AI has a fundamental flaw it’s not designed to say I don’t know.
It always has an answer…
But that’s not how the truth works… sometimes the ‘correct’ answer is I don’t know.
Part of being human is sitting with that truth and not making things up to prove otherwise.
1/ 🔴 Bezisterim in Long COVID: a new approach to fatigue, brain fog and PEM
A new Phase 2 trial has reported an interesting signal in some of the most disabling symptoms of Long COVID.
The drug is bezisterim (NE3107), and what makes it especially interesting is not only that some patients improved, but how it may be doing it.
Bezisterim is an oral molecule that crosses the blood-brain barrier and is designed to modulate inflammatory signalling involving ERK, NF-κB and downstream mediators such as TNF-α.
And this connects directly with something I’ve discussed in previous threads on LDN, metformin and post-infectious disease: perhaps part of treatment will involve finding ways to reduce an excessively amplified inflammatory response without broadly suppressing the immune system. 🧵
https://t.co/RWJHJndgDd
@cstroeckw I wish you comfort.
I wish you moments when being strong is stopping and breathing in the calm of the moon and stars knowing that there is something bigger holding you up.
I wish you peace standing in the glow of that light.
I see you 🤍🌟🤍
@panagis21 I picture your Mom and Dad arm in arm hugging each other looking at the watch saying that's the moment our lives changed...
Forever.
For good.
Sending prayers and hugs 🤍
@JoshuaDKaye_ Say more... how do you define relationship?
If one person is peaceful and the other prone to chaos what happens... how does the relationship find balance if their karma conflicts?
It is permissible in English for a preposition to be what you end a sentence with.
The idea that it should be avoided came from writers who were trying to align the language with Latin, but there is no reason to suggest ending a sentence with a preposition is wrong.