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t mean it's going to work in humans, but if you factor in that it works in animals and it should be exactly the same mechanism 'cause it is, it's not like a drug where if you give somebody a chemo drug or something, a human would interact with a drug differently than an animal. So you can never know if your animal studies are going to translate. Usually they don't. But if what you're doing is a p…
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Now that's not medical advice. Assume that anything that comes out of my mouth about medical advice is a bad idea for you to copy. But if it really does induce risky behavior, which is very close to not being afraid of things that you shouldn't be afraid of, I wonder if you could game that to find some use from the fact that it helps you do things that seem a little higher risk for you but maybe they're not too risky. If you actually did things that were high risk, it would be a bad idea. But sometimes we think things are high risk just because they make us anxious and they're not high risk.
Well, according to Frank Bergman of Slay News, Antarctic sea ice has slowly increased for the past 40 years. I can't tell if I'm just in a bubble because you know there's a certain kind of news that comes to me or that I notice. But it feels to me like the climate change alarmism is just being chipped away from every direction. It's like, well I'm not so sure those thermometers are right. Well, did you know we were measuring the temperature of the ocean wrong? Has anybody mentioned that the clouds haven't been accurately modeled? And now we have for the past 40 years the Antarctic sea ice has slowly increased. Now it is true that in some years, including recently, it has decreased. But as far as I can tell from the historical record, the increases and the decreases are just a normal thing that the ice does. So it could have several years where it goes
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down. It could have several years where it goes up. But if you look at the past 40 years when humans have been pumping out the CO2 like crazy, no real difference from the historical record. So the Antarctic is not getting warmer or it's not getting warm enough to make a difference. We don't know. But remember, I'm not going to say that the studies that kind of agree with me are the accurate ones.…
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