In my defense

 I don't write very well, stop bugging me about it.

Here:

THIS article was written by a professional, and I had a hard time understanding it.

Did they prove that you can superheat gold, or

Did they prove that you can measure temperature with X-Rays,

???

Instruments measuring temperature (from a distance?) are called "Pyrometers" usually.

So maybe they invented an X-Ray Pyrometer, A Laser that could kill stuff from far away
(I added that part)

So the very vague article (in my opinion) could have been written better.
What were they trying to prove, That X-Ray Lasers have peaceful purposes??

("Laser? What Laser? We're measuring the temperature of gaseous anomalies and faraway stars")

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The relatively conservative method I've adopted of only dosing my insulin at certain times of the day
(6AM, 12N, 6PM, 12M) would seem to be a nice idea but my body seems to anticipate this,
and adjusts my sugar to exactly 100 or lower,
at those times, and I don't dose.
An hour later it jumps to 265 (just an example.)
This would be fine if I kept a log, like so many people do,
but my log-less method is less stressful.
(What if I double-dosed because I forgot a log-entry??)
I'll erase this paragraph or write more about it, soon.