Stefan Factodoc @factodoc

Again, only enabling Russian military defeat in Ukraine & crushing the Russian economy will end the war. Ceasefires, negotiations, concessions, etc. may postpone some destruction and hide some slaughter, but Putin's war on Ukraine & the West will continue, emboldened.

20/ CONCLUSION- HMS are complex, coordinated, proximal limb/trunk movements (kicking, pedaling), most commonly associated with frontal lobe epilepsy. Emotional HMS is more common in orbitofrontal & rostral cingulate epilepsy, pure HMS is more common in mesial premotor epilepsy.

Jimi Hendrix live with “Machine Gun”. The best video you’ll see all day.

1/ A Russian forensic specialist was sent to Ukraine and made a tank platoon commander with no previous experience and little training. After being seriously injured and seeing many abuses perpetrated by officers, he deserted and has since told his story. ⬇️

In 2015 I raising the alarm that AI trained on Internet Sewage will become a massive problem. It is now hopefully—obvious. Only High Protein data from the can do/do it yourself era of 1870-1970 can help us. I know how to do it—it ain’t obvious, we are losing data daily.

Once residency/fellowship applicants can safely acknowledge their lack of interest in conducting research without torching their job prospects, then we will have entered a new utopia with the perfect balance of physicians, scientists, and physician-scientists. It will be…

A great essay for those of us attempting to come to terms with what could have been and what ended up being lareviewofbooks.org/article/much-l…

More than 175 million people use a Mac on a daily basis. But most users are still stuck in beginner mode. Here are 15 incredible things you can do on Mac :

Hasan @Ubermenscchh

a month ago

More than 175 million people use a Mac on a daily basis. But most users are still stuck in beginner mode. Here are 15 incredible things you can do on Mac : https://t.co/J6IwunzeMD

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Nearly half of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed by tackling 14 risk factors starting in childhood, including two new risks—high cholesterol and vision loss, suggests report from the Lancet Commission on dementia. On #WorldBrainDay, explore the report ➡️…

Trump admin’s degrowth agenda goes well beyond extreme tariffs & obstructing our fastest-growing energy sources — it’s attempting to dismantle the backbone of US scientific and R&D capacity: (1) NSF: >55% cut (2) NASA Science: ~50% cut (3) ARPA-E: 57% cut (4) DOE Science: 14%…

Here's the latest education curriculum I've created and I'm helping my kids with. 1). Reading (1.5-2 hours daily) - provide copious amount of books of interest, allow free choice, no coerced minimum reading time. Goal to foster love of reading and knowledge. 2). Tennis and…

Feel like waving the white flag over white matter disease? Do you grade the degree of small vessel disease, or just mention & hope no one asks for more? Degree of small vessel disease is important & the Fazekas scale is an easy way to semi-quantitate disease burden Here’s how…

How does the brain stop a thought in its tracks? Ever get stuck on a thought you just can't shake? Whether it's an unwanted memory, an intrusive worry or a pathological mental loop, a new paper in Nature Reviews Neuroscience by Michael Anderson and colleagues shines light on how…

BREAKING: Congresswoman Kim Schrier obliterates quack MAGA Health Secretary RFK Jr. during a viral public hearing by using her experience as a pediatrician to expose his staggering ignorance on vaccines. This was an absolute masterclass in destroying Republican crackpots...…

It’s always good for a neurointensivist to keep up with autoimmunity! Nice breakdown.

Dr. Heli Shah @dr_heli

3 months ago

It’s always good for a neurointensivist to keep up with autoimmunity! Nice breakdown.

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Note: They make it clear that Harvard is not being held accountable for breaking any law. That's the difference between a Dictatorship and a Republic. In a Republic, you are only held accountable for breaking laws. In a Dictatorship, the Dicator punishes you on a whim.

Homeland Security @DHSgov

4 months ago

Note: They make it clear that Harvard is not being held accountable for breaking any law. That's the difference between a Dictatorship and a Republic. In a Republic, you are only held accountable for breaking laws. In a Dictatorship, the Dicator punishes you on a whim.

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If you’re raising a boy, please listen to Jonathan Haidt. His entire life has been gamified by technology—and it may be causing lasting damage to his brain. Parents, please!

The formula I described for Putin making Russia into an oligarchic mafia state: nationalize the expenses, privatize the profits. The USA is just another casino or real estate project for Trump to wring dry for personal gain.

Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump

4 months ago

The formula I described for Putin making Russia into an oligarchic mafia state: nationalize the expenses, privatize the profits. The USA is just another casino or real estate project for Trump to wring dry for personal gain.

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She’s 34. Nausea every day. Vomits weekly. CT scan: normal. Labs: normal. Endoscopy: “mild gastritis.” She’s been diagnosed with: – Abdominal migraine – CHS – Cyclic vomiting syndrome – Panic disorder – Drug-seeking All in the last 12 months. Same woman. Same symptoms.

I get a lot of reading pleasure from short novels— not sure why. I think it’s because they can be read in a sitting or two. This book by Bolano is only 109 pages. Perfect. What’s your favorite short novel? I always like new recommendations.