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Willfully Horn

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  1. According to Meidas touch the ESB’s lighting tonight is a tribute to President Carter’s life. RIP, sir.
  2. You don’t tip Subway folks? Damn. Piker.
  3. “Picked off! … incomplete! … no, he caught it!” Lol
  4. Closest I could figure: https://t.me/plantmedicineworldorgg
  5. Audio of the end of WWI. Literally.
  6. A couple of hallucinogenic dealers followed me on Bluesky. I guess you can order shrooms, lsd, dmt, ketamine. Weird. Also made me nostalgic for Dead tours.
  7. Remember to wash up really well …
  8. Perhaps the NIH and JAMA will meet your criteria and allow you to consider their findings. Regarding sports, I do not share the common outrage. Especially for athletes who receive early medical support, as all sport is dominated by both will and genetics, which will be altered by gender affirming medical care. These past Olympics are a good example of my pov, for the Olympic Committee follows guidelines as to classifying an athlete as male or female. Disagreement is fine with me, but take your beef to the Committee, and leave individuals in peace. I am content letting experts make those kinds of decisions https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8955456/ https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2804855
  9. It’s funny, because it’s a cat.
  10. You’re right. I apologize. Research suggests that there are physical differences in brain structure among trans folk. More so ftm. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/is-there-something-unique-about-the-transgender-brain/ I try to keep in mind that nature makes humans born with male, female, and hermaphrodite genders. Given the complexity of the human brain, I am bemused by the confusion and resistance at the idea that being transgender is a not uncommon human trait.
  11. Driving the family through RMNP, we came upon a line of parked cars, with people milling about. When the teens saw the moose, out of the car they went. My wife followed. When I saw the calf, I busily hurried the ladies back into the vehicle. Happily, that mama wasn’t perturbed by the dozen humans standing between her and her youngster.
  12. So pompous. But, while smoked salmon is a family craving on Christmas, (with Wholly Bagels,) we do eat salmon almost monthly. And, on those circumstances, we consume salmon raw.
  13. Yep. I was wrong about the intent of the SEGM piece. Our smoked salmon, though, held most of my attention. It turned out great. Mea culpa.
  14. When it is included in a political agenda, it is difficult. The Cass review you promote made the assumption that expertise equated to bias, a novel, and political, decision. Nor was the review evaluated by peers before publication. I have already linked the Yale critique, which you ignored. https://law.yale.edu/sites/default/files/documents/integrity-project_cass-response.pdf The Society for Evidence Based Gender Medicine seem to like what Yale had to say, and here are their comments, which include: “the Cass Review “repeatedly misuses data and violates its own evidentiary standards,” was “rife with misapplications of the scientific method,” Ah, politics. https://segm.org/Cass_Integrity_Project_Yale#:~:text=The paper%2C written by Meredithe,rife with misapplications of the
  15. Y’all know what attracts families with young children. Of course y’all do. Excellent schools.
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