Natasha Tori Maru

This is the unconscious cognitive bias we are talking about. You can't see it precisely because it is unconscious and hidden. Why else do you think everyone keeps trying to express this to you? Don't you think it is odd everything is saying something similar?

At the risk of sounding conspiratorial - I don't see why the military, for example, wouldn't have some sort of early access. Domain specific models more likely. Military often have early access to new and cutting edge tech.

This was basically my my cousins place - mudbrick + bluestone. Timber lintels/sills, door frames and all

@integral SHiiiiiiat that is some intense winter lows - Typical lows in NSW Australia are 0C so there isn't so much environmental constraints. Pretty much can't apply my cousins method >.< Building management system + mechanical fitout will do that. I don't want to kill the dream but the cost is pretty high. I think it would be more an interesting system to implement to really see more precise diagnostics! They can be a bitch to maintain also.

Do you have the option to visit a physiotherapist and enlist in some sort of rehabilitation program? This is often the standard treatment for muscle atrophy from extended bedrest/non-use. Perhaps some weakness remains, impacting how you move structurally, and causing the pain you describe. When training or rehabbing I was always told never to increase volume more than 5-10% week on week. I have personally had knee pain similar to what you describe - a lancing, piercing pain that is especially pronounced when walking up stairs. I remedied it through cross training and substantially increasing dietary fats + red meat. But I cannot be assured this was the fix.

Just go live in a national park off-grid. My cousins did that (lived in the Blue Mountains of NSW). Batteries/solar. Huge hot stove oven - light it at dawn and keep it on all day. Shit in a pit. Tanked water. I spent many summers with them. Their house was made of bluestone if I recall. Full outdoor air all the time that is clean as fuck I am used to building super specialised lab PC2 and up environments. Airlock cleanrooms, compounding pharmacies and pathology areas. It doesn't really apply to what you want to do. You need full blown BMS controlled mechanical systems to operate them in liveble conditions.

Which is interesting because therapy aims to CHALLENGE your cognitive bias and false beliefs. Chatbots tend to enhance this... in the opposite direction >.<

This is it. I feel sorry for this user as he runs these thought patterns on a loop. He posts a rant - looking to achieve nothing - then leaves. Gets told by almost every member he is wrong. Comes back - rinse/repeat. Its a case for the need of serious therapy. CBD would probably work. But it will be years before OP can recognise the cognitive bias AND dissonance pattern and catch himself. He wants to have the love of a beautiful women desperately but feels this is owed. And when not given, resentment. Turning into this weird 'I hate pretty ladies' protective mechanism. And thats all it is - a protection mechanism.

@integral if you buy a pre-built box and then contract out the services, that makes it a lot easier than doing the whole shebang from scratch. I think it's a much better plan tbh You might need a geotechnical consultant to assess where you plan to put it. Not sure. They will tell you soil types and stability, what is suitable for that location

Are you just filtering for TVOC or pm2.5 & pm10 also? If custom, plans for design will cost you. Set aside cash for that. I don't know how building permits work where you are, but here you need a set of plans passed and assessed/prepared. Structural set are usually emphasised. It sounds like you will need to subcontract more than you realise. Hydraulics, electrical, structural (carpentry). What about fire safety? I still think you are aiming for way too specialised with even 110k budget.

@AION sweet let us know how the p series goes. Lenovo have done me solid for a few goes now. I didn't know they used to be IBM until recently. The X1 I can vouch for. I only recommend shit I have used myself. I've had turd results from Dell (srsly fuck that proprietary power supply plug) , HP and Acer on the laptop front. Never tried Asus etc. Do you use an iPhone? That might be another deciding factor for MacBook due to the ecosystem cohesion. But again if you are anything like me fuck apple and fuck iOS lol. Even though I can admit they make good products.

My advice is - don't cook your lungs. Anything inhaled regularly - vaping / smoking / chroming. Do not! Once your lungs are done you are fucked.

There is a bit more to it.

@Shermaningeorgia Mental gymnastics to justify hate. Low consciousness