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ploxolo
6y ago
So you plan is to replace calories with mostly empty (calorie and nutrient-wise) greens...
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ploxolo
6y ago
Actually I do take issue with your example of grass-fed steak. Not sure why you would think it is not healthy, not even going to debate that. But do not dismiss it thinking the actual grass-feed has no impact. It increases the saturated of
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ploxolo
6y ago
[...] that a society driven by c̶a̶p̶i̶t̶a̶l̶i̶s̶m̶ humans comes up with. [...] FTFY
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ploxolo
7y ago
I'm not an expert but while less dramatic than ionizing radiation, it certainly has more effect than just heat. Think RF can induce potentials especially as it regards cells ion transport, gates. And yeah, my question is more oriented
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ploxolo
7y ago
The opposite of hierarchies is not some blissful state of civilized anarchy, it is chaos, violence and free for all. If you think some leftist state is the solution, sorry for breaking it to you but they are highly hierarchical if not more
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ploxolo
7y ago
Yeah, but it is important to consider the wavelength. Did our cells evolve to handle constant RF exposure?
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7y ago
Broken is just your judgement. I would rather say that quite objectively, it's just the way the world works, one can play with it or try to change it, but better be sure it's not just human nature.
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ploxolo
7y ago
Whatever Gremlinsinc assessment of Pete's intelligence is, the facts he just listed have very bad optics for Pete, the DNC and the Democrat party. If they again squeeze Bernie out of the nomination, any other candidate will not have a
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7y ago
Not sure, seems like the ones that did it already were self-determined enough to work. You would need to compare intra group before and after. From a metabolic viewpoint cold showers might have some short term energy boost from the stress h
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7y ago
This is key! I think one thing that is missed is that the systems that exist at a given point in time tend to be successful (at least in a Darwinian sense of the word) and stable. >The same way a river meanders towards the sea This is so
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7y ago
Yes, I would say he is completely right. I use mostly coconut oil, butter and on rare occasions olive for flavor. The last numbers I have show LD/HD ratios all good, HDL good, Triglicerides good, and LDL slightly higher than normal (13
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ploxolo
7y ago
Now that's health in context ;) At this point in my life, and after careful study and application of Ray's work, I can only say I hope to never set foot in a hospital or doctor's office ever again. (Barring some accident or t
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7y ago
I agree with your premise. Still, at some point one has to pick sides and I know I by far prefer a world ruled by the US than a world ruled by China. That there are situations that could improve I won't argue but it does not change wha
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7y ago
Must have missed it. Actually, this contract was tailored for AWS so it is refreshing to see it go this way
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7y ago
So I take you approve of Trump's decision on Syria?
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7y ago
Dad worked at a bank (just below CEO). He once said that McKinsey was most useful when you wanted to kill a project diplomatically, and make sure it would stay put. Have McKinsey come in, make the recommendation that X project was no good,