Yeah! It’s the “you messed up mode”.

My father was a sales & marketing executive for a window company in Germany. You can prepare for a long rant whenever he sees “those dreadful sliding windows” in a TV show from the US or Great Britain. Like every time. 😅

Not sure and not queer here.

But my guess is, that the woman in the cis pic has very trimmed, slim eyebrows - while the others have more natural looking brows. Maybe because the queer folk don’t need to play the “stereotypical female game”. They are defining their own sense of femininity, so no need for conforming with patriarchal stereotypes?

Again, just my guess. If I’m wrong: please explain. I’m always willing to learn & evolve.

Apparently, you might at least decrease the risks with lifestyle choices. Especially correct diet, exercise, social factors and sleep.

E.g: https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2024/07/alzheimers-study-finds-diet-lifestyle-changes-yield-improvements/

The suggested changes would also help to reduce the risk for heart attacs, strokes, diabetes and some more.

Proteins are made of amino-acids. You can make a protein out of a couple of aminos or a LOT of them.

The sizes, composition and shapes of the proteins then governs their individual function, as there are countless different proteins.

Think of it as Lego. You can build a large spaceship or a small car. Still all Lego, but you can do different things with them.

You can go clean some dishes?

Yeah, good question.

Heavy water - like water, just heavier.