Is there any relation to “nanogram” that was supposed to use the cryptocurrency Nano ($XNO)? Or you just liked the name? 🤔

Second hand trauma unlocked 😬

Cool. Make sense. Sounds like a principle similar to !EffectiveAltruism@chirp.social.

Btw, current cryopreservation organizations (preferably nonprofit foundations rather then companies) have learnt from past mistakes. Eg Tomorrow Biostasis requires quite a big payment upfront that is invested in low risk way that is expected to provide profit at least 1% above inflation, and the profit is used to pay for maintaining the preservation and later for revival and reintegration into society. It is designed to be long term sustainable to prevent disposals.

As I see it, it is not a one direction transaction. Your dog give your their part, you did same. Would you get your beloved dog more health if you could? (I get it that not everyone can do it. But if that would not be an issue?)

But, ultimately, it is your decision.

Can you elaborate a bit, please?

Well, first of all I see you love your dog and deeply care about 🤗 This is a kind of decision that no one should be forced to face. But nature forces us so…

When it comes to end of life decision, it is possible to cryopreserve your dog, so in the future, when veterinary medicine advances a lot, they could reanimate your dog and provide many, many more years of healthy life. All the thing about reanimation is still speculative currently (unless your pet is a small worm C. Elegans…). If you are interested, you may search CryoPets and Tomorrow Biostasis. Best luck 🤗

Great done! We can take inspiration! In Slovakia, the government pays cca 17 millions euros per year for MS stuff, so comparable in span.

It is for output / screen. But I like your enthusiasm about using open source for salt water aquarium 😉

Awoo is not a crime!

Loop Habit Tracker - simply tracking habits.

Red Moon. Blue light filter for screen. Makes it less hurting for eyes to use phone at night, or generally in dark.

When you are now below 30, you have reasonable chance to live way beyond 100 in good health! Well, if you choose to use the new medicine interventions (that are now in research and development or concepted) after they are available. I mean decades beyond 100!

Most current people above 50 does not understand it because they are too socially programmed. But you, with fresher mind, can break from their dogma.

Learn a little bit about Longevity Escape Velocity (LEV) to understand it. Because it is going to be one of the most defining things in your life!

If you want also your parents to be alive very long, the progress must be much quicker. You may request your government to invest heavily into real aging-reversal therapies. And ask your friends and random people on internet (😉) to do so. But chances are that your parents are too old to have good chance to get to LEV. In that case you may talk with them about cryopreservation and help them to sign for some provider. Currently it is far from certain that we will be able to revive them in the future, but alternative is a grave / cremation with total clarity of no revival at all.

Yeah! And remember that there are also spaces between teeth! They often / usually contains some remains that would like to destroy your teeth. I am using brush, inter-teeth brush and floss - all 3 of them, and it even feels great. Andrew Steele greatly described the problems of bad teeth cleaning in his book Ageless, even though that was small part of the book.

Some dogs can also smell it.

I want to assume that you are not a heliophysicist 😬

Cool. For learning Esperanto there is a great site https://lernu.net/ and also Duolingo, and others. After some time came back and comment about your progress, I am interested in your story 😉

jan Siwe, jan Lawi.

ali li pali e sama 🤣

Yes, all languages are made up. But some are more made up :-)

One of the reasons that I love free / libre / open source is its high acceptance of Esperanto as an interface language. I myself also helped translate bunch of them (now I am searching for money to pay others to translate them :).

Facebook had a program of volunteer translations years ago. I helped a bit by rating existing translations. Then some law came that prevented for-profit corporations to use volunteers as translators and the program was shut down. Similar with Google, who still has parts of interface in Esperanto. Rumors go that Gmail was once fully translated into Esperanto, but the political decision went to not deploy it…