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|    Treon Verdery to All    |
|    Software app that reduces prenatal compl    |
|    05 Sep 22 20:26:40    |
      From: treon3verdery@gmail.com               if 1% of the population during 2019 is anemic then 76 million people of all       ages could benefit; a phone application reaches more and can be combined with       a systematically producible phone app like a famous at the moment people's       personality type        predicts their next move (Fun to get use and share)(romance, career, and       famous people collaborations compared) or an each team, globally, gets an       autogeneratated, or nearly auto generated phone application is a way to spread       the wellness generating        software app;              It is imaginable that 1/10 or more of people using a fun app would be willing       to take a health quiz simultaneously, I read that urinary tract infections       could also be a complication of pregnancy and if the quiz says they have it       they could be urged to        see a doctor              Things that benefit outcasts: I was homeless from 2005 to 2016 AD and I did       not feel like an outcast, i perceive some people think some homeless people       are outcasts, things that benefit the homeless could benefit outcasts:       What is the lightest most affordable substitute for a mattress; the therma       rest puffs up and rolls to less volume;               Siliconized nylon ripstop weave tarps could be more affordable than       polyethylene tarps; it seems like a distribution thing as polymer coated paper       is ultra affordable, also dollar store tablecloths are much less than 4.99       polyethylene tarps even though        polyethylene tarps could actually be geotextiles or vapor-barrier polymer       affordable; something like rip stop weave dollar store tablecloths cheaper       than a candy bar, or at 20 make able per 92 to 47 cents per kg polymer then       double that from distribution        6-9 cent each tarps could be made and distributed with the same avidity and       reach as penny candy or fruit at the developing world; siliconization enhances       bushing water off and polymers without static cling gather to a form and pack       more easily, lasered        holes on the sides about 7 mm big could replace grommet holes; the dollar       store raincoat exists and could likely be made with a long wide flat sheet       that rolls up replacing the hood could be functional and still $1 or noting       the 6-9 cent version even        more affordable; a really benevolent version could have a perforated strip a       person could detach, pee on and be diagnosed with treatable illnesses with; a       deluxe version might have a laser or ultrasonically welded bag area that could       be detached and        inflated and knotted to make a pillow that lasts a week to a month, with a       polymer texture people like (perhaps not slick), among homeless people, some       are above median at big 5 psychology test conscientiousness and could       easy-origami and knot foot        drying gaitors or rain repelling hats; although global utility suggests varied       messages, and at 2019 AD the size of the manufacturing amount increased       affordability, note new manufacturing technologies could make one item batches       affordable, volume/text        optima could be found: the large planar roll up non visible part of the dollar       store or more affordable raincoat could have text embossed (cheap, lasers) or       printed on it (one cent? Less? Hint: USA grocery bags) material, that could be       quantitatively        measured to be actually initiated and be an actual action measured as used at       3% of the homeless could be things like "wash regularly" "people like people,       talk to someone", " travelling out of cities can be beneficial to homeless       people", "more, fresh,        or new garments are usually easy to get, get some more garments, keep comfy       and dry; seek shoes before you need new ones", one I found initially repellent       that was awesome advice was like: "if people see you, the ones that might have       the opportunity to        be kinder might complain", " if there's trouble, walk away, talk it out, or       change the subject (grab phone if you have one)", "hitchhiking works, travel       to better places", " many people that try to quit something succeed, sometimes       after a few tries, is        there something that doctors think will make you live longer that you should       quit?              Detachable polymer areas at a raincoat a homeless person can write on and fill       out fun educational, being benefitting quizzes are likely beneficial, "what       kind of free medical care user are you" as well as "Joe saves 10% of what he       gets a week, what can        he get after 1 week, 1 month; Joe can start a credit union account for $1 and       get a debit card with a general delivery postal address", " what actually does       happen when you say "please", " thank you", "i have a problem with (blank) can       you assist me", we        had 700 homeless people try it and this is what actually happens: occurence              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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