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|    Treon Verdery to All    |
|    Things that fill children with happiness    |
|    07 Sep 22 01:13:02    |
      From: treon3verdery@gmail.com              Play together bench              Three wads of paper companion robot attractor              Put white, blue, and green, pretty objects at the playsubstrates of children's       playgrounds like gems from eBay              Have children loll and play on 100 different grass types of lawns, find the       favorite three and pit them at parks, possibly even at curved swimming pool       shapes next to the swings and dining areas where children are most likely to       loll and play, also blend        grass with other 2-3 cm plants then ask the children which they prefer,       replace the color center lawn daisy with the light sky blue center lawn daisy,       it is possible there is, or could be bred a soft, light green, durable, and       lives through trimming fern,                      Research, I doubt it works, but do affirmations work on children, they could       screen 100 different ones and find the three most remembered and spontaneously       repeated, and, if after 90 days they had any measurable effect              Children can share more hugs       Robot companions can hug children frequently and suggest the children hug       their friends at school and when they come over to play and when they go back       to where they came from              Hugging at school curriculum, teacher shows how to give a hug and then       children who want to try three varieties with other children, the light hug,       the deep embrace and then the deep embrace with hands up in the air afterwards       and a Yay! there is a warm        up first that is a much easier version on see see oh playmate, perhaps one       child tried to guess what is in the others hand while they hold hands,       afterwards the teacher suggests that the child give their parent a hug Also       "you can share a big anytime you        like in class"                            Embossagos press a piece of paper and they emboss something, any two       embossagos can emboss something, a circle and little circles together make       bubbles emboss a sticker, corners match so they are also building blocks,       unicorns, emojii,               Wash n wax car kit, nontoxic armor all works on any toy car, food polymer, or       possibly a shiny protein that any enzymatic laundry detergent will       disintegrate, egg white protein fraction is a possibility, washable, does not       stain carpet, baking soda        causes chemical change that turns it to dry powder, consider the big size for       your bike              Sometimes my parents would arrange play dates and drive me over to the other       child's place, it is possible some babysitters with 7 or more clients could       suggest an "assist your child in making friends" opportunity, she would get       two children together        that did not know each other and play with them the way it says to on an       online page, then when they are about to go back to where they live she asks       each separately if they would like to play with persons name again, if they do       then the babysitter        arranges it with the parents, this could be especially beneficial to some       children, the online page could have 99th percentile of fun activities based       on what the babysitter estimates the children's MBTI types are              Already existing are science kit of the month and online sites where you can       send a letter, perhaps, perhsps otherwise, variable reinforcement tested and       quantified that the letters children get make them happy, instant library card       with pooled capital,        library gets funds from letter company if item nonreturn              Longevity technology       I think I saw an image where epigenetics modify spermidine, a chemical that       makes mice live 10 pct longer at one study, and dubiously as it was just from       eating soybeans, something near 4/5 longer, that suggests an epigenetic drug       could effect the amount        of spermidine and be a new longevity epigenetic drug, 10HDA (10H2DA) is a       longevity drug that is also an epigenetic drug, it could be possible to       customize a variant on 10HDA (10H2DA) that longevizes both ways        imultaneously, at one study that would make        less than median mice live mid20% longer, at another study it would make all       mice live 34% longer              Some parts of the brain like the substantial nigra have less neurons with age       although deprenyl causes a ceasing of depletion, it is possible there are       areas of the brain that have an absence of depletion with age, they could fofd       the brain areas that        are at the 99th percentile of nondepletion, homogenize them and put them in       shrews or mice to find out if there is an entire organism longevizing effect,       mouse brain tissue can be implanted at rats brains without an immune response       so this might function,        the 99th percentile of nondepleted rat brain homogenate could also be tested       on c elegans and, if longevizing could be screened as separated chemicals       microfluidically or electrophoretically or both, similarly, notably depleted       human substantia nigra        homogenates could be administered to c elegans to find out if it effected c elm                                                                                                         Something children or their parents or restaurants can spray on bread to make       it taste good vegetarian KFC crispiness spray snow at bun exterior              Bracket fungi, I do not know if they are everywhere there is rain and trees              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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