She also said she’d rather have given birth to her dog than her son 😂😂
Great post by nostr:nprofile1qqsfsnasqs2cv6x2jnm426stzaf2qa2c0hudcu2n7x7ylukt5a4fmrgpzfmhxue69uhhqatjwpkx2urpvuhx2ucpzamhxue69uhkuetjdaehgu3w0pkhytnjda3kkucerjt0l on #Ireland’s electrical grid system and how bitcoin can play a role
Great breakdown of a national electrical grid in general if anyone is interested
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There’s definitely no harm to them
The issue is definitely a real one
But I’m skeptical about how well they work and they also come with a lot of preconditions
Furthermore they’re expensive, so I don’t push it too hard on my patients
Hopefully something takes off for atropine…interesting topic though
I only really understand your first question
If you have eye strain your optometrist should consider doing cyclopentolate refraction or using prism. Your case history, cause of strain and has a recent change in your prescription prompted it all matter. Poor sleep and stress can cause it too.
Prism corrects binocular vision. Remember you have 2 eyes but only see 1 image. There’s an entire network of muscles and nerves that work together to ensure you see one image.
I have prism in my own lenses as I get some eyestrain sitting in my office all day. It’s not a big deal to get either and can make a major difference to your eyes
Prism has other uses too btw
So regarding your last sentence, yes we are incentivised ofc but this is where I defend optometry
Your eye development is mostly complete when you’re 8 years old and there is still some change until you’re 18 or so. So no matter what you do really, the trajectory of your vision is essentially set in stone
Furthermore glasses aren’t like a drug or a crutch.
They aren’t like a drug because the prescription itself does not reflect the quality of your vision. It reflects the quality of your vision vs what’s considered the standard but…—> fundamentally your quality of vision is what you can see with the sharpest prescription given to you —> some people could have a small prescription and terrible vision with or without glasses. For example a blind person’s best vision may be achieved with simply +1.00 but the issue is the health at the back of his eye to where the light is being bent —> Glasses are like a telescope, they bend light onto the part of your eye that is most sensitive to seeing, this is called your macula and it’s the quality of this that’s important. This is basically all determined genetically
They aren’t like a crutch because there’s not a large amount of muscle needed to see. It’s mostly due to the shape and liquids of the eye and once you’re older than 40, the few muscles involved start to wane more and more anyways. You wouldn’t miscorrect a telescope to protect the magnification inside and likewise you should wear a fully corrected prescription. The potential protecting of muscle is negligible.
Also some people think glasses make their vision worse but they may not have realised how bad it was before they got them. Even though this sounds salesy I fully stand by it and everything else
The degradation of your near vision in your 40s is called presbyopia.
Some people in their 40s don’t need any glasses because their eyes are NATURALLY a bit short sighted but only a bit so that they don’t need glasses for far away. There are a few other minor exceptions. But once everyone turns 60 and the presbyopia gets worse, basically everyone needs them
Reposted!
Anti reflective coating can help but it’s not necessary unless it’s +-3.00DS imo or if you struggle night driving. It’s important to know anti reflective coatings only reduce glare that originally comes from the lens, not glare fundamentally
UV filters definitely reduce the onset of cataracts. People who use sunbeds have a much higher chance of developing pre mature cataracts due to UV exposure. However cataracts are an unserious condition and there may be negative consequences to not being exposed to UV…that I don’t know
Other filters put on lenses are usually chosen by the patient - tints, polarising, transitions etc and nothing to worry about.
I think blue light filters are a scam btw, too many leaps of thought and so so little real evidence. The best thing you can do for your mind and eyes is to just turn your phone off when it’s dark lol
Honestly the simplest advice I can give you is wear glasses when you need them and don’t worry too much about anything else. I’d be very healthy conscious about my diet but don’t sweat the small stuff when it comes to your eyes. :)
Optometrist here 👋 🇮🇪
Frames are made of terrible quality nowadays and essentially have built in obsolescence to last 4 year years max, and most shops recommending changing frames every 2 years
You use to be able to have frames made that would last your whole life and be constantly tailored but they no longer exist. You’d update the lenses when there was a significant change in the prescription
The quality of lenses themselves have probably improved though. Varifocals are much better than bifocals for example
Fun fact about the greatest county in #Ireland
The O'Reilly coin of Cavan is a fascinating piece of Irish history. The O'Reillys, a prominent Irish clan, were the kings of East Breifne, which roughly corresponds to modern-day County Cavan. What sets them apart is their unique economic practice: they developed and minted their own currency, which was quite unusual in Ireland at the time, where bartering was the primary means of trade
The O'Reillys began minting their own coins following the introduction of English coins to Dublin by Henry IV in the early 15th century. Their coins borrowed heavily from the design of these English coins, indicating a strategic adoption of a familiar monetary system to facilitate trade and establish their economic power
The O'Reillys' currency was so successful that it became widely circulated, and existing examples of their coins are highly regarded in Ireland. This economic innovation allowed the O'Reillys to control a significant portion of the trade in their region, further cementing their power and influence in East Breifne
Despite their success, the O'Reillys faced challenges. Two acts of Parliament in 1447 and 1456 outlawed the production and usage of "Reilly's silver," which was becoming increasingly prevalent. This suggests that the O'Reillys' economic power was seen as a threat, and efforts were made to curb their influence
The O'Reillys' coinage is a testament to their ingenuity and their ability to adapt to changing economic landscapes. By creating their own currency, they not only facilitated trade within their kingdom but also asserted their sovereignty and economic independence, making them a unique and significant part of Irish history.
Pints, pints and more pints 🍺 🎄
It's a slow burn, but the premise is so interesting its kept me hooked.
If looking for unique Bitcoin fiction, give us a shot.
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Cool, followed
#Pluribus is good fun
70% of the brain is cholesterol
Anti-cholesterol sentiment grew stronger when we went off the gold standard in the 1970s for reasons need not be explained here
Statins are a highly potent drug that should not be prescribed in the amount they are…crazy how many people in Ireland are on them
I read gun germs and steel recently. One the main reasons the Spanish conquered South America was their stronger immune system which without question came from their ability to domesticate animals first in Europe. They obliterated the populations there because of infectious disease, not so much war and conquest.
Meat makes you stronger in every single way.
There’s also the bio-Leninist aspect of it. Only rich people ate meat in the last few centuries, so instead I should eat what my peasant ancestors ate…
Enough
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I’ll link my own video below on how to use it
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Scholesy would be proud
You mean the Covid QR code ?
Man that clip is fucked
I can just about tolerate the shit on X
That has me tapped out
Just need to say it somewhere
Digital IDs here we come
Race war etc
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Do you not know Peter H or am I missing an inside joke … :(
Jesus would run core
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best bit of trolling I’ve seen in a while
GN

No dinner tastes better than a dinner after a day at the bog
Doesn’t get to Cavan anyways
Who would have thought
Just do martial arts ;) it covers it all
Breaking news: I found at last night I’m a really bad dancer.
This is devastating because 6 pints of Guinness would tell me otherwise
Good morning
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I’m a bit lost in the debate
Even if knots can filter, can people not go directly to the miners to get what they want anyways
Also what is the end goal of knots? Does it matter if more people run it once someone is running core?
And how is the running of a different node different from a soft fork?
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