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Welcome to Nostr!!
I get it. When my husband squeezes my leg, I know it's time to stop talking about the Federal Reserve.
I doubt that mortality was actually through the roof until we brought in the "experts." To echo what Sandor already mentioned - look up Semmelweis.
I do think that most areas are lacking in true experts, though. Until relatively recently, there would have been women in the communities who had attended many births and learned from generations of others.
So it's worth finding a really good midwife.
Homebirth was one of the best choices I ever made. We've been having babies for far longer than we've had hospitals! And keep in mind that a lot of the complications that come up in births happen because of the medicalization of birth.
However, it's worth mentioning that in all previous generations, we were outside most of time and were used to a much larger range of movements, including a ton of squatting. Mobility and certainly diet as well - probably factor into how easy it is for different women.
I've heard this from a lot of homesteaders - grass becomes nutrition for everyone. It's the ultimate in solar energy.
We have a heifer (and a young bull) and are hoping for a pregnancy soon and then milk eventually. Right now we're getting milk from a neighbor, and whatever we don't use is put to good use with the chickens and the dogs!
best 175k sats I have ever spent.
Thanks satmap.app for giving me the opportunity to put my hand up Paul Krugman's ass.
(don't worry it's not his first time)
This is the latest from Krugman. I saw it in the physical paper ( I'm staying with friends who get the NYT) and otherwise I would have assumed it was a joke.
Hey there! It probably depends on what wallet you use, but Alby doesn't automatically deduct from my wallet; I need to specifically ok the transaction. And in any case, the first two questions should be free.
Thanks for the kind words!
link to get there - https://chat.plebai.com/
Hello Nostr friends - I fooled around a bit with the PlebAI website yesterday and made a biochar GPT!
You can ask 2 questions before the 100 sats fee kicks in, and by telling it that you like an answer (or don't) I think you can help train it. I gave the agent a ton of resources from which to draw, and I think it might currently also do a general online search (which I may disable - not sure if that's as useful as the specific sites and pdfs which I uploaded).
Anyway - check it out and ask a few questions! Link in the first comment.
I know it's ridiculously specific but it was a fun little project.
#permaculture #biochar #AI #soil #gardening #grownostr
Just saw the weight - that's a nice tub of fat actually
Whoa! you can buy at least 4 (live) ducks with $43.
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I have nothing useful to add but am hoping to see more discussion of this article in coming days. It's rather chilling ā¹ļø
