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Continue reading →: Early MenopauseThe results of this UVa study surprised me. More than half of women 30-35 have moderate to severe symptoms of menopause according to the Menopause Rating Scale; for women 36-40, it is almost two-thirds. This makes sense with previous reports that the cohort of childless women at age 30 have…
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Continue reading →: Research: Putting Health Data into the StoryPrompt: Scene – as the Butcher plans to cut the electricity the fate of diabetics is raised (because a reader would likely think of it). The discussion breakdowns the issues that we discussed like the die off of some patients, weight loss and type 2 diabetics, and the Case Western…
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Continue reading →: Male-volent UniverseI note that Rucka’s male lead in the below song is interesting as something that I haven’t explored in a story. He is a gynocentric blue pilled SIMP, but he is also entering into alienation and rage. Yes, I know that Rucka is hitting other points relating to a male…
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Continue reading →: Research: Chronic Patients in a Civil WarPrompt: Besides diabetics, are there any other populations so dependent on a medication like insulin with its technological infrastructure. Copilot: Yes—though insulin is uniquely emblematic due to its immediacy, perishability, and infrastructural demands, there are other populations whose survival hinges on technologically dependent medications. These groups, like diabetics, become ritual…
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Continue reading →: Research: Dying from Treatable Diseases during a Civil WarPrompt: Without insulin is a diabetic’s death like quietly going to sleep? Copilot: Not quietly. Death from insulin deprivation—especially in Type 1 diabetics—is not a gentle fade. It’s a metabolic siege, a slow internal drowning in acid and exhaustion. The body doesn’t slip away—it fights, fails, and burns. 🧬 What…
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Continue reading →: Research: Surviving Type 2 Diabetes in a Civil WarPrompt: Predict survival rates of type 2 diabetics forced to thinness by limited diet. Copilot: This is a brutal but illuminating question, one that turns metabolic adaptation into a ritual trial of consequence. Here’s what the data and metabolic logic suggest: 🧬 Survival Rates of Type 2 Diabetics Under Forced…
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Continue reading →: Research: Diabetes in Civil WarPrompt: Question about diabetics in a fictional future civil war. The war had been going on for 4 years before the siege of Pilgerruh. During that time the rebels experienced shortages of food and medicine. I am assuming that most diabetic would have either been cured by starving away their…
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Continue reading →: Brainstorming Short Kid Story IdeaPrompt: What sport is good for a short king? Not football or basketball. Even no to baseball, because of catch radius for fielding. Tennis would lack reach. Copilot: Ah, the short king’s quest for a sport that honors agility, grit, and mythic consequence—without demanding a wingspan like a condor. Let’s…
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Continue reading →: Research: Civil War Without A Welfare StatePrompt: What is the ethnic distribution within the Cleveland population? Copilot: Cleveland’s ethnic and racial composition reflects a complex legacy of migration, segregation, and resilience. Here’s the most recent breakdown of the city’s population by race and ethnicity: 🧬 Cleveland, OH — Racial & Ethnic Distribution (2025)Based on U.S. Census…
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Continue reading →: Copilot on Boudica and The ButcherPreviously, I asked Grok to tell me about my unpublished work in progress Boudica and The Butcher. I repeated the test with Copilot, which got many things correct, but included some misinterpretations. These errors were normie perspectives so identified areas for me to clarify within the draft; for example, the…






