@MMBeckerman@JeffBezos Michael Beckerman, you can’t solve homelessness and hunger by throwing money at it alone. These people need education, jobs and in many cases mental health issues addressed……along with good morals and values they are willing to follow through on.
@TrustDML This is horrible. Besides the fact every one of those people should be arrested, what does this show about our society? How did these people grow up with morals like this? Low rent, lazy parents. Video games and and all the electronics. It has ruined society.
Voters are just lazy anymore. They want to do no research base their opinions on what CNN or Fox News tells them instead of putting an effort out to find out more about the candidate they’re getting ready to vote for. But I guess he promised everybody a bunch of free shit and they believed him.
@FFT1776@Sassafrass_84 I don’t care who checks for legal ID. But someone should…and it should be honest. Doesn’t matter if it’s ICE, County workers, normal, everyday people or whoever. It needs to be anyone who will actually be honest and follow the rules. It seriously is that simple. Seriously.
HIP-CT JUST TURNED THE HUMAN BRAIN INTO A GOOGLE MAP
This isn’t CGI. It’s not AI.
It’s HiP-CT - Hierarchical Phase-Contrast Tomography - and it’s quietly breaking anatomy.
One scan lets researchers zoom from a full human organ down to micron-scale detail.
Blood vessels. Cellular architecture. Structural patterns you normally only see after cutting tissue apart.
Except here, nothing is destroyed.
The brain footage is the flex: intact hemispheres rendered so clean you can trace vascular networks like street grids.
No stains. No dyes. Just synchrotron X-rays, and obscene resolution.
Traditional histology gives detail but loses context. MRI keeps context but sacrifices precision. HiP-CT does both.
Whole-organ truth, no trade-off.
This is a new baseline for studying neurodegeneration, tumors, stroke damage, and developmental disorders.
Pathology without guesswork. Anatomy without amputation.
Within a decade, HiP-CT-style imaging becomes the gold standard for post-mortem research and drug validation - and forces medicine to rewrite parts of the anatomy textbooks we thought were “settled.”
The body didn’t change. Our ability to see it just did.
Source: Paul Tafforeau, @_fluxfeeds