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sleep hDEC2 short-sleepers Mutations in ADRB1 and NPSR1 genes change neurotransmitters in the brains of some people allowing them to sleep less. Another variant in DEC2 lets short sleepers stay awake longer. taste TAS2R38 supertaster The variant responsible for super tasting is known as PAV bones: LRP5 unbreakable  extremely dense bones that are practically unbreakable. cholesterol: CETP low-cholesterol Mutations in a gene responsible for producing a protein called cholesteryl ester transfer protein (CETP) result in a deficiency of that protein. CETP deficiency is linked with having higher levels of "good" HDL cholesterol, which helps carry cholesterol to the liver so it can be removed from the body, resulting in lower cholesterol levels. PCSK9 genes that gets rid of a protein that controls the amount of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol in the blood. tetrachromats, usually women, have four. This is caused by a mutation of the opsin gene. strength - MSTN gene don’...

What is the ideal language? The natural development of language hasn't optimized it for learnability or understandability. For example, many words in english add ed to indicate past tense. However there are many exceptions to this rule. For example the past tense of run isn't runed, it's ran. There are many examples of exceptions to the rule that make learnability more difficult. Therefore, a language that's optimized for learnability and usability makes sense. This will never come about organically or naturally. It must be an intentional effort. The metric system was agreed upon for obvious reasons, ease of communication through an agreed common language is even more obviously desireable. Requirements: Constructed language - (sometimes called a conlang) is a language whose phonology, grammar, and vocabulary, instead of having developed naturally, are consciously devised or invented. Planned language - purposefully ...

11/10/2021 What did I do today to get to mars: I drank a bit last night so I'm proud of myself for getting up on time today and doing cardio first thing. For 50 minutes. :) I also did some shoulder rehab work and stretched out. During my incline treadmill walk I also was reading, not audio book but an actual physical book. Not really related to mars, a nonfiction book on whiskey and a classic, crime and punishment. But the fact that I'm multi tasking during my cardio makes me happy. 11/9/2021 Decided to start writing this today. Been drinking. If that's any indication, seems like drinking will be involved in a few of these posts. I just turned 40. I'm over weight, 6'1.5" 230 lbs. Not sure why I think I'll be able to go to Mars but where there's a will there's a way right? My plan is to try to expand my rental portfolio and then hopefully soehow get up to the magical $500,000 ticket to ride. I'm hoping I have abou...

Types of food: From earth For emergency use only. For use prior to any food being made on Mars. Intended as supplemental food to be used in addition to initial food production on Mars. For celebrations and special occasions. Grown on Mars Plants squarerootsgrow (vertical garden) https://squarerootsgrow.com Animals Fish aquaponics Chicken eggs Beef Dairy Insects livinfarms (insects as protein) https://www.livinfarms.com Fungus Synthetic Cell-free Synthesis of Starch from CO2 cell-free-synthesis-of-starch-from-co2-with-8-5-fold-higher-efficiency-than-nature Scientists Make Food From Bacteria, Water, Electricity, and a...

Mars gravity is 38% that of Earth. What might that mean for you as a long term Mars resident and how might you cope while in space and throughout your stay on Mars. Reduced gravity and your health If you’ve ever taken an extended break from your regular workout routine, like an entire year plus during covid, then you’ll have noticed that it’s quite different getting back into it compared to when you were just maintaining. Reintroducing yourself to working out can be pretty horrible. If you don't workout while on your way to Mars your body will adjust to being in space and by the time you arive you'll be incredibly weakened. Similarly, if you don't exercise on Mars then a return to earth could leave you medically nonfunctional. In space You’re going to go through that when you arrive planet side after any interplanetary voyage. What can be done about it in space is fairly well studied. Nasa has several machines that can be used in zero g and the...

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Spacer calendar A proposed base-60 civil time system for a spacefaring civilization For this proposal I am ignoring relativistic effects such as time dilation and specialized astronomical time scales such as barycentric dynamical time. The goal is a simple, uniform civil time system suitable for a civilization living across planets, moons, stations, and spacecraft. Specifications: Spacer - metric time - base 60 Basically a metric calendar that’s base 60 instead of base 10 and based on the day as the primary time unit. Merely because human circadian rhythm is evolved to be adapted to the length of an earth day. 1 day x 60 x 60 x 60 = 1 spacer millennium (600 spacer years, approx 591.4 earther years). 1 day x 60 x 60 = 1 spacer decade (10 spacer years, 360 spacer days each, approx 9.86 earther years). 1 day x 60 = 1 spacer month (60 earther days, approx 2 earther months). 1 spacer day ...