>>41882 I actually just had a Ribosian Caffinated Dairy beverage, aka an Iced Coffee. It really does fit the idea the article brought up, since caffeine is the best nootropic we know of, and sugar is known to produce genuine pleasant emotions. One thing I learned from trying to make sci-fi technology real: the solution is often much closer than you think. Is it a flamethrower, or actually a plasma shotgun? Is it a roomba, or a robotics platform?

>>41887 Naicu. I hope you're practicing aseptic techniques and using N95s at least. Ever consider getting/building a HEPA hood for your lab, Anon? Good luck with your research! Cheers. :^) >>41890 >Ribosian Caffinated Dairy beverage Lol. Stealing that. :D

>>41881 Understood. And honestly, I'm not far off from @GreerTech's takes : ( >>41882, >>41890 ) either. I'm just wanting to point out that there are real (Eternal, even!) benefits involved with Christian's sufferings. Anyway thanks for presenting us with out of the box ideas, Ribose. Cheers. :^)

https://japan-forward.com/cyborg-insects-a-new-frontier-in-disaster-response/ Interesting research.

>>41891 It's an oyster mushroom lab so it doesn't need all that. Very easy to cultivate and as much as I would like to claim those as mine those pics are from one of my students. Although I am helping with research direction and some basic questions.

>>41898 I know that cyborg insects have been used in espionage for over a decade now. #BugsArentReal

>>41904 Ahh, understood. Well please take care of yourself (and your students!), Ribose. I worry about your safety at times. :^) >>41905 No doubt. Poor bugs! :D #NOTALLBUGS

>>41909 Nothing I work with or am interested in working with is above BLS1

>>41910 OK, that sounds good then. That being the case, your research products should be reproduceable by Anons everywhere (given sufficient resources) safely. Cheers. :^)

>>41914 >That being the case, your research products should be reproduceable by Anons everywhere (given sufficient resources) safely. That is the idea

>>41914 Should be cheap too

>>41928 >>41929 Excellent, glad to hear it! Cheers, Ribose. :^)

I know several corporations want your biological data for AI medicine, but what do you guys think about giving that data to your waifus?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4dwjS_eI-lQ&pp=ygUYZG9tZXN0aWNhdGlvbiBmZW5uZWMgZm94 https://m.youtube.com/shorts/54_3qJRD9fU CAN IT BE DONE?

>>41939 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fennec_fox

https://www.urbanreef.nl/rainreef Cities are home to all forms of life, not just humans Urban Reef designs and creates open-ended habitats that encourage the growth and diversity of life in urban settings such as streetscapes, squares and buildings. To live together with more-than-human lives, urban settings need more room for uncontrolled and emerging ecologies, both physically and in our collective thought. Our prototypes called "Reefs" are designed to integrate open systems and regenerative design into the city. Reefs are created using bio-based algorithms and are 3D printed with (living) materials. Connected with passive flows rich in sunlight, water, nutrients and minerals, Reefs provide a range of microclimates and store nutrients that benefit more-than-human beings, complementing anthropocentric design approaches of urban environments.

>>41937 If they're offline, idc

>>41937 While this is obviously much more fundamental and intimate data about your biological makeup, AFAICT in other respects it hardly differs from your behavioral data insofar as Privacy, Safety, and Security are concerned. ( >>10000 ) >tl;dr I wouldn't be OK with giving that data to any entity but my own efforts.

>>41939 >>41940 Let's hope so! :D >>41941 Kinda pozzed take, and not really opensauce about it all. Otherwise, I find the basic concept generally intredasting.

>>41941 >>41944 If you dig through all the godawful investorspeak, basically it's a 3d printed greenery decoration that can help with cooling and provide psychological benefits. Not a bad idea, though someone could probably do something similar with regular filament.

>>41945 Good points. I think the clay printing probably gives smol life better "footholds" to get started on? In environments where "swamp coolers" work well (ie, basically warm + low-humidity), then I could see these having slightly similar benefits? Regardless, I think something like this could be a very nice herb garden substrate structure, as long as more open 'pots' were added here & there.

>>41944 The designs look simple enough that anyone with a clay printer could pull it off.

>>41947 Yeah, I think you're right.

>>41946 Or give the waifu moss hair

>>41943 I like the idea of the robowaifu being able to improve her husband's biology as the husband improves the waifu. Both pushing themselves to be better for themselves and God.

>>41950 I have no problems with that whatsoever, as long as it 'stays in the family'. Cheers. :^) >>41949 Heh. :D

Hadron is my wife ngl

@Ribose: I'd like your scientifically-based commentary on pic-related, please: https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1297 In my (admittedly, less-than-highly-educated) viewpoint on the topics of phylogenetics, these branches are clearly distinct. Explain it to me like I'm 12 years old please. :^) >>41954 Heh. :D

I was able to feel the magnetic fields of today's laundry as they got out of the dryer.

>>41980 LOL. That's interesting and unexpected! :D

>>41981 Static electricity is interesting

>>41954 Who is that?

>>41985 Really neat. >>41986 Imagine being able to see it everywhere as easily as you can see plasmaballs. >inb4 muh_GITS_eyeballs

Just took some pics of my mycelium growing on cardboard under my new microscope. Different parts of the spawn at different parts of colonization.

A drop of water suspended in mycelium because it is hydrophobic and yes the mycelium is alive.

>>41991 >>41992

>>41990 >>41992 This micrograph certainly reminds me of neuronal structures!

>>41992 >>41994 Live methylene blue stains.

>>41987 techpriest (cyborg) from darktide

>>42094 Nice so far, but he'll also need forced airflow. Since he's not doing sterile products (apparently), he'll only need to HEPA filter the output back into his room. In a realistic hazard scenario, this would need to be using much-stiffer panels (sealed glass + stainless steel frames/work area preferably); filtered both input & output; and ducted to the outside of the room. --- Anyway, cool & intredasting start! Cheers. :^)

My finger slipped https://annas-archive.org/md5/399ded657ea0a21fe9c50ea2c950b208 https://annas-archive.org/md5/28124e5223e0ae71e045086351bbeff7

>>42114 OI! YOU GOTTA LOICENSE FOR THEM FUNGIS!? :DD --- Seems a remarkable field of endeavor; good luck Anon. Cheers. :^)

@Chobitsu When can you send me the artist conk? The sooner the better.

>>42125 No sorry, not yet. I wont be able to even search for any till Winter at earliest. Don't worry, I haven't forgotten, Ribose!

>>42125 Just did a quick search. Here's what I found, Anon: https://www.out-grow.com/products/artists-conk-ganoderma-applanatum https://www.themyceliumemporium.com/product-page/artist-s-conk-ganoderma-applanatum

>>42126 Much obliged

>>42129 Ehh, not at all. BTW, I found a vendor of the whole mycelium: https://www.foraged.com/products/artist-conk-(ganoderma-applanatum)-(whole) --- I also came across a site that looks remarkable for this domain. I'm sure you'll be interested if you haven't seen it yet. Cheers. :^) https://mushroomexpert.com/