/rock/ - Rock Farm

Good evening, my little ponies! As part of a staff initiative to be more transparent and accessible to users, we are publishing our Ponyville Transparency Report!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/13FQ7OLp1-kcFBNNCB9lfzFKxh-r8StQy3b3nzYHHviE/edit?usp=sharing

We will try to do this monthly! The thread will be open here for a week, and then moved to Canterlot for further commenting.

This month, we welcome the return of !!Trixie, Zeke Roa, who is helping us develop gochan.ponyville.us, as well as assisting us in moderating!

We are also seeing the departure of Savvy, Brazie, Abby, and Peppermint... whom shall be dearly missed. They are all taking a break from administration.

This month, we are also sharing the results of our poll, as well!

Please take a look, dear ponies: what we do, we do for all of you. <3

I'm ready for spring time loving(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

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I'm currently dating a mtf trans catgirl/boy. Strange how life works that way.

I share my sheets with a troon. Lol

ZAT MOONY, HE RAPES ZER KIDS

I would never drink this faggot shit

i am frankly sick & tired of the absolute degeneracy and dysgenic ways of perversion in the my little pony fandom.

has this ever been debunked?

Religion thread! Why aren't you converting to the Floridian Catholic Church?

I'm offering unlicensed therapy to you

Now tell me 'bout them problems you gots. I ain't got all day.

Oh man, you guys! I kinda feel like celebrating! Why? No particular reason! And certainly not for any reason relating to anything political!

If you feel like celebrating for no particularly politically-related reason, then come join me!

hugbox thread!!!1!

Now that the creator of Harry Potter has outed herself as a terrible person, can we all finally agree that Harry Potter was never good? That you were all just easily-impressionable kids and that with the hindsight of adults the whole franchise kinda sucks? Can we make this the official stance going forward? It would really hinder J.K. Rowling's ability to say bigoted stuff AND be listened to.

< Look at me
< So edgy
< no one will disrespect me
< lol, catch me if you can
< I raped and assaulted a list of people because fuck you I'm untouchable
> gets caught
< no fair
< misstrial
< jury and public is against me
< I'm so young
< Please, I have medical conditions
< file several appeals, even though the evidence shows guilt clearly

It's a world we live in.

You ever listen to yo n*gga that sounded so wack, you thought he must be smokin' crack?

**** I would like to make it clear that trolls or mentally ill people(with the exception of OP...lol) are NOT allowed in this thread. Thank You****
Could ultrasound treat benign disease and cancers?

From high-intensity focused ultrasound(HIFU) to Histotripsy, these advanced revolutionary technologies/techniques could one day be the future of treatment for people with tumors, cancers or simply....just to control bleeding. Fortunately, sufficient evidence exists on the efficacy of these treatments. Histotripsy is one type of an emerging and revolutionary technique, which is a non-invasive ultrasonic approach to the treatment of benign disease and cancers. Histotripsy is an experimental focused ultrasound technology where acoustic energy generated by an extracorporeal transducer is focused on a target volume inside the body. Conceptually histotripsy is more similar to shockwave lithotripsy (SWL) than to high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU). Histotripsy was initially conceived and developed at the University of Michigan; so much of the refinement and pre-clinical translation has originated from these laboratories. More recently, other groups have begun to experiment with histotripsy both along technical and translational lines of research which serves to validate the concept of histotripsy and further enrich the potential therapeutic value of this new technology.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency(DARPA) is also interested in the practical applications of ultrasound. Elisa Konofagou, professor of biomedical engineering, received a $3.33 million grant from DARPA to work on developing a new way to use focused ultrasound for stimulation of peripheral nerves that will ultimately be able to control organ function.

Reputable sources:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3974592/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10069918
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5398988/
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