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supertofu
2y ago
15 minutes of Pilates a day and your posture will be as good as a ballerina's. You don't even need weights.
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When everything is a priority, nothing is a priority. Re: the black visit buttons. Save black for the top 3 featured, and make the rest a milder color. It's cognitively fatiguing to have a giant list of primary buttons.
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2y ago
The opening sentence isn't "complex" or "fancy" writing. It's LLM writing. The paper has: "Sound, an omnipresent sensory stimulator, holds significant relevance in the human experience, as it continually e
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2y ago
I don't think "dorky" is the right word for these glasses. Anachronistic is better. And that can be a good thing or a bad thing depending on one's perspective.
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2y ago
This reminds me of the year I really got into reading (5th - 6th grade), and I remember reading: Alice in Wonderland, Little Women, Sideways Stories from Wayside School by Louis Sachar, Black Beauty by Anna Sewell, Julie of the Wolves, the
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2y ago
I will never get over the fact that they used a now-convicted pedophile as their spokesperson for fifteen years . I literally cannot even see the Subway logo without thinking of despicable Subway Jared. No way I will ever eat their food ag
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It seems that there is a generational divide between glasses acceptance. When I was a kid in the 90s, having glasses was seen as cool and desirable. I remember being puzzled by all the 80s movies which mocked characters with glasses, when h
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Anecdote: I have reactive arthritis comorbid with ulcerative colitis. I was getting debilitating arthritis flares once a month until I stopped eating gluten, peanuts, and added sugar. I haven't had an arthritis flare since eliminating
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Healing from any addiction has to be self-motivated.
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A consumer report not too long ago found cadmium at unsafe levels in many dark chocolate brands: https://www.consumerreports.org/health/food-safety/lead-and-... The cacao was contaminated with cadmium from the soi
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2y ago
What this sounds like to me as someone from LA: pay $50 per hour to park in a lot and take a shuttle from there, because of course no one will consider pedestrian infrastructure between the venues and the parking lots.
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2y ago
There is a totally nonalcoholic kava bar where I live. Kava is a nonintoxicating plant with alkaloids that improve mood and enhance sociability. The kava bar a fantastic place to sit by yourself and easily fall into a conversation with othe
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2y ago
I can only answer anecdotally from my personal experience but: frequent coughing while not vaping, chest pain, very obviously reduced cardiovascular capacity and increased fatigue during my workouts.
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2y ago
I'm a religious person reading the comments here with great fascination and a lot of sympathy.
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What is there to be afraid of about death, exactly? If you don't believe in any afterlife or continuation, then there will be no consciousness to perceive the other side of death. If you do believe in an afterlife or continuation, you&
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For someone with bone loss, isn't the long half life a good thing?
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You don't even have to go that far back. Remember Juul in the 2010s?
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This is an interesting comment. I think part of the mystique of Joan Didion's persona and her autobiographical writing is the fact that she is a wildly, and fascinatingly, unrelatable person, regardless of the reader's gender. The
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Blue Nights by Joan Didion, in which she grieves the death of her forty-something daughter, just a few years after her abusive husband died suddenly from a heart attack. The contrast between her gorgeous but also coldly precise writing, the
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It seems odd that a country with a temperate climate like Croatia would be importing produce from the Netherlands. Is this common?
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Pure Math is often incredibly relevant to society about 300 years down the line.
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This product looks really slick. But what I don't like is the implication that learning isn't already fun. Learning is inherently fun! It's not gamification that make learning fun. What makes learning fun the satisfaction tha
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> Living a real, physical life outside the home is good because humans need friction. Convenience is alluring but it is dangerous, because getting used to it means forgetting that being alive isn’t meant to always be easy. We should run
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Learning math from a textbook is no easy feat. - A math major Without office hours and lectures, I would be completely lost. Math texts are a great starting point, but if you are of average or even above-average intelligence, you still need
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S,T,M isn't actually a path to a stable or lucrative career. Engineering and Computer Science are, though. We're in need of a new acronym.
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I used to be you. Then I started developing reactive arthritis from peanuts. Switched to tahini. :)
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I have colitis and helminth therapy is on my Last Resort list. There are a limited number of drugs to treat the condition, and insurance doesn't cover many of them. The facebook group for DIY helminth therapy is a fascinating place, le
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Peanuts are uncommon on domestic flights in the US for the exact same reason they are banned in most elementary schools here.
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The only time in my life I've ever had hay fever was when I was 15 taking a summer program in Oxford. I'm from California. Never had hay fever again. I think I'm just allergic to England.
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How fascinating. This reminds me that my autoimmune condition went into a brief and mysterious remission two summers ago, when I spent most weekends swimming in creeks. I will have to see if increased creek swimming this summer will help my
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