smoker from age 12 and she lived to 80 something so maybe I’ll get lucky lol

That’s interesting! I have never heard of it before. I’ll have to look into it further. Thank you!

I’ve dealt with depression and anxiety for most of my life. Nothing that I would describe as dangerous, but enough to be an annoyance/interference.

The cognitive behavioral therapy I did was nothing like this. It also didn’t help me much or at all. Exciting to see that they are able to actually measure significant changes in the brain. Hopefully, this can help more people and also help develop more treatments

Offline, I’ve seen an increase in hostility after the pandemic. Mainly, people just being rude or outright hostile to each other in public. Completely anecdotal, of course, but it was less common prior to the pandemic and all of this weird political landscape.

I would like some of that “happy” please. It sounds nice

What’s hilariously sad is that this could work