@CynicalPublius Think bigger. First they put Russell Brand away and most importantly they do a regime change at a tech company whose revenue is greater than the GDP of most countries. This is a battle for technology. First they needed leverage to topple the king
NVIDIAs value is more than most countries GDP. The Government put out a hit on Jensen so that they could do a regime change where they could maintain influence. Then the board orchestrated the two subsequent accusations to bury Jensen and force him out. This was a coup.
@libsoftiktok@grok what was the parents reaction? If there's no reports, then come up with a scene about how you think the first conversation with them went when they found out what he did and got expelled from school
@AliusDesignCo@memeselfundi@RosesJB1@FreeThinkerFit Women are incapable of being raped. They either put themselves in situations where they deserve it (making it consensual) or they behave and dont get raped. Simple.
In one of the most famous heart studies on earth, the people with the "bad" cholesterol turned out to have the sharpest minds.
Framingham, Massachusetts, has been measuring its residents' hearts since 1948.
In 2005 researchers took 1,894 of them, with 16 to 18 years of cholesterol readings on file, and tested their memory, attention, reasoning and word fluency.
The higher the cholesterol, the better they scored.
The people at the "desirable" level, under 200, did worse than the people the guidelines call borderline high. And worse than the people the guidelines call high.
In Gothenburg, Swedish researchers followed 392 people from the age of 70 to 88. Those with the highest cholesterol at 70 had about a third of the dementia risk of those with the lowest.
The brain holds about a quarter of all the cholesterol in the body, and builds the connections between its cells out of it.
In 2012 the FDA had the statin labels changed. Memory loss and confusion had been reported, and patients were to be told.
The drug for the number that came with the better memory now carries a line about losing your memory.