Slightly invasive but less than a robo-poo or butt cam is an accupuncture needle to get past the outer muscles and detect the interior nerve signals.

Butt cam
arxiv.org/abs/2301.10218

Robo-poo. Inside instead of outside.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles...

I don't know but doubt it can do easily do it because there are lots of other muscles blocking the signal. If the gut nerve signals are a different wavelength it could do it provided the amplitude is enough.

For all animals except 3 of the most common. Weird.

Weird coincidence. Looking into an elected official I saw he continuously introduced bills to stop tariffs on chemicals such as: " Bendiocarb ... reversibly inhibits acetylcholinesterase, an enzyme required for normal transmission of nerve impulses. " @ultimape.bsky.wovensoup.com

www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFG6...

Is more #acetalcholine needed or is increased sensitivity? Is a cofactor missing? Is something stealing the acetalcholine? Or is something deadening sensitivity?
M receptors

Error Correcting Binary Code, software by a very intelligent designer.

"dudous for flattening breasts was formally outlawed, beginning in Guangdong in 1927.This change in fashion has sometimes been linked to the rise in breast cancer occurring around the same time"

Correlation doesn't equal cause but is worth investigating. Automobiles with leaded gas started then.

Does spandex have the same result?

Anyone who starts with a problem of digesting oligosaccharides should start introducing microbes that don't need the oligosaccharides. Next slowly introduce the desired microbes without the extra oligosaccharides then slowly add oligosaccharides while monitoring the impact & adjust as needed.

The treatment would likely fix the underlying problem leading to avoiding oligosaccharides. Once your gut has the biome to digest these they stop being a problem and start being a benefit. The bacteria eats it and provides you with nutrients.

Use the movable type as a mold to make a clay block or lead block ( sheet) then store that for future printing. Its the physical form of CAD/CAM.

Colors can be described with Blue, Red, & Yellow or RGB for human eyes similar to XYZ so rotation of colors could be treated similar to rotation in 3-space. This is extra interesting because colors are scalar wavelengths, a single dimension. Does that type of thing apply to other things?

One way of looking at the solids is as 2D shapes in X,Y,Z so a cylinder is a Square, Square, Circle. The wedge is a Square, Diamond, Circle. A diamond is a rotated square so rotation is another parameter.
Can rotation apply to nonphysical objects?
#information #datascience #math #physics #thinking

The cylinder is round & square across the full length of an axis. The two cones are circle & triangle across the full length of the axis but of decreasing size. The sharp square object is a circle & square on a single plane. The rounded object is a circle fully on 2 axis & a square in a plane. Hint?