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811.
by PKop 4y ago
Careful with extreme endurance exercise, it can be immuno suppressive [0] I would advise a balance between weightlifting, moderate cardio, lots of sunlight exposure for Vitamin D and testosterone support, and a balanced diet. And yes there
812.
by PKop 4y ago
Here again a blatant lack of clarity around the issue. Who are dying and at what rate? What are their comorbidities? What is the vax status of those that are dying, presumably many have taken the vaccine anyways yes? But you do you, is the
813.
by PKop 4y ago
Not taken the vax if your health and age profile didn't merit it, given the unknown unknowns and lack of long term testing, which many people highlighted endlessly for the past year or so. Public concessions exactly to your point that
814.
by PKop 4y ago
You should lay outside in direct sunlight few days a week, run/lift weights, go on walks in nature. Physical exertion, vitamin D and testosterone from sunlight and exerting your breathing and cardiovascular system from running will in
815.
We discovered a 7-year old performance Issue in Elixir (2020)(code.tubitv.com)
40 points by PKop 4y ago|1 comments
816.
by PKop 4y ago
They wanted to cash out of a declining position as much as he wanted to renege on the deal... he was overpaying at that point, why wouldn't they want to sell?
817.
by PKop 4y ago
>how stupid trying to Nord Stream 2 No. In fact, soon they will see how stupid cancelling it was and reopen it willingly. Look around at all the industrial heads telling you their production will collapse soon without oil and gas imports
818.
by PKop 4y ago
Ukraine is a patsy regardless of who dominates that region, as allying with US has led to the complete destruction of their country. They picked the wrong horse to follow. If they stuck with Russia, they wouldn't be in this situation (
819.
by PKop 4y ago
Yes and I think there are often conflicting interests around who gains and who loses even within the US from a strong or weak dollar. But this is why I noted that, every so often US for geopolitical reason seems willing to except even domes
820.
PLA Strategist: The U.S. Uses Its Dollar to Dominate the World (2015)(chinascope.org)
3 points by PKop 4y ago|0 comments
821.
by PKop 4y ago
Unless Western leaders or US particularly, want a severe global recession to persist, I think they will eventually pursue whatever means necessary to weaken $ and help Europe, rest of world, perhaps with a new "Plaza Accord" type
822.
by PKop 4y ago
Because the $ is currently so strong against Euro, and others.
823.
by PKop 4y ago
Pretty sure it's the font-weight that needs increased, when you do the current color is fine.
824.
by PKop 4y ago
Arguably we have a problem of too much iron, especially supplemented in cereals and such, producing free-radicals that damage cells: https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/iron-dangers.shtml Ray Peat advice for men
825.
by PKop 4y ago
OK I didn't know this was against the rules, I see it on here often. Small quibble: difficulty to actually read the submission doesn't seem completely tangential.
826.
by PKop 4y ago
I find the font contrast far too low, and therefore the text is hard to read.
827.
by PKop 4y ago
Because they don't like the implications that "might is right". Evolution itself is survival of the fittest and "will to power", so it naturally follows that civilizations would advance along the same axis of comple
828.
by PKop 4y ago
And those were the most dominant and powerful societies that laid waste to the egalitarian societies, conquered the most territory, became the wealthiest, and it isn't even close. They passed on their genetic characteristics and social
829.
by PKop 4y ago
>I don't think different political ideologies imply adversarial intentions Your source could be human conflict for all of recorded history. It's not primarily ideological, it's geopolitical realism. They are a growing econ
830.
by PKop 4y ago
>Effective teamwork against threats requires not hierarchy, but egalitarianism; not centralized power, but a culture in which all voices count. >An organization that doesn’t face external threat ...should function perfectly well wi
831.
by PKop 4y ago
What you describe is still the emergence of hierarchy. There's no rule that it can't be a voluntary arrangement of followers electing a leader, willingly following. When said leader doesn't deliver they remove their support,
832.
by PKop 4y ago
Then the issue was with his elevation of the claim as pertinent, not the claim itself. He is right then that no track has been laid? It seems simply a shorthand maker of progress of the project. >is clearly the last part of the project A
833.
by PKop 4y ago
It's hard to find evidence that his statement is false. How many miles of tracks have been laid, and where?
834.
by PKop 4y ago
>can still be quite useful Absolutely, no question. And personally I love film as an art form and even I fall into the trap of referencing film as some model for the real world. It's hard to articulate the nuance but visual media&#x
835.
by PKop 4y ago
Author talks of text as abstraction compared to "edited" version of reality of visual media. But videos, movies, TV shows are also abstractions, possibly worse in that they more easily trick our subconscious into perceiving them a
836.
by PKop 4y ago
Thesis, antithesis, synthesis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialectic#Hegelian_dialectic
837.
by PKop 4y ago
It's zero sum. You're hurting your fellow citizens by diluting their labor. You may think this is a righteous position, but from the perspective of a nationalist, you are strictly harming not helping your fellow countrymen, and th
838.
by PKop 4y ago
You need to get it from sunlight. Modern man has way too little sun exposure, and the meme of everyone being afraid of sun and using sunscreen obsessively exacerbates the problem.
839.
Inside the dissolution of Apple’s legacy design team(fastcompany.com)
3 points by PKop 4y ago|1 comments
840.
by PKop 4y ago
>No, He said virtually the same as you..

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