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Interesting 4 minute documentary:
Apparently plastic was blocking their waterways.
Their License:
Warp (https://warp.dev) is currently closed-source. Whether Warp will be open sourced and the strategy around it if so, are both still a work in progress. We're having a discussion on open sourcing Warp, possible licenses, and also the business model in [GitHub discussion #400](https://github.com/warpdotdev/Warp/discussions/400)
I would never trust a project that doesn't have the confidence to open source their code from the beginning.
Try the carnivore diet. A safer, natural and ancestrally appropriate alternative. Red meat makes you feel fuller for longer, contains all of your essential nutrients and can improve or reverse many chronic health issues such as diabetes or obesity .
My wife says it can be a little painful for the first week. I think most people prefer to use formula for convenience, and because they are convinced by others that formula can provide equivalent nutrition to breastmilk.
I don't think so. Its more of a cultural shift. Our society pushes for the infant to become independent from a very young age, which effectively separates infant from mother. The less dependant the infant is on the mother, the easier it is for her to return to the workforce and live her life. If you're interested in this topic, look up Erica Komisar on YouTube. She's a phycologists that talks about this. Here's one we watched recently:
In the UK, the NHS recommends min 6 months for exclusive breastfeeding, and to continue on for 2 years with solid foods is considered ideal.
Id say the NHS is quite pro breastfeeding from our experience .
Yes, its tragic. Just 50% in the first month, and less than 15% by 6 months. Our daughter is 1 year now, and still gets most of her nutrition from breastmilk. We've never fed her formula .
I think that likely plays a small role. However, I find it unlikely that "normal" rates of autism are 1 in 36 for our species. Do other species in the wild have similar rates of behavioural/cognitive issues?
My wife is a behavioural therapist, and specialises in working with autistic children. Her view is that diet plays a much larger role in autism than is currently believed by the mainstream.
Very few children are breastfed now, and most babies are weaned onto a diet of wheat, rice and potatoes. I would find it hard to believe that this doesn't affect brain development.
Not that I'm aware of on that specific point. I have searched the literature, but most nutritional research on that topic just demonizes red meat with low quality observational studies (they usually advocate high carb plant based diets).
My only "real" evidence is personal and anecdotal. I lost 15kg in three months on a fatty red meat only diet. I eat 2 times per day, I don't feel hungry between meals. My mental function improved significantly, I sleep much better, and stopped snoring. I was pre-diabetic, and my blood sugar would take a long time to come down after meals (now normal). I managed to cut my serious alcohol addiction (of 15 years). There are many thousands of others with the same story.
There are doctors and academics in the space that have noticed this and are hearing the anecdotes, and they are in the process of conducting clinical research. I'm on my phone right now, so its a pain to pull up the details , but I will post some links later if I remember.
You can get similar results to ozempic on a very low carbohydrate carnivore diet. Diabetics would probably do better eating natural food than taking risky medicines.
I think game theory plays into where we are with the state now. The state in your country has enormous power because if it didn't, they would be taken by a rival state.
I loath the state, but sometimes I feel it is a necessary and inevitable evil. I'm not sure how we can unwind this arms race globally to the point where all states are dissolved, and we are left with smaller sovereign governance models that are resistant to violent conquest.
Perhaps bitcoin can assist with this, but ultimately I feel that in the current paradigm, we need the state to defend us against other (likely worst) states.