Kalkaline

This assumes your reactions are better than a machine. You need something that disables the machine passively.

Nah, you’ll want some electromagnets and Faraday cages to disable them. Salt water is too easy to protect against.

Don’t forget the brassicas too

https://kbin.social/m/mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world/t/785471/-/comment/4762052

What are you, some kinda commie?

A week and a half gross pay just to get the training and radio needed to do the job, they probably can’t figure out why nobody applied.

They probably should have just surrendered to the North if they didn’t want to fight for the rights of rich white dudes to own slaves.

One day someone is going to open their dryer and all their laundry is going to land perfectly folded based on that same theory. Maybe it is possible, but incredibly unlikely and even if it did happen you’d probably miss that particular revolution of the dryer.

They’re in your care though, you need to CYA and be able to document if they took their medication at the correct time.

What if they hoard the meds and then take them all at once?

I’m not trying to start an argument or take away from your point, just trying to preempt the inevitable conservative arguments against universal healthcare.

The lines are still long with private insurance, you’re not getting in for specialty procedures very quickly no matter what payment method you use. I say this as someone who does specialty neurodiagnostic procedures in the US. We don’t care if you can pay or you have this insurance or that, there’s a line everywhere and unless you’re coming in through the ED, you have to wait in it.