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by chimpburger 8y ago
Possibly an idea promoted by breakfast cereal manufacturers. Dietary recommendations are corrupted by industry.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Not the same as going for a jog. I had been regularly exercising intensely for 10 years prior to that. It's not the same effect. To understand the longer term or scientific viewpoint, there is an abundance of research on the benefits o
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by chimpburger 8y ago
I can't find the links, but I recall that muscle atrophy is minimal until around 3 days.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Increased mental clarity, energy and feeling of wellbeing is quite real. What exactly are you expecting to happen within 24 hours? Super powers? 10 years increased lifespan?
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by chimpburger 8y ago
I assumed you were intermittent fasting (16 - 20 hours per day). 62+ hours is extreme.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
The first time I fasted 4 years ago, it cleared up the brain fog (for lack of a better description) that had been an ongoing issue for about a year prior to that. The difference was extremely noticeable and happened overnight. Since then I&
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Eat what our ancestors ate. Meat, potatoes, vegetables, fruit, dairy, in reasonable proportions. Ignore all modern artificial junk food (that includes unnatural omega-6 industrialized vegetable oils - soy, rapeseed, etc). Ignore all the die
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by chimpburger 8y ago
What time did you fast? Shift the eating window to later in the day. Eat a few hours before sleep.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
People have experienced positive effects from prayer, meditation, and fasting. I don't know if we can add flagellation to the list. Needs more studies.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
It's not a fad. It has been practiced for thousands of years in religious contexts and was a natural part of life before it was done intentionally. If you think this is based on "a handful of flawed or limited studies" then y
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Gender quota != diversity of perspective
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Are you being facetious? How does science benefit from a diversity of genitalia? I'm not saying women should or shouldn't do this or that.. but the irrational compulsion to force equity between the sexes is stupid. Providing equal
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by chimpburger 8y ago
For the same reason its important for there to be as many women in mining, oil rigging, heavy industry, and forestry.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Takes 2.5 seconds with Chrome on my Quad Core i7 (laptop)
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by chimpburger 8y ago
They don't hold the world's information. They are an advertising company with a search engine for public websites, which are all hosted outside of Google.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Gold is extremely volatile. You can lose 50% or more in the medium term if you buy when its at an all time high.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
I hope not
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Mint is based on Ubuntu. There is a version of Mint based on Debian but that is experimental.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Did you even read the article? Many thousands of workers will be compensated less. The higher wages came at the cost of no more free stocks.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
https://rocket.rs/
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by chimpburger 8y ago
You completely missed the point.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Fair enough. Women are generally less interested in engineering, so there will always be a gap. James Damore was fired from Google for writing this memo on the tech gender gap. You may find it interesting. https://www.documentclo
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by chimpburger 8y ago
It wasn't an argument.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Suppose you had a brain tumor that could possibly be fixed by surgery. You are given the choice of two surgeons. One is a female who graduated from her medical school to fill a gender quota at the expense of other male students. The other o
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by chimpburger 8y ago
@lern_too_spel: I know they didn't, but they did not say they were not considering a gender quota.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Nothing needs to be fixed. Make the opportunity available to women but do not enforce a gender quota. Candidates should only be selected on merit. Equal opportunity is good. Forcing equality of outcome is BAD.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Yes that's how it plays out. A lot of Muslims (and ex-Muslims) desperately want to reform that religion. They often emigrate to the US to get away from that crap. Go on youtube and search for "ex muslim"
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by chimpburger 9y ago
It is quite pretentious.