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Grizzly bears working with honey covered salmon celebrating

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@iamtodwatson @gorgias1234 @ctvottawa Witty but pointless. Insulting the wrong person. This kind comment would work on a trans person.

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@gorgias1234 @ctvottawa Fair point

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Turkiye blocks American LGBTQ+ cruise from docking, citing ‘moral standards’ https://t.co/sGFao5ugsa

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Canada should do the same and wake up. Islam and the west are not the same.

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“local authorities in Turkiye said they have canceled the “event” as the ship – which is expected to host more than 1,000 passengers from the US – was chartered by groups “known for behaviours incompatible with the fabric of our society and our moral values.””

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Turkiye blocks American LGBTQ+ cruise from docking, citing ‘moral standards’ https://t.co/sGFao5ugsa

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@JayGenXer @NedKurucMP The vote result
• Yea: 131 (all Conservatives)
• Nay: 191 (Liberals + Bloc Québécois + NDP + Green)

https://t.co/XfWtBY1LKz

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@JayGenXer @NedKurucMP The vote result
• Yea: 131 (all Conservatives)
• Nay: 191 (Liberals + Bloc Québécois + NDP + Green)

https://t.co/XfWtBY1LKz

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@MarkJCarney With what bloody money!

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@KirkLubimov To make us what they want they first have to destroy our history of who we were.

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@nccm

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@MarkJCarney Mmmm. The future is robotics. Not this.

[Michael Geist @mgeist]

David Loukidelis was BC’s Privacy Commissioner for a decade and enforced its private-sector privacy law from day one. He joins Law Bytes podcast to discuss why Bill C-36 creates unnecessary risks to Canadian privacy with its shocking enforcement changes.
https://t.co/BHvwvqgQx2

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“Sub cellular pleasures.” I like this term. It may be responsible for driving evolution

[Stuart Hameroff @StuartHameroff]

Hi Michael
Replying to your question about embodiment, yes there are microtubules (MTs) composed of tubulin proteins in all cells throughout the body. By Orch OR a conscious moment occurs at times
t = h/E where h is Planck-Dirac constant and E the superposition separation energy (the number of entangled superpositioned tubulins).
In the brain we estimate 10^15 entangled tubulins reach threshold at time t = 10^-7 seconds, for conscious moments at 10 megahertz (brief enough to avoid environments decoherence and reach threshold).

Let’s consider microtubules in an immune cell, governing response to a pathogen. The MTs must 1) detect and identify it, 2) physically move and engulf it (phagocytosis) and 3) destroy with release of various kinins. Do these involve conscious or protoconscious feelings, e.g. in reinforcement learning by reward? A dab of dopamine?

Possibly, either by entanglement with the brain, or separately, locally. In the latter case E would be large and t lengthy. If decoherence can be avoided
in the nonpolar aromatic ‘quantum underground’ as we’ve shown, then yes it’s possible to have isolated pleasure rewards for all kinds of biological tasks and duties. But with a long coherence time needed they’d be susceptible to general anesthesia which does suppress immune function. So I wouldn’t worry about it, especially if they were isolated from the pain and the brain.

I think these sub cellular pleasures are what drove the origin of life and evolution.

But you didn’t answer my question. Please, are there any other examples of significant experimental evidence for any theory of consciousness aside from the anesthesia evidence for Orch OR?

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You know you have a problem when going to the dollar store sounds like an international airport. There’s a unifying culture of no culture doesn’t work as it becomes the Tower of Babel.

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@LeslynLewis More dangerous than Tamara

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@LeslynLewis Very dangerous

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@CheriDiNovo Meh.

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@Jenniferl554563 Free? She’s going back to court. The same court that found the emergency act illegally applied. Ever been tried by the courts? It’s not very relaxing. It’s not very free. It’s like being in a cage with a tiger. You never know when it’s going to pounce.

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@JimboStanford lol. Malala addressing Canadian parliament must have been construed as foreign interference in Afghanistan then. Jim, Tamara has more balls than half the men in this country. She stood up against illegal laws by govt. Govt then spent over 15 million to charge her with mischief.

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@mark_slapinski Attention succubus