New Graphs and Totals

 I've added totals for the levels of repair in your fasts. That way you can see what effects the fasts have on your health. By looking at, let's say, the total of hours you've spent at a GKI level that repairs your tumors and cysts. That way, you can get an idea of whether you are actually in the GKI level long enough to repair.

I've added the graph that shows the actual distance in days between the fasts.

Every bit of information you can use when you're sick and want to know that you're doing enough.

There's still a lot of bugs and bells and whistles to add to make it easier to understand you're actually getting somewhere with your fasts. 

I wanted to add that I don't believe AI will be able to replace the 800,000 blue collar workers we are losing every year as the younger generations are not having as many children. Although white collar jobs are being lost to AI, it can't as yet replace blue collar work. Losing so many white collar workers will be difficult. They have to reorient the work they do.

It's estimated that we'll lose 1 1/2 million blue collar workers by 2032. The population is still going up, so it seems counterintuitive to say we are losing workers. If you look at the graphs, you'll see that most of the population gain is being done by older people who have retired and aren't being replaced by younger adults. We are not having enough children to replace the blue collar worker boomers retiring. So, at a certain point, our population will drop off drastically.

So. they'll be an overabundance of white collar workers but an underabundance of blue workers. Weird.

But what we will be experiencing in the next decade will be minimal when compared to countries like South Korea, Japan, Germany, China and Russia.

Peter Zeihan predicts that robots may be able to eventually replace blue collar workers but not in significant numbers until 2040. 

Pierre