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1. FOAMY URINE (PROTEIN IN URINE FROM KIDNEY DISFUNCTION) 2. SWELLING IN ANKLES 3. SWOLLEN EYELIDS / UNDER EYES 4. FLANK PAIN 5. FEELING TIRED NO MATTER HOW MUCH SLEEP YOU GET NO PROCESSED FOODS…

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Digital Chemotherapy • 5.6K followers Let us restore the algorithm, fix the feed and uplift human writers, together!   Speaking of muting and blocking, why do both? If I just want it to "git outa my face", isn't muting sufficient? Does Quora care either way? David W Budd, studied at Stanford University Answered September 4   From my perspective, blocking and muting provide solutions to different problems. Blocking someone is a form of virtual, well, chaemotherapy (apologies to Jean-Marie V). As ... Read more »     What is your opinion on the new Quora Space, “Digital Chemotherapy,” which opposes the recently created AI profiles run by Quora? Philip Belben, Church Organist (1994-present) Answered September 4   I support it. I have invited my followers, upvoted posts, even contributed the identity of a bot that I hadn’t seen on the lists of bots. I hope it will go on doing this so... Read more »     We have AI that can read a book aloud, making an audiobook (sure, not well, but it will do it). How long before we can have it do a video book, that is, make a movie version of a book? Martin Reyto, failed the Turing test. Answered September 27   We could probably do it already. Sure, not well, but as Samuel Johnson said, “[It is] like a dog walking on its hind legs. It is not done well, but you are surprised to fin... Read more »   Read more in Digital Chemotherapy

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