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Rebecca Seal – Unlocking the ‘gut microbiome’ – and its massive significance to our health

Scientists are only just discovering the enormous impact of our gut health – and how it could hold the key to everything from tackling obesity to overcoming anxiety and boosting immunityThe great opportunity – but also the great difficulty – of gut microbiome science is that poor gut health is associated with such a vast range of conditions, from obesity and degenerative brain diseases to depression, inflammatory bowel disease and chronic inflammation. “The microbiome is associated with...

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Moon of Alabama Ransomware: Stop Blaming Russia And Tackle The Real Villains – Cryptocurrencies

The first half of the post is about blaming Russia, which is US politics. The last half is about crypto as necessary condition for ransomware, which is real. Ransomware is just one aspect of growing cybercrime, and "Russia" is neither the problem nor the solution. It is a distraction for political purposes.Moon of AlabamaRansomware: Stop Blaming Russia And Tackle The Real Villains - Cryptocurrencies

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Why The Ancient Greeks Couldn’t See Blue

People couldn't see the colour blue or pink so well in ancient times, they just saw shades of grey or red, it is believed, as these colours were never documented in any their texts. But neuroscientists believe that as people began to differentiate these hues more, the brain adapted so they they became more distinct colours in their own right.[embedded content]Why The Ancient Greeks Couldn't See Blue

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Nicolas Rabener – Myth-Busting: Money Printing Must Create Inflation

I was debating with some Bitcoiners, who said that central banks cause inflation. I then found these two interesting articles. Similar analysis on the eurozone reflects the same trend: Central bank money printing is largely irrelevant to money supply and inflation.Given their typical mandate to create moderate inflation, the all-powerful central banks seem quite powerless. Or they are simply fighting forces they cannot overcome: namely, the negative demographics and negative productivity...

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