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baccheion
6y ago
It's not a "blanket" (ie, time-tested) dose. On the other hand, Multiple Sclerosis patients take much much higher amounts without many issues. I've been taking at least 60,000 IU/day (no health issues) since the beg
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baccheion
6y ago
300-500 IU/kg/day vitamin D3. 5-10 mg vitamin K2 MK-4. 100 mcg vitamin K2 MK-7. 1.2 grams magnesium. 500-600 mg calcium from all sources. ZMA (if male). Eventually melatonin to keep at level of youth.
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baccheion
6y ago
CRON-o-meter. Meet all RDAs with just a variety of whole quality foods before adding supplements, get more calcium (or magnesium) than phosphorus, and ensure sufficient quality sleep (ZMA, melatonin, blocker glasses, etc). Maybe 20-30 minut
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baccheion
6y ago
Sounds like Google 2010. You'll never receive a promotion. Have you been through a performance cycle to see what you're rated? I was in the same position many years ago, but they used the lack of output to try sabotaging. Money is
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baccheion
7y ago
8.55% of males on OkCupid indicated they weren't straight. 28.95% of ESFJ males said they weren't straight. If normed to the general population (given personality type frequency), 15.7% of males are not straight.
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baccheion
7y ago
Hormonal decline due to accumulated stress/inflammation/cortisol/insulin. Starts with DHEA at ~25. Others follow, as DHEA is a precursor. Meditation, time, absence of urgency, replacement of contentment with a new passion
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baccheion
7y ago
Maybe you should look into nootropics, nutrition, and meditation. In my case, I'd have to let everything sit on my mind (refine, enrich, blend, blur, cohese..) for a while. After, I'd write it all in one go. Outlines are sometimes
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baccheion
7y ago
It is naive to think the belief in this skewed, biased, self-referencing, curated group is representative. The general internet user is different, much less concerned with the underlying tech or anything else, and about other things. The ge
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baccheion
7y ago
Yes, every byte mattered. I was there. Only "early adopter" types were "in it for the speed." Everyone else used what was there. Everyone that was online, as most weren't. They got larger maybe because they also kep
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7y ago
All the mass of marketing (ie, going mainstream) happened at around their IPO. 2003'ish. Also, their growth after 2004 was linear not meteoric/exponentially and they are now in decline: https://trends.google.com/tr
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7y ago
Are you reading the same thing I'm writing? Is that why you think Google is used by the masses, rather than marketing and control of first placement (on Chrome, Android, and iPhones)? Most people just use what's there and that hap
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7y ago
You're lumping in your reason for using their search with the reason it's used by the majority.
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7y ago
Being the best search engine was irrelevant to their rise. It's just a thing that happened to also (supposedly) be there. Supposedly, as its ranking algorithm was so heavily gamed by 2007 (already risen; popularity incentivized effort
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7y ago
I agree they were organic'ish (ie, word of mouth and ZDTV) in the beginning (1998-2000 or so). As for search quality, you're seeing their growth from the point of view of a higher-than-norm-IQ-intuitor-type-rational than from the
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7y ago
Google's success was due to marketing and the opportunity to do so at massive scale (wide reach of and frequent media coverage). Even PageRank's mention was marketing, though the world at large had no idea what it meant. Most latc
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7y ago
It makes sense, but people do all sorts of things for many reasons or no reason. New growth would have to be sustainable "indefinitely" or they'd have to worry about replacing it. In addition, even more revenue growth is then
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7y ago
If growth rate continues as they project, buyers get a larger future bump/multiplier. What makes you say that? Proof? It was historically used to raise more funding to fuel growth, a function VCs can now fill (ie, then it would be lik
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7y ago
How much DHEA did you take and was it with pregnenolone? 5 mg + 5 mg topically is said to be the preferred way to supplement. The pain may be related to blood pressure. Is there any reason you didn't also add a multivitamin? How much D
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7y ago
IPOs were historically done by unprofitable companies to raise funds. It's like seeking out VCs for another round of funding, but it's instead the public. Now, it's usually done to give insiders an exit. What future growth wo
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7y ago
When following an intermittent fasting protocol (eating within the same 8 hour window, for example), productivity tends to increase in the fasted state. Maybe there's some initial adjustment period.
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baccheion
7y ago
Vitamin D3 is said to help with metabolic syndrome. Also, intermittent fasting (eating within the same 8-hour window) and keto. Estrogen, DHEA, vitamin K2 MK-4, etc. https://vitamindwiki.com/Overview+Metabolic+Syndrome+and+v
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baccheion
7y ago
50-100 IU/kg vitamin D3. 10 mg/kg (chelated/TRAACS) magnesium.
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baccheion
8y ago
Sounds very Google'y. Seeks out law enforcement over every little thing (they've done) like a bunch of passive-aggressive cowardly nerds. They shit, accuse, and are then magically "scared for their lives."
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8y ago
Maybe they're a waste of time with apps, as the screen/window is small (ie, what's there to change?). On the other hand, people become bored by stale/outdated interfaces and move on. Also, times/trends change and th
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8y ago
Maybe it's due to histamine.
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baccheion
8y ago
Based on success rates, 1 founder is best. Then 2. Then 3. Etc. One founder that's in their late 30s (ie, 15-20 years experience and effectively retired due to savings). The trend of having 2+ founders is a compromise and a result of B
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baccheion
8y ago
I suppose I decide on a whim or follow inspiration. Among the list of interests is at least one that's practical/money-making. On the other hand, the job took up the entirety of my life while I was working many years ago and was a
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8y ago
At 115-125, there is an edge over other students. On the other hand, it's not strong enough for others to notice. Also, the typical curriculum is challenging enough to prevent boredom. Then a bias appears to have been institutionalized
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Corporations and schools are biased toward IQs in the 115-125 range, so it is likely predictive of advancement. On the other hand, even higher IQs are associated with greater earnings. Corporations (and schools) are also biased toward Te us
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8y ago
Summary: invest in assets (retains value and produces a return) rather than liabilities (loses value, even if just due to inflation). Investing into a savings/checking account, for example, is a liability, as interest doesn't usua
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