Afrim wrote:

I never had/owned: an umbrella, a cellphone, a tv, or a wife.

Thanks Alex,

I have carried umbrellas (one at a time though) but they weren't mine, that's why I put a slash (had/owned [at the extent that one could use the pronoun 'my'. e.g.: "As I was opening my umbrella, my cellphone rang. It was my wife. She wanted a divorce. Before I smashed the cellphone on my car I yelled at her: Don't you ever touch my TV anymore!" (something like that)

Continuing 'my' confession:
I also never had: a mower or a dog.

Actually there were 6 small moles that I burned. One was so small that it wasn't even 'worth' mentioning it (now I did) and there were two very close together (I thought of counting them as one).
AA

I guess, yeah, I think I was thinking along 'your' lines. Thankfully life is not being consistent in copyrighting, otherwise there would probably be a 'C' on each cell/particle (the copyright symbol, not the carbon atom) and innumerable various-sizes C's (maybe like a fractal).

Alex, 'I've Changed My Mind' rocks! Affirmative and impressively exciting (I encountered it about 2 years ago). Thanks dude!
AA

Hi dudes,
The sequel to ICMM will happen after there are sufficient articles in the library here AND there are at least 12 working tutorials (hopefully more) AND I've caught up with all private projects. So it's an open question...
If you want to make it faster  :  )  you could always volunteer to draft some articles based on selections of sources (eg, NHA sends you a selection of the latest science reference papers/data on any subject you like, plus drafting guide notes, and you draft an article about all the latest info on the subject, send it back to us and we put it on the site.)

[s] I'm interested in a future article explaining the way you can hack the taste of the food you don't like!! a lot of good/healthy food taste awful for me  (it mention that in ICMM). Cheers

I'm not overkeen on a lot of veg, so I tend to drown it in mayonaisse or cheese sauce or curry or whatever.
Short term hack:
Because taste & odor are reasonably synesthesic in most of us, this device:
http://www.odorscreen.com/
is absolutely great if you like the taste of vanilla. It works until you get sick of all your feckin' food tasting of vanilla  :  )
Long term hack: Your 'tastes' are indeed 'acquired' and with practice you'll recalibrate. Things won't taste at all the same in 6 months' time. -But do you really not like strawberries, peaches, blueberries etc? That's really unusual!
Best,
AR

[Afrim wrote]
I haven't tried supplementing myself with piracetam before.

Cool, let us know what changes you notice and how long it takes etc.

Re: mole removal: Be careful with the scar tissue for a while as it will be particularly susceptible to the wart virus HVP, especially if exposed to sunlight.
Best,
AR

About 15 hrs ago I picked the package containing 6 kg Piracetam (put in two jar-like black plastic containers [3 kg in each]).
My first encounter with Piracetam:
It looked like fine-grained sugar or salt. White.
I could not smell any smell from it.
It tasted bitter when I tried just a bit (~10mg).
So, the bottom line (of this paragraph) is that a primate, if were to encounter it without being aware of all that pile of scientific info, would not probably ingest it (excluding the taste/checking).

Anyways, I went ahead and had 1 g of it with some water, and then another (1 gram) with some tequila few hours later. Since I was not noticing any [exceptional] changes (there were some due to tequila) that I could attribute to Piracetam I continued taking: 1 g at a time at different/irregular times. Up to now I have taken 5 g of Piracetam (within 15 hrs). Still no noticable changes.

I am thinking of taking 10 g total next day (starting with a 3 g dose).

AA

I had taken [first time] 5 g of Piracetam before I went to sleep last night. It was a long sleep; about 10 hrs and I had two long dreams. The interesting parts of these dreams were that the storylines were developing slowly and they were easy to recall (after waking); the characters and the scenes were not changing as rapidly as in my previous dreams, which were harder to recall. I woke up, interrupting my last dream, at some point and went to pee and then went back to sleep; it seemed to me that I then 'picked the dream up' from where I left it prior to peeing. When I finally woke up I felt deeply relaxed. I hope Piracetam had some to do with that kind of sleep/dreaming. 

Today I had ~3.3 g of Piracetam with diluted yoghurt (it still tasted bitter) and then another ~3.3 g dissolved in beer (the beer became more flavorful). Now I am drinking 3.3 g of it with some herbal tea (caffeine free). So my total Piracetam ingestion today was 10 g. I am looking forward to sleeping.

Yes Sakiro, it seems that 10000 mg of Piracetam is a lot but i can't find any information about the toxicity limits of Piracetam. Initially I thought of starting with very low dosages but I want to quickly find out if there seem to be positive effects coming from taking this stuff since the days of ordering some more may be numbered.

I think that the food that I consume contains adequate amount of choline; I don't (intentionally) supplement myself with choline.

AA