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@iamnotU@mastodon.social @dbattistella@todon.eu What is genius to do with replicating what Georgetown University discovered back in 2008. Why not give credit where it is due? Georgetown researchers found that tobacco hornworm caterpillars could be trained to avoid particular odors delivered in association with a mild shock. When adult moths emerged from the pupae of trained caterpillars, they also avoided the odors, showing that they retained their larval memory.

@exocomics@mastodon.world That must be the reason why let a black widow- red back spider bite me as a child.

@medieval_illuminations@mastodon.social Medieval Tripper

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@cmconseils@mastodon.social Like a bird on a wire Like a drunk in a midnight choir

@fesshole@mastodon.social Ironside lives again.

@Chrishallbeck@mastodon.social Also low impact isometric, isotonic, isomotion exercises and use a Bullworker myself. Helps tone the muscles. 72 and still going strong after very successful musculoskeletal treatments on various traumatised areas, like lower neck and lower back over the years.

@Chrishallbeck@mastodon.social Decent Osteopath if fortunate enough to have access. For a initially painful, regular, deep tissue massage. To relieve all those tight muscles pulling everything out of whack. Then hopefully a good manipulation to crack a few things into place.