No because the neural systems for those defenses are still too immature. The have a startle reflex called the Moro reflex but it isn’t quite the same thing.

Here is some more info you might find interesting https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7914291/

Gravity therapy is also effective

I don’t need more proof.

What kinda Jeffrey Dahmer bullshit is this?

Serious question: how can anything step related be incest? I thought an incestuous relationship required blood relation.

My last 20 photos: Screws I needed from Lowe’s, picture of a wood project I’m working on, the wiring for my kids guitar (wanted the pickups replaced), some AI rendering of me in a suit, several memes, and some cool plants from a nursery down the road.

Very incriminating stuff.

I need a golf cart that can go 80+mph and passes us safety standards.

Well yeah why not. The holiday was a pagan holiday long before the Jesus thing anyway. Besides the idea of gathering with your family to share meals and exchanging gifts because you love and care for them is not strictly a Christian thing.

Well let’s not be too hasty here…

I really despise most everything about him but if Elon were to actually pay me and give me a free car I’d very likely take it. I mean I have principles but I’m not an idiot.

Random question: GTA? Greater Toronto Area?

This sounds really interesting actually.

Sigh… likely true.

I was kinda thinking the same thing

Until the hospital realizes they would be responsible for malpractice suits since there is no doctor to blame.

I’m pretty sure these companies are paying attention to RAM and CPU costs and second guessing the value in adding them to these appliances. I don’t need a source. It’s common sense.

Which machines are people getting these days? I have a Dell Optiplex 3070 I’ve added a WiFi antenna to. It’s pretty small.

Jesus who is spending $200+ on a raspberry pi?

I’d use it as an intelligence filter. If you can’t tell the difference you are a moron and unworthy of me talking to you 😀

I won’t.

I read a short story back in college about a woman who helped people remember their past lives. Somehow she gets transported to a universe where reincarnation is completely real and everyone remembers all their previous past lives. Suicide was rampant and the world generally sucked. She somehow transitions to helping people forget their past lives to make the world a better place. I really wish I could remember the title of the story.