I was hoping to see nanotechnology in my blood (after the covid jab). But so far, I only see blood and white blood cells. I'll work on improving the video quality and resolution, to see the details better. For now though, I'm happy I've made it this far, to recording live blood.

This quick writeup provides some info as to what y'all's paddle's length should be.

After going kayaking on the river every week for a while, I've noticed that I've been wanting a longer paddle. I want my strokes to be longer and I want to be able to put more force into each, without having to switch sides all the time. I'm 6' and decided to move from a 86" to a 95" paddle - I'll keep y'all posted how it goes!

Meanwhile, here is the reference table I've used to make the decision.

It took several months (less than a year) but I'm noticeably bringing down my blood sugar level. It seems diet plays a more important role here than does exercise, although I can't imagine improving one and not the other.

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• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fdTwq342gM&t=585s
  • Dr. Louis Fouché: How YOU can beat Pharma and Corporate Totalitarianism
  • Phones are anti-human
  • The idea is to meet people in real life, organize (because alone you're powerless, together you are powerful) exit the matrix and live in the real world.

I don't think it's due to solar out-performing. News says the reactors are down for maintenance / corrision repairs. I'm afraid the anti-nuclear movement is political: successful nuclear would obsolete the climate change stuff. Whether they say they shut down nuclear because solar outperforms, or because there is corrosion, is besides the point.

I would hope energy prices go negative on good days! That's the excess energy you can feed into AI and crypto mining.

Here we go, the un-humans are outlawing food. I'm sure we'll still be allowed to eat diabetes (sugar) and engine lubricant (canola and soy).