seekingtruth

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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Oh dear, private citizens carrying arms and protecting private property and life. Tut-tut!
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
>If some minorities (and let's not dance around the issue; we mean black people) are underrepresented at these institutions, that is a wake up call. It means that the public school system in our country has, in aggregate, failed bla
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Are people who do not attend multicult schools really at a disadvantage in life? Who says Harvard and other elite schools have any interest in "diversity" in "many other ways" than racially? Do their admissions policies
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Through four years and working for around thirty different families, I only met one that were just clearly in need of help. And they were a couple suffering from undiagnosed developmental disabilities. (The local social services took the op
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
What is challenging is dealing with the finiteness of time. Having to prioritize my list of what I want to do/learn and slowly progress through it. Sometimes new things suddenly come up and move their way to a high priority. Other thin
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
The most salient lesson I got out of spending my high school summers doing volunteer construction is that I hate poor people.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
For the person who downvoted: http://personal.lse.ac.uk/kanazawa/pdfs/COEDO2014.pdf
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
But this is a well-trod path. There is no need to reinvent or rediscover anything. In fact, belaboring the "how" is really just a diversion that prevents success. Anyone who is successful at body transformation does two things: 1)
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
I do as I please. Whether others consider the goals I set for myself sufficiently challenging or making the most of my "potential" does not concern me in the least.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Self-control is a skill, not an inherent trait. It can be mastered and become almost effortless.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Well, these things do vary over a lifetime but, in most cases, not by much: http://i.imgur.com/hRaXDDQ.jpg
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
> Anyone who disputes this is scientifically illiterate. Well, those who possess a lower IQ are more likely to become obese. So perhaps not understanding the way the universe works is how they wind up obese in the first place. Not too su
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Learning new things is fun. Lifting twice my bodyweight for reps is hard work. You sound like a typical fatty harboring the delusion that fit people are incapable of excelling at anything other than being fit. This is a particularly laughab
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Deadlifts. That's why I do them.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
>Eating healthy is incredibly difficult in western society, This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever read on this site. Fresh, healthy, affordable food has never been more accessible to any society. >"Just eat less"
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
I was up working until 6:30AM today and will do the same tonight. What will you be doing then? Oh, sleeping? What a good-for-nothing lazy scoundrel you are!
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
>Taking part in the things most inherent in your culture is arguably a good thing. Like being overweight? Eating fast food? Watching the latest wastes of time on the tubes? Because fuck everything about that. I do as I damn well please a
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Mechanicville, NY 3 Phase Hydroelectric Plant built in 1897 and still running the original generators: http://edisontechcenter.org/Mechanicville.html
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Not "open" but a much better resource, at least for now: http://nutritiondata.self.com/ Maybe these guys can catch up.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
I think this is the kind of guy who has better uses for his garage than vehicle storage.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
That doesn't seem to be common.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
How soon until botnets & malware routinely bypass DNS and instead use host files compiled from simple subdomain pings (and other vectors for IP address leaks) and passed about like password lists?
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
White & black parents do not produce "black" children, they produce non-white children. Eliminating white children is genocide.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
>Six doctor visits, stool and blood tests later, the doctors found what moved in. Something other than C. Diff? Would you mind sharing what it was?
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Stallman proven right again.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
If every "white" person reproduced only with a "black" person, white people would cease to exist. That is genocide.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
Show me a place on Earth where decreasing the ethnic/cultural homogeneity has improved community cohesion and rapport.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
So, literally genocide.
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
The Harvard School of Public Health demurs: http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/obesity-prevention-source/obesit... And the argument that the longer lifespans of healthy people means they will consume more healthcare dollars s
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by seekingtruth 12y ago
For anyone with the ability to govern what they eat, obesity is always a choice. Trying my damnedest on the day of an exam and really wanting to pass is not the measure of whether I chose to pass the exam but, rather, how I prepared myself

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