Are these the same type of insulin? Somehow I expect the answer to be no.

I have heard doctors say that the type of insulin US health insurers cover is massively more expensive than other types that are available in generic form and that have statistically similar clinical outcomes for patients.

The expensive kind keeps blood glucose in a narrower range, which is how they convinced insurers to require it, but clinical studies have shown no improvement in patient outcomes over the cheaper insulin.

The best explanation I have seen is this one from Stephen Wolfram.

Can we bury all the peeps with him? Those things are disgusting.

I have my own domain set up with an email wildcard so any address followed by @mydomain.net (not my real domain) goes to my inbox. I set up a new address for every website or email list.

I also have email rules to automatically put email in folders or delete it based on what address they send to (or from).

So not only can I see when my address was leaked or sold, I can easily filter it out when it happens.

It is full of disconnected dots.

Further study is needed to determine if pictures of boobs are more attention-grabbing than apples.

Now we need an alternate Harry Potter ending.