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Food >
A meal replacement beverage.
The cocoa version is like drinking chocolate ice cream, including the gummy mouth feel afterwards. It's definitely only a "treat" and not a meal replacement.
The vanilla has a definite flavor but is definitely tame. It also suffers from the mouth feel problem, which I think would be a problem for narration and singing.
See Soylent for a lot of notes which also apply to this product.
Women >
Several years ago I had a vague interest in looking up the history of women in science.
I don't think I ever had any particular notes, but I'll drop a page here just in case.
See also Genius women.
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Entertainment > Movies >
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073898/
Brief moments from a symposium on the probability of alien life, held at Boston University.
This does more to set up who would be speaking than .. actually present what they're speaking. Pass.
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Food >
(on Wikipedia)
https://soylent.com/
A meal replacement beverage.
A hands-down spectacular idea and implementation. I ate Soylent for months, and have even eaten it both as a snack, then a meal, and then as my only food. Highly recommended, not just for diet or general health but for lifestyle.
Comedy > Science / Education >
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These are from test papers and essays submitted to science and health teachers by junior high, high school, and college students around the world. It is truly astonishing what weird science our young scholars can create under the pressures of time and grades.
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I only read a bit, and might pick it back up later.
For what I read of it, it was a formative read.
A little aborted project I had to help comprehend the vastness of reality compared to us.
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Astrology -- An unrelated mysticism/pseudoscience that uses the names of celestial bodies.
Stephen LaBerge, Ph.D., is a world-renowned pioneer in dream research and is currently (2003) leading psychophysiology research at the Psychophysiology Laboratory at Stanford University.
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