natural laws of duty
#DoNoHarm
All as equal
Without expectation of return, to use & improve our skills & knowledge for the common good
Sam.vonPuffendorf 1600's
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#thinkfoodtoo#soilcarbonsponge
Go further up the $$$ tree
#sumthinsgottagive#resilience
Cheap food policy-farm loss -cash in the trees-to low forest returns-stressed local economies-municipalities cut costs- no policy follow through
@walterjehnes
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@JoeWStanley Hmmm it takes commitment manual dextrity and stamina. Assets missing from much of the :skilled" labour force and not encouraged in youth.
That is a team harvesting at 900bushels an hour. Fueled by renewables with minimal capital investment.
#thinkfoodtoo
To tilt the #wellnessbalance we can add and/or subtract.
Who can tell me how much benefit we get when we lower sugar intake?...
More than a measly 4days?
And reduced pain of inflammation?
Better quality of life?
Improved productivity?
???
FIRST DO NO PHARM
You’ve had a heart attack. You take a statin for 5 years. How much time will that add to your life expectancy? Joe’s response is comedy gold. Drs need to know this & patients need to understand it. Help us educate by supporting https://t.co/ZvsreJabWL
@elonmusk
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Tylenol (Acetaminophen)!
I see a lot of complaints about the Tylenol shortage in Canada. Mostly parents who are upset that the government is doing nothing to solve it.
Hear me out: It's a blessing in disguise. Be informed before you take or give Tylenol to your child.
@christhomp1234@DrBMcDH@DrAseemMalhotra First do no harm. If you can not prove benefit beyond harm, then you do not do it. Full stop. Precautionary principle.
@BMFiore2@hstupak1@PeterSweden7 Except when you live in NS on a wet day (1/3)) of them) the outside air is also moist. The dehumidifier is more economical to run in the basement.
@BMFiore2@hstupak1@PeterSweden7 Mold grows best in an Environment that is warm and moist. Target the most limiting factor. Moisture is often the most economical to address. Do not put more moisture in too.