Levitz

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by Levitz 5y ago
That's because it's generally hard to build enough volume in the abs for them to show, given that fat tends to store in the belly, covering them. As such it's often said that you get abs in the kitchen rather than in the gym,
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>There are multiple studies[1] showing that lifting to exhaustion yields the same results regardless of the weight and number of reps Worth noting: for both of the studies cited the high end of reps for light weight is 25 while the low e
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I hate what you refer to too, it's essentially changing the meaning of a word with political intent. It also happened with "tolerance", went from enduring something you don't like to not caring about it in the first plac
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by Levitz 5y ago
>I look at like how a song might be in public domain but that doesn't mean the singers voice is. Likewise for actors vs TV shows. There is a crucial difference between a voice and a character here. Characters (any creative work) are
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by Levitz 5y ago
>So if it's long enough it assumes it's correct? Hard to see logical connection there. Well... Yes? That's how words work, really. If enough people agree a word means something, then it does.
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by Levitz 5y ago
Could you please argue how it is wrong? The logic seems pretty simple to me. A currency has value as long as it is exchanged, if government restricts exchanges, the currency drops in value.
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Well I'd say most of us aren't "dating a 17 year old while 45" kind of questionable.
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by Levitz 5y ago
Anything beyond a completely centralized service (like twitter) is castle in the clouds levels of hard. Maaaaaaaaybe the forst loss stat? Via satellite images?
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by Levitz 5y ago
I guess it depends on where you live, but it's usual to visit family and friends who live somewhat far away to celebrate the holidays with them. If you know where the family car is in the holidays, then you know where the family is in
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by Levitz 5y ago
>BLM's problem[1] is that it's a national movement about local problems. It's city cops, not the FBI, that kill people with impunity. Which happens because black people are overrepresented when it comes to crime, which hap
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by Levitz 5y ago
I think that this, sadly, boils down to semantics. It does seem to me that by his reasoning good taste exists since good art exists, problem being that what is considered good art and what people like change with time, present a piece of mo
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by Levitz 5y ago
I have taken psychedelics and frankly I'd say it does feel like that, just in a non-enjoyable, "bad" way. One makes you notice tiny details and the beauty in them, the other paints everything as grey and uninteresting, one ma
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by Levitz 5y ago
>Why is punishing honest customers allowed? I'll go further, why is it punishing customers allowed? What authority does a company hold to punish anyone?
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by Levitz 5y ago
Sure, I'm Spanish, I did that. The walk to anywhere my education happened until I was 18 was took 10 minutes. after that, when I went to college, I had a bus stop about 200 meters from my house that got me there in another 30-40 minute
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by Levitz 5y ago
It would also be easy enough to make him memorize some text and attempt to replicate it, would it not?
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by Levitz 5y ago
Oh please. Animals don't even have the empathy to outright kill a prey before eating it and will have it dismembered, bleeding out and alive no problem. Nature is beautiful but let's not pretend it's caring or loving. Cats pl
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by Levitz 5y ago
So I'm actually Basque and I've gotta say this is a pretty specific scenario. This is part of a very reprehensible and long history of fighting against household terrorism, said history includes things such as torture on innocents
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by Levitz 5y ago
>Language that is meant to intimidate? So like "Eat the rich?" or is it more like "I hope antivaxxers actually get covid"? Does "Fuck you" count?
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by Levitz 5y ago
Honestly half of that is already illegal and the other half is more of a problem with how social media fundamentally works. The idea of making laws so someone doesn't spam pings is preposterous.
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by Levitz 5y ago
>I think people who regularly get rape threats and racial abuse, many of whom are calling for such legislation ( recently there have been numerous cases with black footballers and also some with female journalists), have a slightly highe
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by Levitz 5y ago
Which is why, if the objective is to improve, you simply don't play unless you are in good conditions to play. The higher your ELO the better your opponents, the more you are set to learn. I understand this used to be harder in the pas
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by Levitz 5y ago
To what degree does a monkey know what a fire truck is, compared to a child? Yes the child might even understand that it's a vehicle, but as far as being a toy is concerned, it's a block with wheels, as long as the monkey is not p
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by Levitz 5y ago
Let's be serious. He wasn't going to get a fair trial by any means whatsoever, absolutely zero chance of that happening. Yes if things were as they should be he shouldn't have fled and he would have had a fair trial with the
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>It can also help us buy things we didn't know we needed It is remarkably difficult for such a thing to happen. Very little is needed and that that is tends to be rather obvious.
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by Levitz 5y ago
He is being wronged, as are you. Each and every time a company takes freedom away from their users they are being wronged, and when the company is as big as Youtube then we all get wronged. The "defiant tantrum" is simply taki
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What about GoDaddy? https://gizmodo.com/godaddy-is-giving-texas-abortion-snitchi...
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by Levitz 5y ago
This really gives me "Western regulations on labor hurts its economy compared to China" vibes.
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I think everybody rightly assumes they reserved those spots precisely so they could underpay them.
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As other user commented, cooking books meant to be read rather than used as reference material are actually written like that. Makes me wonder if that's the difference, do people not check math papers unless they are specifically inter
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I really don't think it's comparable. The kind of complaints Ancient Rome had is the same as we had 50 years ago, which boiled down to adults wondering why youngsters didn't act like them. In due time youngsters age, become a

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