Moos_Mumsy
Moos_Mumsy t1_jadedv1 wrote
Reply to Immune cells called microglia, which keep the brain free of debris but also contribute to inflammation, are the likely culprits behind concentration and memory problems ("chemo brain") that sometimes follow paclitaxel chemotherapy treatment, a new study in mice suggests. by memorialmonorail
Studies in mice rarely, if ever, translate to human models. It's such an obscene waste of research dollars and time to continue these efforts to cure mice when we all know it's not going to create any benefit for humans.
Moos_Mumsy t1_ja8qbqw wrote
Reply to Our Wives Under the Sea is the BEST book I've read in a long time and I just wanna talk about it by Starlit-Sage
I can't say that I loved it, because I haven't read it. But based on this post, I think I want to.
Moos_Mumsy t1_j24tfn5 wrote
Reply to comment by arrogancygames in What do you imagine the world will look like in 2050? by psychosil444
You need to worry about what is happening NOW, and not the happy childhood memories of people born in the 50's as if we were committing some kind of crime. I'm sorry that my childhood was happy and carefree, unburdened with the knowledge of what was happening, but being angry at me for it will not change the past. As I said, as adults we are now aware of what was going on back then and we need to not allow that piece of history to repeat itself.
Moos_Mumsy t1_j22jsix wrote
Reply to comment by arrogancygames in What do you imagine the world will look like in 2050? by psychosil444
So, are you saying you're OK with the current rise of Fascism? Why, because you can't imagine that it can be true so you're going to stick your head in the sand and look backwards instead of forwards? There are a whole bunch of German's from the 30's who'd love to explain to you what a bad idea that is.
Moos_Mumsy t1_j22hd2s wrote
Reply to comment by arrogancygames in What do you imagine the world will look like in 2050? by psychosil444
There was nothing great about the things you mentioned, but you need to be worried about the current rise of Fascism - Christo Fascism in particular that is aiming to bring those days of discrimination, hatred and racism back. I hate to think that I might live to see what my parents saw in the 30's and knowing that I am helpless to stop it.
Moos_Mumsy t1_j228zbk wrote
Reply to comment by jhirn in What do you imagine the world will look like in 2050? by psychosil444
Smart Phones
Facebook/Twitter/Tik-Tok & Social Media in general
Donald J. Trump and the global rise of Fascism
SARS-CoV-2 (aka Covid-19)
Increasing homelessness, poverty, loneliness
I could probably think of more....
Moos_Mumsy t1_j224ukj wrote
Reply to comment by CollegeMiddle6841 in What do you imagine the world will look like in 2050? by psychosil444
I was born in 1958. The last 20 years has been a trip for you, but for me it's been a bad trip. I'd just as soon not have been around to see it, and I'm hoping not to see the next 20. It's just too much.
Moos_Mumsy t1_j221qam wrote
I'm picturing something similar to the Star Trek Universe where the Bell Riots took place.
To those not familiar with that story line - it was basically the poor and mentally ill being confined to "sanctuary districts", supposedly to provide them with jobs, housing and food but instead they devolved into brutal internment camps. Conditions inside the districts were suppressed by the government so the general public outside of the districts were not aware of what was going on and thought everything was fine.
Both of my kids have chosen to remain childless, and I thank the stars for it because I couldn't stand to think that I had any grandchildren who have to live in the world currently being created.
Edited: Only to fix a brain fart typing error.
Moos_Mumsy t1_iujaloh wrote
Reply to Facebook Does a Faceplant by CorporateSympathizer
Will BlueSky be going public? I'd invest in that.
Moos_Mumsy t1_iuj9t9n wrote
Reply to comment by _Mr_King in I wanted to do Mario and Luigi but he was having none of it by kiberian
He already has a huge 'stache.
Moos_Mumsy t1_je31dww wrote
Reply to This sign on my way home from work by jjmurphy8
A gift from Canada to the world.
Layin' Pipe, by David Wilcox.
We love him.
You're welcome.