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To: TobagoJack who wrote (217633)	11/10/2025 3:39:14 PM
From: marcher	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 218465

--AI to research-- am doing that myself, too. quickly "learned" (through "teacher" grok) that campfires emit infrared spectrum that stimulate mitochondria, which improves human health via immune system response. [yes, sunlight does more of this.] and dark sky star gazing stimulates something in eye: "...Rhodopsin (the pigment in rod photoreceptors) is bleached by even faint starlight (~0.0001 lux), initiating a low-level neural and hormonal signaling chain that influences circadian, metabolic, and neurological health..." though too lazy to fact check the "teacher", so pretty much going with my confirmation bias. :0) essentially, though, this use of ai "tech" is an attempt to find ways to "de-tech" and verify the importance of natural, nontech ways of living. paradox is weird.