As long as we get 7-9 hours sleep we can stay up til 4am, with ya bro

This is pretty strange, even the article text does not back up the headline.

Dr Raha West, lead author and clinical research fellow at the department of surgery and cancer at Imperial College London, said: “While understanding and working with your natural sleep tendencies is essential, it’s equally important to remember to get just enough sleep, not too long or too short. This is crucial for keeping your brain healthy and functioning at its best.”

The study is not linked and the lead and co lead basically say, “get enough sleep”, then other scientists not involved in the study say there are many “important limitations” to the study.

Hey guardian editors, be better

9 of the 20 links in that article go back to the same press release. Quite a few more go back to the host site. The links about aerogel point to this 2018 paper on PubMed https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6403747/

This seems like it’s either AI scraped and generated, or really bad reporting.

If they have an aerogel that is non toxic and environmentally stable I would love to see it. It’s certainly possible but this article doesn’t show it.

We can both be tired, it’s OK.

I based it on this

Thanks to Phyllis Blanchard ExtrOversion is the prominent spelling of the word in the United States today.

In her 1918 paper, “A Psycho-Analytic Study of August Comte” she writes:

“In order to understand the marked contract between Comte’s mental attitude during his early years and that of his later life, we must keep in mind Jung’s hypothesis of the two psychological types, the introvert and extrovert, – the thinking type and the feeling type.”

Not only did she change the spelling of the word, but she also changed the definition!

Yes, the article clearly spells out that she fucked up the translation.

Things evolve, I like that. Even if it isn’t technically correct.

I have never heard an American say ‘extravert’ I am OK with that

Unreliable narrators keep us all in check, they make us question what we believe or know to be true.

It very clearly states that since 1918 the american spelling has been ‘extrovert’. That has nothing to do with whether the A or O is correct, only that O is more common in American English.

It also says she changed the definition, that’s the nature of language, it evolves. That can be through a colloquialism, a hard change (as this seems to be), or many other reasons.

I am not arguing whether it is correct or not, I am simply saying it is different.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/beautiful-minds/the-difference-between-extraversion-and-extroversion/

Tldr A British English, O American English

Exactly. That would hold true for the green vegetables (that are cooked) as well, broccoli will become more protein dense through water loss.

Nothing at all. But it reduces protein density, so makes 25 grams of protein per 100 grams weight meaningless. No one is eating uncooked, dried pinto beans.

The legumes are pretty much bs though (except peanuts) as those are dry weight, cooked weight drops Pinto beans to 9 grams of protein. Protein density drops because bean weight increases through absorption.

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This has come up for years. In some circumstances you will be cooler, if the humidity is high you’re fucked. Hot and dry, sweat more, hot and wet, heat stroke.

Their answer, in short: Yes, a hot drink can cool you down, but only in specific circumstances. “If you drink a hot drink, it does result in a lower amount of heat stored inside your body, provided the additional sweat that’s produced when you drink the hot drink can evaporate,” Jay says.

Of course, then they fold nicely.

On a more serious note this is Mirror readers, so it’s a bit surprising they have towels at all and don’t just use leaves or pieces of bark.

Is it about Linux?

On Lemmy there is https://fedinews.net/m/ImproveTheNews which is an interesting project from MIT. It is AI generated, which I a generally against, it is not without it’s faults. It does quote multiple sources though so you can follow the sources you are interested in.

I find it a good read. There is almost no discussion though, except when it is called out for parsing something incorrectly.

It’s usually attributed to the Colonial Dutch.

Find a local partner and you can pick up a language surprisingly quickly.

No, my son is also named Bort

Bort

‘The best way to learn a language is underneath the mosquito net’.