GeneralVincent

Yup, I made a bad generalization. My bad, and to be clear I'm not a doctor or anything.

Some SSRIs may have an interaction with grapefruit. But grapefruit interacts with different medications differently, and it's not based on the class of medication, it's med specific.

e.g. Sertraline (Zoloft) is an SSRI and is listed as having an interaction with grapefruit

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grapefruit%E2%80%93drug_interactions

Eta: thanks for calling that out, I've learned some interesting things, for example;

Ketamine: After drinking 200 mL of grapefruit juice daily for five days, the overall absorption of orally ingested ketamine was increased three-fold compared to the control group in a clinical trial. The peak blood ketamine concentration was increased over two-fold.

~~No grapefruit while taking ssri medication~~

edit: sorry, this is a bit misleading and an oversimplification

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grapefruit%E2%80%93drug_interactions

"Male penguins may exhibit homosexual behavior. However, as the author, I would like to make it clear I would NEVER have gay sex with a male penguin. That's gross. I would only ever have sex with a woman penguin, as Putin would want."

It's not exactly the same but the Clicks phone keyboard is touch sensitive so you can swipe on the keyboard, and the button on the side has a notification LED

Yeah fair enough, didn't mean to sound argumentative

Pretty sure thats the point tho, there are often multiple different explanations for each mystery. So having a diverse group of archeologists is beneficial to get as many theories as possible.

So the 'gotcha' by the professor probs isnt a 'this is definitely the only explanation', it's just to have the students question their biases and seek diverse opinions.

Well not overnight obviously, I'm sure it has to go through a board of directors and have a vote for it. My comment may have come off a bit more flippant then intended tbh. But I'm not aware of any legal reason they can't go that route though, but I'm not in the UK so ¯\(ツ)/¯

I did find this, which I think is relevant. https://the-icm.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/CC363.pdf

What legal reasons? They're not legally bound to only accept cis women, its just one of their own rules. They don't have to go through the courts, they can change their bylaws to include trans women. Or whatever verbiage they need.

Unless I'm missing something, they have no legal obligation to keep the same bylaws as an organization. Then there's no basis for a terf to sue.

ETA: whoop, missed this part of the article apparently;

Green said the organisation wanted trans women to remain “part of the WI family” and that from April it would launch new “sisterhood groups”, open to all, which would be “a place where we will recognise transgender women as women and explore what it is to be a woman in the 21st century."

So if that's possible, then it seems absurd that the main organization could be at risk of legal action

Kinda, but the big difference is being a man is an identity and not a choice, while being a cop is entirely an intentional choice.

So we should be empathetic to the perspective and struggles of women while trying not to demonize men as an identity.

I was curious how he tracked that

https://talktoadam.com/adam-sensor

Found it. Kinda tempted to try it as a trans woman, HRT typically lowers the number of random erection. Wonder if there's any, or what 'AndroAge" it thinks I am

fucks with

I found the original, a video by sagewind_farmstead (instagram, tiktok, youtube, etc)

eta: looks like she has hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, which could explain the legs and arms looking a bit different