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AMA on *You Have No Right to Your Culture*

Bet On It • 115 implied HN points • 27 Jan 26
🎭️ Culture Q&A
  1. A text-based Ask Me Anything is open about the book "You Have No Right to Your Culture", inviting questions, challenges, or puzzles; the host will try to respond within the next 24 hours.
  2. There’s a meet-up tomorrow at Carmine’s Times Square at 3:15 PM, and attendees should RSVP in the comments so the host has a head count.
  3. All are welcome to join the meet-up, and the host confirmed they are arriving on time.

Ask Me Anything, Anyone

Singal-Minded • 158 implied HN points • 24 Dec 25
🎭️ Culture Q&A
  1. He's hosting an open Ask Me Anything and inviting readers to post questions in the comments, open to anyone with a Substack account.
  2. He plans to publish a post answering some questions by the end of the year and says he'll favor questions that get more likes.
  3. The invitation is framed as a low‑stakes experiment to boost engagement and see how the wider Substack community responds over the holidays.

Questions on Blood Glucose and Oxalate

Harnessing the Power of Nutrients • 639 implied HN points • 01 May 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Q&A
  1. Postprandial blood glucose should be kept under 140 mg/dL to avoid compromising metabolism and antioxidant status.
  2. Minimizing oxalate absorption can be achieved by consuming 300-400 mg calcium at each meal and maintaining postprandial urine pH in the 6.4-6.8 range.
  3. Reducing dietary oxalate intake is crucial to prevent potential gut damage.
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February Call for Subscriber Writing, Reader Q&A, and the Book Review Contest Winners

Freddie deBoer • 1485 implied HN points • 01 Feb 24
📚 Literature Q&A
  1. 2023 book review contest winners announced: Alicia Kenworthy as the winner, Hal Johnson and Ethan Spiegelman as runners up.
  2. Reader Q&A opportunity open: Submit questions for a Q&A post before the end of February by replying directly to the email.
  3. Bi-monthly call for subscriber writing: Interested writers can submit their work for a chance to be shared with a mailing list of ~50,000 readers, following a specific format.

Subscriber Ask Me Anything May 2024

Weight and Healthcare • 59 implied HN points • 15 May 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Q&A
  1. The post is about a monthly Ask Me Anything event for paid subscribers where they can ask questions for the author to answer in a separate post next month.
  2. The author expresses gratitude to the subscribers for their support and explains the process of how the Ask Me Anything works.
  3. Subscription is required to participate in the Ask Me Anything event, with the opportunity for new subscribers to join and existing subscribers to sign in.

Friday Q&A: on "leaky gut"; artificial sweeteners; anxiety & gastrointestinal woes; & when to take a probiotic & test my microbiome?

Are You Okay? • 299 implied HN points • 21 Apr 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Q&A
  1. Leaky gut syndrome is not a recognized medical diagnosis, but it is a concept some believe in. Researchers see increased intestinal permeability as a symptom, not a standalone disorder.
  2. Chewing gum and artificial sweeteners can lead to gas and bloating for some individuals. Exploring alternatives to chewing gum might be beneficial for those experiencing these digestive issues.
  3. Understanding the individual factors contributing to gut health symptoms like gas, bloating, and irregular bowel movements is crucial. It's important to focus on identifying the underlying causes and managing symptoms with a patient-centered approach.

Time to Vote on the Questions! (April AMA)

Harnessing the Power of Nutrients • 259 implied HN points • 08 Apr 23
🚌 Education Q&A
  1. The post is about voting on questions for an upcoming AMA session in April. Votes are due by midnight Eastern on Monday, April 10.
  2. Participants can vote for their own questions and for multiple questions.
  3. The post is specifically for paid subscribers, and non-subscribers are prompted to subscribe or sign in to access the content.

Questions for Saturday's AMA Are Now Open

Harnessing the Power of Nutrients • 179 implied HN points • 08 May 23
🚌 Education Q&A
  1. Questions for Saturday's AMA are open, and you can submit them by clicking on the link provided in the post.
  2. A member pointed out the comments section issue, which has been fixed now. You can share your queries for the AMA.
  3. The post is for paid subscribers, and if you are one, you can sign in to access the content and update.

More Votes Needed!

Harnessing the Power of Nutrients • 179 implied HN points • 11 Apr 23
🚌 Education Q&A
  1. The post is about breaking a tie in voting to determine a winner by needing at least three votes ahead of the nearest competitor.
  2. There's a call for more votes or for people to deselect less important questions to help break the tie.
  3. The post is available only for paid subscribers, with an option to subscribe or sign in for existing subscribers.

Chris Hedges Post-Election Livestream Q&A, Nov. 6 @ 6pm ET

The Chris Hedges Report • 82 implied HN points • 05 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Q&A
  1. Chris Hedges is hosting a live Q&A on November 6 at 6pm ET. This is a good chance to ask questions about the election results.
  2. To participate in the Q&A, you need to be a paid subscriber. Keep your questions short so they can be addressed easily.
  3. The event will be streamed on Hedges' YouTube channel, making it accessible for everyone. It's a great opportunity to hear insights directly from him.

Talking Bitcoin On The "What Bitcoin Did" Podcast

QTR’s Fringe Finance • 13 implied HN points • 17 Feb 24
🎙 Podcasts Q&A
  1. The author discussed Bitcoin, monetary systems, investing, and more on the 'What Bitcoin Did' podcast.
  2. Various topics were covered, including Bitcoin skepticism, inflation, the Gamestop rebellion, and fighting against central planners.
  3. Resources mentioned in the interview include 'Why I Bitcoin,' 'Saylor.org,' and 'Marty Bent.'