Worse on Purpose | How Corporate Greed Killed Product Quality
It has that "every sentence is groundbreaking and needs the utmost emphasis" smell I find in LLM writing sometimes, but I'm not 100% confident either.
Faulty Towers, vibe sickness, and the vibe bobsled -- Dustycloud Brainstorms
There is a rot growing beneath our feet and within our walls as our world is swapped out with systems nobody understands. And I fear what it's going to be like to recover from this all, the price we do not even yet realize we are going to have to pay.
Tikkun olam - Wikipedia
Tikkun olam (lit. 'repairing the world') is a religious concept in Judaism, which refers to various forms of action intended to repair and improve the world.
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For many Jews, the phrase tikkun olam means that Jews are not only responsible for creating a model society among themselves, but also are responsible for all humanity and for the welfare of the society at large.
Lush native lawn ideas for waterwise, lower-maintenance gardens - ABC News
I don't actually like lawns, but...
How 'expansive masculinity' is helping boys become healthy men - ABC News
Content warning for discussion of suicide.
There's also some "porn bad" sentiment that's a bit reductive, and for some reason the under 16 social media ban is being framed as a good, helpful thing. Even though in the next breath they talk about the benefits of healthy role models on tiktok.
Ulnar Nerve Dislocation at the Elbow: Review of the Literature and Re-port of Three Cases
Contains mid-surgery pictures (page 2 only). Aaaa.
In all three cases we found that the nerve could be stabilized by the examiner’s hand by compression on the medial head of the triceps and lateral displacement. If this was done with the elbow extended, the nerve was stable in its proper position and flexion could then be done without any discomfort. On these grounds we developed a clinical test that we believe to be diagnostic for the situation: The examiner’s fingers and palm are positioned just proximally to the lateral and the thumb about five centimeters proximally to the medial humeral epicondyle. With the patient’s elbow in extension the ulnar nerve is pressed by the thumb to the medial head of the triceps and both pushed laterally while the lesser fingers apply counterpressure. The nerve is thus stabilized behind the medial epicondyle. Continuous flexion – extension of the elbow then performed should not elicit the symptoms as expected by the patient.
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