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[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12124716]

•College is much too expensive and extremely slow, while instructing very little, even PhDs.
•The likelihood of very capable AI is immense. Biofeedbacks were available back to the '30s -- a method of truth awareness via self-expression; also, Google published a linguistics modeling dataset with 11B parameters. Everything is "available" to somebody.
•"Transmutation", energy, and other fundamental aspects are simple.
•The body is physiologically adept at doing anything (plausible with technology).
Discuss.

[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12126179]

You ready for playing guessing / inquiring / asserting, or is it already about me giving clues..

[Anonymous No.12126189]

Not really interested in any of those desu.
Want to talk about farming stuff.

[Anonymous No.12126196]

>>12126179
Strawberries. These interest me. When's the best time to cut off the stolons?

[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12126236]

>>12126189
Specifically..

>>12126196
"Botanical variety" is a huge subtopic.

[Anonymous No.12126238]

Found a pond made of chalk. Didn't expect it to support as much life as I observed. Several species of aquatic plants. A few insects including dragonflies. Didn't see any fish but it's barely a puddle at this time of year. Not even sure if fish would survive the intense chalkiness.

[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12126241]

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[Anonymous No.12126243]

>>12126236
I suppose it could depend on the cultivar. I learned the other day that the garden strawberry is actually a hybrid developed in France from South American species.

[Anonymous No.12126276]

>>12126243
It was a hybrid of F. virginiana from Eastern N America and F. chiloensis from Chile. The best strawberry imo is F. vesca.
>>12126196
Don’t, they propagate best as runners.

[Anonymous No.12126287]

>>12126276
Absolutely. Growing from seed as a big waste of time.
I'm mostly wondering if I cut them off will the plants waste more energy growing new stolons than if I simply let them keep growing. They put down their own roots quite quickly but that doesn't appear to stop a stolon growing. They just seem to get longer and longer. Of course every node on the stolon can form roots and become it's own plant, but if I let it root and then trim the end will the main plant make fewer new stolons. I should devise an experiment. I've raised 40 plants this summer so I've got just about enough to get a good answer should one exist I think.

[Anonymous No.12126295]

>>12126276
>The best strawberry imo is F. vesca.
I've heard the flavour is excellent but I'm not impressed by the yield. I've got a selection of cultivars taken from my dad's garden that should provide me fruit all summer. One of my little plants even produced a new a flower the other day and It's nearly the end of the season.

[Anonymous No.12126388]

>>12126287
> I should devise an experiment.

Do it. The common wisdom is that stopping stolon development does force more fruit growth, but I’m about 90% sure that’s wrong, because “common wisdom” about plant physiology is almost ALWAYS extremely wrong, based on wholly mistaken assumptions.
I’m convinced that allowing them to spread themselves naturally is optimal for plant health and thus fruit production. No pruned stand of strawberries maintains its vigor for more than a couple years.

Science this shit.

Oh btw: plant borage in your strawberry patches. Companion plant combo of the gods.


>>12126295
Prioritizing yield over quality is how we ended up with whatever the fuck abominations they sell in stores

[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12126417]

(What're your sources of strawberries and borage?)

[Anonymous No.12126449]

>>12126417
I steal stolons from nice looking plants in nurseries and hardware stores, and propagate wild ones.
Borage, you can keep growing from seed practically forever. Also it’s a good green veggie, great flower tisane, and has possible pharmaceutical activity

[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12126547]

>>12124716
•How to elitism without re-inventing already-available-privately technology..

[Anonymous No.12126553]

>>12124716
College is free, if you die for your country, only in the USA.

[None !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12126670]

Important discussion subtopic: parasites.

A). The likelihood of parasitic propagation to meat, amongst birds and droppings, bugs (such as flies and fleas), fish, the conditions of farmed animals, and repeated and non-sanitized usage of food machinery, is large (in this status of science).
B). Sub-well-done meat is very publicly common, and actual raw meat is somewhat also, furthering the problem.
C). Minimalistic is the likelihood that a lot of raw meat is properly frozen..
>Freezing and storing at an ambient temperature of -4°F (-20°C), or below, for 7 days; freezing at an ambient temperature of -31°F (-35°C) or below until solid and storing at an ambient temperature of -31°F (-35°C) or below for 15 hours; or freezing at -31°F (-35°C) or below until solid and storing at -4°F (-20°C) or below for 24hrs.
..Except for very strict conditions, *any* ("uncooked") meat is susceptible to parasites. (And the plausibility of even these freezing methods doing much is at a low. Eggs and worms are very resilient.)

Plus, it's much more. ..Canned / packaged beverages and foods; materials..

[Anonymous No.12126691]

>>12126670
Technology is a parasite. Machine systems as parasitic social organisms.
Homo sapiens as a eusocial or para-social species - hive parasites?

[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12126694]

>>12126553
>>12126691
Not needing the whimsical garbage-posting..

[Anonymous No.12126713]

>>12126694
I’m serious, species of technology should be regarded as parasitic paraorganisms.

And homo sapiens eusociality isn’t me speaking, it’s an established proposal in sociobiology.

If you’re concerned with society exposing itself to pathogens and parasites via unsanitary machine-production/consumption systems, you should understand why homo sapiens is feeding itself this way in the first place, i.e. what our society is, how it came to exist in simian biodynamics, why it’s so intertwined with the desires and demands of machines, etc.

[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12126720]

>>12126670
So, /sci/, I need a filter (that's cleansable / ~immune of "biotoxins" such as botulinum, E. coli, and streptococcus) for cleansing alcohol and other consumable liquids. (An ordinary "permanent" obviously isn't quality enough for eggs / bio-products.)

>Is carbon filtration effective and heatable?
>What are other options?
>Freezing via dry ice or liquid nitrogen -- and the accessibility?

>>12126713
"Not necessarily."

[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12126913]

>>12126720
..And what are the simple methods of locale stability?

>Ivermectin and albendazole / etc. vs. (legally, via the US RFRA, and states with) producing LSD or something.
>Differences of effectiveness and pricing.

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[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12131463]

•Objectivity in entertainment.
•Interactivity as a meta.
•Practical home and neighborhood science.
•QoL.
•Innovation.
•Socioeconomy.

[Anonymous No.12131525]

What is this schizophrenia

[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12131604]

>>12131525
>[Not a specific criticism or argument].

[Anonymous No.12131630]

>>12131604
it’s a prompt for you to seek help

[OP !!gn6u+qppjDS No.12131645]

>>12131630
I'm not that which was projecting made-up relevance bringing up "schizophrenia",