There are studies gaining traction that pretty conclusively prove it’s due to shit diets.
Eat more veggies, fiber, and bioavailable nutrients and the rates go way down.
Turns out when you feed kids apple-flavored sugar water and ultraprocessed pop tarts and Hostess donuts literally their entire lives, their health goes to shit
Let’s remember while lazy and incompetent parents have always existed, it’s never been this fucking bad. Households working 10+ hours a day struggle to live without kids as it is in the richest nation in the world.
When your back is broken, you can’t buy your kid a reliable used car let alone college, you will never retire, and you will never own a home, it turns out raising an iPad baby with a jar full of cookies happens easier than you think.
"You know that thing that has been proven many times to fuck up peoples self esteem? Yeah, if u dont do that it will stop fucking up your self esteem! Yeeeah big discovery i know."
Does that not depend on where you are doing the analysis? Because plenty of diseases are more and others less common in specific races. I also don't know if diseases present different across races.
But there is definitely a good warning that ai can be plenty biased if the dataset is biased.. which historically it will be.
That’s what the article is about. Because race itself is not real (it’s a social construct humans made up,) race is working as a proxy in these situations. The push is to find the actual, objective factors that this subjective category is a proxy for, and then make decisions based on those objective things rather than using a proxy.
There’s another article linked in this one that talks about how the symptoms have gotten more mild with these variants. They are having trouble distinguishing COVID from allergies and the common cold. But yes it would still be good to track them.
Saw this article in local newspapers today with one notable exception. Found it in another article linked in the above apnews article.
The most ambitious attempt so far came in January, when doctors at the University
of Maryland Medical Center transplanted a pig heart into a dying 57-year-old.
David Bennett survived for two months, evidence that xenotransplantation was at
least possible. But initial testing missed that the organ harbored an animal virus.
What caused Bennett’s new heart to fail and whether that virus played any role still
isn’t known, the Maryland researchers recently reported in the New England Journal of
Medicine.
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