41 karma · joined January 4, 2021
Bolt sales were very low. Then came the fire recall and supply chain issues. The mid cycle refresh Bolt is now in production but dealers are asking $37K.
I intend to try Lithium Orotate and see how I feel, as it seems like a safe first step.
Years ago I remembered reading this article - https://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/28/magazine/i-dont-believe-i...
The one compound I've used (on and off, for maybe a few weeks at a time over the past 18 years) intermittently is Clonazepam. Recently however I don't find the dosage to be very effective, and reading the literature, upping benzo dosage has a high risk of increased dependency. I'd like to avoid that.
I happened to randomly start Googling about Lithium and stumbled upon Lithium Orotate, which is sold as a supplement pretty much everywhere. There's a little bit of literature on Pubmed, but not much.
I bought this - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PB4II68/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b...
And it arrives on Friday. The reviews on this and other Lithium Orotate seem almost too good to be true, but for $10, I'm willing to give it a shot.
Tens of thousands of jobs were created by FCA/Stellantis with the renovation of Sterling Heights Assembly Plant for Ram 1500 Production, the brand new $1.6 billion plant on Connor and Jefferson (which builds Grand Cherokee L (WL75) and Grand Cherokee (WL74) in Detroit across the street from Jefferson North (which still builds WD/WK2), and the GM renovation of Hamtramck (Factory Zero) for Hummer EV/Silverado 1500 EV/commercial EV VAN production.
Detroit's economy is still 95% automotive. Those four plants I referenced were huge positive developments for the local economy - SHAP, JNAP1, JNAP2, and Hamtramck are the heart of the working class economy in Detroit, providing good union jobs building high margin products, along with the suppliers that feed those plants.
I am genuinely confused as to why there seems to be more side effects/issues with the 'traditional' J&J vaccine vs. the mRNA Moderna/Pfizer vaccines. I would have thought the opposite to have been true.
But then again the Sputnik vaccine seems to be doing ok? So maybe it's just the J&J formulation. Who knows though, the peer reviewed data for this hasn't had much time to go through rigorous scrutiny.
Do the two different generations have different TDP envelopes? I though the 5xxx and 4xxx series both use Vega - what is the appreciable product difference between Zen 2 and Zen 3 if the performance/TDP/graphics performance is the same?
If they named things properly and wouldn't mix generations within a single generational series marketing campaign (5xxx series), you wouldn't have to - as a consumer, if you wanted to buy the best, you would buy the 5000 series. They would still carry 4xxx stock - if you wanted something at a different price point, you'd buy the 4xxx series.
AMD's choice to mix generations within the same series makes things more confusing, not less confusing.