Thus, in order to achieve the same precision, it is enough to compute the same integral numerically for n=3, 5, 7 and 9,

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eart was singing loud and clear. Having experienced a perspective shift in detox, I became intensely curious about the human mind. I wanted to go to college to learn about human suffering, why my own suffering disappeared, and to share these experiences with others.

Why not? That ambition, goal, objective — it was considered unreasonable. By whom? By more or less everyone. One thing that both left and right agreed on in the West was that Covid couldn’t be eliminated. Sure, Trump is a moron, but what you might not have noticed is that even the Dems weren’t calling for Covid to be crunched down to zero. The same was true in Britain — the Tories bungled Covid spectacularly, but even the opposition never wanted to wipe it out completely. The story’s the same across all of the West, notably in, for example, Sweden, where society, bafflingly, accepted the idea that Covid should be allowed to spread.

In the end, evaluating f(x) just N=3 5 7 9=24 times, we obtained a better precision with respect to the case n=145, which requires to evaluate f(x) 145 times. Not bad, isn’t it?

In the West, social and political elites didn’t take the stance of wanting to eradicate Covid, to reduce cases to zero. And so what was there for the average person to cooperate with? The average person, who appears by now to the rest of the world to be a clueless, selfish dummy, was confused, baffled. What were the lockdowns for? If elites had told the working and middle classes the goal was to eliminate Covid, maybe the story would have been different.

There are many answers to that question. Answers about cynical elites, selfish populations, failed public figures, decrepit attitudes, toxic values. None of them are good answers, though.

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The best way to keep your marriage fulfilling and passionate is to establish rituals to enhance your profound love and intimacy as a couple. A good marriage requires vulnerability to thrive. Responding positively to your partner’s bids for connection will help you bring out the best in one another.

Increase physical affection. Hold hands with your partner, give them a massage, and demonstrate your love through touch. According to author Dr. Kory Floyd, physical contact releases feel good hormones. Holding hands, hugging, and touching can release oxytocin (the bonding hormone) that reduces pain and causes a calming sensation. Physical affection also reduces stress hormones — -lowering daily levels of the stress hormone cortisol.

Practice Physical Reconnect. When you give an intimate kiss, it is not just the meeting of your lips. It usually involves touching with some other part of your bodies, i.e., hand on cheek, hand on hair, and embrace, etc. Having an additional point of physical contact during a kiss with your partner creates a deeper sense of intimacy.

Those societies who weren’t successful at Covid — who ended up being wracked by it, with thousands upon thousands dead — took the opposite stance. Their goal was to “flatten” the curve. It was to lessen Covid or limit it. To reduce it to a “manageable” amount. It wasn’t to crunch the curve and reduce cases to zero.

With the state flow, the performance difference between a complex channel and a simple flow becomes quite apparent. An implementation of a state flow has allocation-free updates, which was not the case with a conflated broadcast channel.

The integral will thus be given by p[1]. Its remainder can be statistically estimated as the square root of the corresponding element of the covariance matrix cov[1][1], as

That, anyway, is what the East sees. Easterners look at the West today, like much of the rest of the world, and wonder, baffled: “why didn’t they try to eliminate Covid? Why don’t they still try? Why do they keep on playing nice with it, hoping to reduce cases by a few percent this week, here or there — instead of wiping them out? Why don’t they aim for zero cases, forever, like any sane society did, as we did?”

Or maybe it wouldn’t have been. Maybe the idea that Covid was something to be eliminated never took root in the West because it couldn’t. Because elites knew they couldn’t sell this idea to working and middle classes, who by now have grown too selfish and indolent and stupid to even understand the basic idea that you should try to crunch a pandemic’s cases right down to zero. Maybe Westerners are too intellectually and morally and socially weak now to have ever accepted such an idea, much less acted towards it. Maybe it would have seemed as absurd as the elites who never even tried broaching such a goal appear to have believed.