u/Bowbowjowjow

I didnt have enough power for my ATs so I decided to make my first petroleum boiler. The design I'm using doesnt autostop heating the petroleum so it gets too hot for my steel pumps (overheats at 275C vs 403C petroleum) and I cant use enough in order to cool them down with new crude oil. Temporarily fixed the issue by building reservoirs at space (near petroleum engines). So now the too hot petroleum moving up to the space reservoirs heated up my entire base. To fix my heated base I decided to build 6 AT in series which reduces ambient 60C(left / hovered over pipe) to about 20C (right- selected pipe/outlet.) Which leads me to plan out my second petroleum boiler so I can get enough power for my ATs .....

The petroleum boiler design - link

Obviously the title is sensationalized but cmon sony, do you really have to know what i watch on my PC. Isnt giving you 300 euros not enough?!?

PS - the privacy policy is about sony sound connect app info collection. They collect info on what you watch (among other things) regardless if it's something on your laptop/tablet that do not have the app, it still gets routed via your phone to the app. I guess it's not surprising but it's kinda disappointing.

In some western textbook there was mentioned Lithium/AlzDementia reverse correlation but the pathophysiology was entirely focused on something else (A-beta/p-tau). So I started reading more about it.

1. Bipolar patients on lithium having fewer AD cases than those without. Link
2. People around lithium rich water sources have fewer AD cases (considering the low doses maybe it's not due to direct anti-viral effect of lithium but immune system augmentation??). Link
3. Lithium has anti-viral properties (listed bipolar doses) Link
4. There is positive correlation between ApoE4 gene (big risk factor for AD) and HSV-1 recurrence rate. Link
5. HSV-1 infection episodes is positively associated with increased APP gene (risk factor for AD) expression and AD Link
6. A-beta plaques in AD pt frequently contain HSV-1; Link
7. BUT Acyclovir trials didnt improve/stop AD progression (maybe it's because acyclovir doesnt kill viruses, only reduces their replication and maybe the their immune system is unable to clear the viral load???) Link

Naturally people have noticed all those things and have started building up the viral hypothesis of alzheimer's dementia. I wish that was mentioned in any of the textbooks, at least then I would have read about it directly instead of searching for research papers of the mentioned points and much later finding out later about the hypothesis.

How do you stay updated on such things? Is there something like up-to-date for psychiatry?