Malfunctioning machines and poll worker confusion were among complaints, with Democrats saying DeSoto County had long waiting times to vote.

For reference:
https://gizmodo.com/are-humans-hardwired-to-detect-snakes-1453865235

I had a moment last week where I stopped before I consciously recognized a snake. The poor thing was dead, but it reminded me that I'd read about this happening before. However, since I know about it, I could be reading into my response. When I've asked other people, a couple have been like "oh, I think I had that happen once." But that's all anecdotes I've biased by telling them the theory.

Nevertheless, I enjoy the anecdotes, and I'm also curious if other people think it's real.

Findings have important implications for the pathophysiology of key COVID symptoms and suggest new potential avenues for treatment

A link to the transcript of the recent skepchick video about a public relations firm that uses bot armies to aid their clients, frequently (but not always) by defaming women.

If you missed my previous videos on these cases, the quick summary is that wealth[y] celebrities, including Jeffrey Epstein, have hired Nathan and her cohorts to engage in massive efforts to distract and manipulate public opinion online.

Thanks!

She's taken to napping on my shoulder, trapping me here forever.

Zanele Muholi’s Brave Beauties exhibition, celebrating trans women, recently opened at Constitution Hill.

A link to some more of the photography: https://www.muholiart.institute/gallery/bravebeauties More about the event: https://www.constitutionhill.org.za/blog/zanele-muholis-brave-beauties-opens-at-constitution-hill

For decades, the condition was thought to be psychological, and women were shamed for their illness. Now a scientist has found a biological cause.

archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20260807124345/https://www.newyorker.com/news/essay/can-extreme-morning-sickness-be-cured Bits I found interesting:

When Fejzo returned to work—now at the University of California, Los Angeles—she told her boss that she wanted to work on H.G. “She started laughing in my face,” Fejzo recalled. At the time, H.G. research was not considered a viable career path. She accepted a role studying ovarian cancer instead, and spent her free time collecting data on hyperemesis.

In 2018, Fejzo and her colleagues published a paper identifying a gene linked to H.G., which codes for a hormone called GDF15. In 2022, she published another study which confirmed the link between H.G. and the gene. A third study, published the following year in collaboration with an international team, showed how the hormone predisposed certain women to H.G. Two and half decades after experiencing H.G., she had found its cause.

It's a weird raccoon, but when did people first notice him and where did they start posting about him?

Had a relative say he was going to take it as a treatment for his ADHD and he'd read some articles. This relative is all over the place with legit ideas mixed with ones I don't think have the scientific backing. I thought about looking it up like I usually would and just felt tired (there are so many fake sites and articles about medical stuff to sift through...). But someone here maybe already researched it or has actual background on the subject? For all I know, this is a completely well known and mundane treatment for it.

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