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They might be waiting because no one individual is ready to assume the risk yet I’m trying to imagine who would volunteer to drill too If the cave collapses the criticism and second guessing would be never ending

Bad biz, distance Impending rains They need to get some positive pressure air in there I think It seems like they could have built a dam by now and pumped It out But we’ve been camping without news so I have. no idea I saw two famous tech divers from UK flying in with more tanks

You remind me of my WORST time: I was diving off an inflatable with my x husband between Casino point and Hamilton Cove and I floated up into a bloom, getting really tangled up My lips barely reached the surface and I could only sip air on each swell Then I pulled my knife out and was waving...

Once he left the fuel cap off the plane and I mention that one also, that can end poorly His overall safety score is still excellent but hyper vigilant he is not

Once my husband dropped me off our boat for a solo dive (Hawaii) and at the last minute he “helped” check my tank valve. At around 40 feet (maybe less) it slammed shut like a door. I really don’t like anyone touching my tank valve because they are facing it from a different direction and nobody...

And I am the opposite political persuasion and even I agree with you So, that is how you know it is doomed :wink: if the two extremes agree

also if younger people are turned off by tip culture, scuba industry should adapt I make tipping work for me and give it up front so I can be the last pick up in the morning etc But people really hate you if they find out It’s hard to have it both ways but it’s so annoying when people monitor...

I’d like to point out the unintended consequences. We have avoided high end resorts not just for the cost but the constant tippping is just not relaxing Every time we move a bag, every time we want our car At the same time, we don’t like all inclusives either so as people that take a lot of...

It depends on where and who you are, what you look like

That guy Peter Attia (MD) has a blog you should subscribe to, he has the background to know his stuff (plus was performance athlete, swam to Catalina and back, wears a continuous glucose monitor etc

Try listening to biostats lectures on a podcast ;) or you can read this at 2 am Ketosis – advantaged or misunderstood state? (Part I)

A lot of people use broth for "carb flu" because you lose so much sodium at first

I love low carb but it does make me sleep less well. There was this famous low carb scientist who died on a hike and he had a blog with all this fancy science on it and he took a teaspoon of honey every night before bed and posted all the reasons why it worked but I forget. I use this as a 1-2...

Nothing wrong with keto, as long as you cycle off periodically, in my opinion the keto cult does not like that, but that is what I think the science tells us in its entirety, in my opinion I believe in keeping insulin levels low BUT Carbohydrate is particularly important for supporting...

The impression we get is that there’s rather high occurrence of gut cancer, including stomach, duodenum, colon … [source] I want to talk about why I think that is, since the danger that the Optimal Dieters are discovering was one of the key factors leading us to formulate and publish the...

If you really want some good science, this vet does a lot of blogging on low carb (he eats low carb but acknowledges the GI cancer incidence in long term keto eaters) Hyperlipid Gastrointestinal Cancers in Optimal Dieters I learned over on Peter’s blog that Optimal Dieters have been dying of...

plenty of evidence of GI cancers in long term keto (they are PHd - MD researchers and cite the PEER reviewed journal articles, everything is well cited) Dangers of Zero-Carb Diets, II: Mucus Deficiency and Gastrointestinal Cancers - Perfect Health Diet | Perfect Health Diet

I am a fan of low carb (~50 Gms) but not keto unless overweight, metabolic syndrome, cancer, seizures etc I feel I get better results from IF (eating in 8 hour window) another good study (caveats for observational studies apply) Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low–Carbohydrate Diet

When I lived there we would like to watch the lava hit the water. There is this diver that photographs it too, I forget his name. Personally, I do not think I would go with this guy :D he is kind of a mess