Orion spread across the sky
A huntsman so inclined
And I, strewn across your blackened breast
Count the scatterlings of light
While rest and madness
Joined in flighty paradox
Dance tomorrows into broken sight and loss
These two mice are the exact same age, the human equivalent of 85.
The mouse on the right was given an antibody blocking a single inflammatory protein (IL-11) starting in late middle age.
Starting treatment at human-equivalent age 55:
- Extended median lifespan by 25% in both males and females
- Prevented grey hair, frailty, and muscle wasting
- Cut late-life cancer deaths in half
Three anti IL-11 antibodies (that might extend human lifespan) are already in human clinical trials right now.
@VinnieM84556 Firstly, it is beautiful, and the most beautiful I have seen from Marie
I have a question
The plants grow, yes. But does the landscape change inside? What shifts?
And the greenhouse is suspended. Everything is bounded to the inside. The lights, do they illuminate the landscape?
J.S. Bach’s Invention No. 13 in A minor, BWV 784, is part of his collection of 15 Inventions (1720 - 1723). Bach originally wrote these pieces to help his eldest son, Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, develop his keyboard technique and musical understanding.
The original piece was written for a keyboard instrument, but when performed on the marimba using four mallets, it takes on a different character, with a clear, rounded tone and a natural resonance.
How do you feel about Bach’s music performed on the marimba?
Oh my soul! That's what tensors and discretization is... it's the individual local pings the aware mind assigns to what should be the uninterrupted next probability for the trajectory in a gaussian area, following the smooth and ever advancing evolving signal point!
@VinnieM84556@VargVroms@BinPeng22@PatriciaCo46394@DOD_the_OG promt was:
Can you make this image
High quality photo with sharp light effects. In the early morning, sun low on horizon but bright. A central image: sparrow is caught in a spider's web, its wings beating. Dew hlistening on the web and the feathers of the bird