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Cake day: August 14th, 2023

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  • You can donate blood in 20 minutes. It takes an hour plus to donate plasma

    Am I going to sit in a chair for an hour plus without any compensation? Maybe once or twice here and there. But you can donate plasma at least twice a week.

    It requires two donations for a single unit. If you donate once and don’t donate the second, then your first donation is unusable. You have to get them to donate twice.

    When I was donating plasma, it paid about $75 for each donation. 50 first, 100 for second. The money is pretty good. $300 a month is a lot for a lot of people.

    If you didn’t compensate people for plasma donations, a lot wouldn’t do it. They currently need more people to donate.

    Plasma “donation” is a good thing.






  • There is no such thing as a diamond in geometry. The correct term is a rhombus.

    That shape is a kite in geometry.

    You ask 100 people what that shape is.

    How many are going to say diamond?

    Even the people that believe diamonds have all equal sides would say “It’s not a perfect diamond but it is diamond shaped”

    Imagine saying “It’s not a perfect square, but it is square shaped” at a rectangle.


  • People would definitely want to elongate the top and bottom sides because they do not want to draw a sideways square, which is a rhombus, parallelogram, diamond too.

    There’s no way a human is going to draw 4 equal lines

    No one at the end is going to be like “yeah but you have to be sure all sides are equal” when they have some kind of weird kite shape.

    There’s people out there that wouldn’t count a sideways square as a diamond


  • If I took a traditional diamond shape and elongated just the bottom sides.

    I feel like most would call it a diamond still. Specific term would be a kite. Many wouldn’t come up with that, though. It’s not an elongated parallelogram. It is not a rhombus.

    “Diamonds” on bicycle playing cards have curved edges. They are not a rhombus because sides are not parallel. Most agree that it’s the classic diamond shape, though.