the most simple treat i can think of with strawberries is a mix of mascarpone, honey, & a little balsamic vinegar with sliced strawberries

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Where was due process for the Jan6 American citizens

The biggest Bull Run in history starts on May 1 🔥

$BTC is programmed to hit $350,000 and ignite the next altseason.

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Her death is quite suspicious. What do you think?

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This 3,350-year-old olive tree in Portugal is still producing olives

Humanoid robots are interesting, but over the next decade, keep in mind the power requirements.

The human brain is an *immensely* powerful computer and runs on like 20 watts. It is a breathtakingly efficient thing. Plus with a bit of water and (optionally) some food, a human body can operate for days.

Getting humanoid robots to the point of being able to walk around and participate in our world with high levels of processing and long run times is going to be a hard and long-term engineering challenge. Harder than EV adoption. Robots in the real world are an order of magnitude more complex to get right than robots in a controlled industrial setting.

I’m pretty bullish on smaller non-humanoid home robots though. Things like robodogs. They can plug themselves in to recharge whenever they are low on power, and can do all sorts of tasks that a well-trained dog could do, plus some other things (language recognition, a mounted arm that can grasp things better, etc). They’ll get exponentially better in the years ahead.

The amount of millennial couples I know who have broken up and are now doing dog visitation or sharing dog custody is just…

Why in the actual fuck are people treating dogs like human babies?

I feel like I’m taking crazy pills.

Organic wine is a scam.

The label might say it’s clean.

That doesn’t mean it is.

Glyphosate still shows up in bottles labeled organic.🍷👇

Glyphosate is the main ingredient in Roundup.

It’s used in vineyards to kill weeds around the base of vines. Easy to spray. Cheap to apply. Hard to keep out once it's there.

Glyphosate exposure is linked to:

- Increased cancer risk, especially non-Hodgkin lymphoma

- Endocrine disruption

- Gut microbiome damage

Glyphosate use is off the charts in U.S. agriculture, but when it comes to wine, California is the hotspot.

It’s heavily used in conventional vineyards up and down the state. That makes California wines especially vulnerable to glyphosate residues, even when the winery itself follows organic practices.

Organic farming bans glyphosate use.

But it doesn’t stop drift from neighboring vineyards, runoff from shared water, or carryover from shared equipment.

Even if a vineyard plays by the rules, those rules have a lot of holes.

The Organic label offers comfort, but not certainty

What the Tests Say

Independent testing has found glyphosate in both conventional and organic wines.

Levels in organic bottles are often lower, but not zero.

And while these levels are well below the EPA’s legal limit of 30 parts per million, microdoses add up as newer research suggests even trace amounts can do harm.

Buying organic helps. But it isn’t enough.

Here’s what actually matters:

Shake your Producer's Hand.

Ask how they grow. Ask if they spray. Small, transparent winemakers will tell you the truth.

or choose wines from places where glyphosate is banned or restricted.

France, Austria, and Germany are leading the way. Certain parts of Italy too.

The wine industry reminds me a lot of the crypto world.

Some winemakers take the slow, grounded, Bitcoin-like approach, while others hide behind buzzwords, status, and crypto-smoke.

From the outside, it’s hard to tell the difference.

Follow along. Let’s peek behind the veil together.

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excuse my French