Are you talking about drug tests going through customs or for employment?

I can tell you which 80s band is Simply Red

Context for the non-Norwegians: https://www.forbrukerradet.no/breakingfree/

I would love to see a breakdown of all the differences between the show and the book. I’ve been doing a readalong to the show and I’ve noticed a few things. They took out references to the Soviet Union and fax machines but left floppy disks. The porn manufacturing on the virtual yacht was toned down a lot for TV, but not as much as the American version of the book. There’s a scene in Sagawa Electric where she makes a mistake and says “I’m such an idiot” in both versions, but in the book only she goes on to say “let me leave that out of my official report”, which is funny and humanizing. At one point Batou calls Kusanagi “hysterical” in the book, but it was changed to “violent” to the show, presumably to reflect changing views on misogyny in Japanese society. (Kusanagi had thrown a coffee mug at Batou’s head. In the book, she’s drinking coffee in one panel, and then you see Batou lying on the floor with a bump on his head and a coffee mug next to him on a separate page, but the show includes the mug in-flight, which, yeah, I struggled to understand what was happening when I first read it.) I could go on.

i don’t think people are naturally speaking in Escher sentences.

such a flex to put Escher and eschew so close together 🙌

Yeah, I’m pretty sure heart problems are a thing but kidney problems seems like misidentification and not a problem with the actual psilocybin mushrooms themselves.

https://www.psypost.org/scientists-raise-concerns-about-the-potential-link-between-chronic-microdosing-of-psychedelics-and-valvular-heart-disease/

My personal opinion is that for macrodosing you’re probably fine because tolerance naturally limits how often you can trip, but if you microdose every day you should probably be worried about what the constant exposure is doing to your heart valves.

It is somewhat ominous that Dr. Shulgin himself needed heart valve surgery, but he’s an outlier and that’s anecdotal evidence anyway.

It stated Ms Green micro-dosed mushrooms and that could be the reason for prior bleeding around the kidneys.

I want to know if the AI also hallucinated the connection between psilocybin mushrooms and kidney bleeding (!), or if this was hallucinated by the human doctor.

Those terries got away with it smh

Takes off sandal, raises it over head.

I’ll make you an example.

So Long, Gay Bowser

Jism

https://lemmy.ml/post/49710604

can’t grow hair if you don’t have flesh

Mentaiko is a superior upgrade for tarako in all cases and at all times

https://renote.net/articles/198647 The epítome of bad Japanese subtitling is Toda Natsuko. My favorite example is from Apollo 13. She didn’t understand that “opening” a circuit causes electricity to stop flowing, so she mistranslated it as “turn it on!”

Nice art, but why did you turn the nacelles into rocket boosters?

The name Lululemon was literally chosen because the founder wanted to laugh at Japanese people trying to pronounce it, so this is not surprising in the slightest.

More like commode-ity, amirite?

Extroverts dominate the narrative.