post stroke dysgusia robbed me of most pleasured in food. everything's salty..
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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“When a doctor becomes the patient, as one neurologist with ALS did, what does that change about what we should ask of both science and each other?”
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A rare visual disorder, not a delusion about demons
It is a rare disorder of visual perception in which living faces look warped while most other objects look normal. A person with PMO can usually still tell who someone is. The face itself looks stretched, drooping, swollen, grooved, discolored, cartoonish, or grotesque.... 🧠 If AI can write ads and movies overnight, why hasn’t that same computing power been aimed at ALS and the other diseases we still can’t cure? https://www.undergroundusa.com/p/when-will-ai-be-turned-loose-on-the #AIforCures #ALSResearch #StopTheDelay #ALS #HelpALSPatients... - Fredwage...
My question is more brutal. Has he had the big stroke yet?
- annabeth...
The podcast fills us in on widespread criticism and distrust of the spelling system that some nonspeaking autistic people use. The spelling method requires touch....