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144 sats \ 1 reply \ @lv99slacker 10h \ parent \ on: What's the easiest money you ever made? AskSN
Yes. When you screen (the process of being evaluated for suitability for a study) for a study at these places, you're given a document called an "informed consent" that lists possible side effects a subject can experience from a study drug or procedures they'll need to undergo, such as blood draws, EKGs, etc.
Am I nervous about the study I'm doing? Not anymore. I didn't experience any side effects from the dose I took yesterday, which was the first dose of this study (four more to go; dosings are every Friday for this study). Procedure wise, this is a very easy study.
This is what most of my week is going to look like till I get out of here:
Some of these places that conduct clinical trials have an activities coordinator, but I'm not sure if this place does. Every place has a recreation room with tvs. Some places have pool tables, tabletop games, puzzles, books. There's wifi, of course.
I guess fortunately and unfortunately, I'm well suited to doing this for a living. I'm an introvert who keeps to themself for the most part.
200 sats \ 6 replies \ @lv99slacker 22h \ parent \ on: What's the easiest money you ever made? AskSN
The trial I'm in now is for a medication to treat schizophrenia. I don't have this condition. I'm just a healthy body from which to observe any possible side effects. I'm going to be at this facility 24/7 till October.
The screening process for every clinical trial includes an informed consent document. This document goes over the purpose of the trial, the procedures involved for volunteers during in-house stay, the possible side effects observed from previous trials, and the compensation breakdown.
This website lists, state by state, where you can do trials at: https://jalr.org/
The room I'm staying in:
What I have been doing since 2011: volunteering for clinical trials. I just got admitted into a study this morning that will pay me $18,000 for 33 days of my time.
I'm not a content creator, but, like most people, I do share videos via link sharing or embeds in various social media and message board platforms. The speed to which I switch to using this decentralized alternative would depend on:
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How media (video/audio) storage worked. Self hosting? How easy/difficulty would this be? Blossom subscription or subscription to something like Blossom?
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The social media/message board platforms integrating media playback.
A decentralized Youtube alternative has got to be in the top three most in demand services right now. I wonder how long until we get one that really catches on?
So, in the email I send to Sovreign Stack, I include the PGP public key text that one would see when they click on "our PGP key" link? Sorry. Learning how to use PGP key verification has been on my long list of "critical things to learn".
Thanks for this info. I reached out to a company that offers a virtual mailbox to see if they can be of assistance.
Yep. Sent my pop some money via Zelle yesterday, and he didn't get it immediately like he usually does. We're definitely not anti-fragile. Nowhere near it.
- Can barely afford to take care of myself.
- A lot of people like kids. I'm not one of them. Most of my interest in the idea of having children is extending my bloodline. IMO, this is not a good reason to have children.
This Mr. Potato Head concept looks interesting. Due to monetary inflation, Japanese mini trucks or kei trucks were starting to look attractive. I'll definitely be keeping my eye out on this brand and its release. Don't think I'll buy a first gen model. Maybe a second.