covidSurvivor19

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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
Must be a leftist, they all like centralized authority that will surely know what's best for individual people. In reality, the best chooser for an individual is him/her/self owing to their unique perspective. Not going on va
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
Like in Italy, where people are now protesting against their goverments overreaction of COVID; mishandling of its elderly, actually at risk, population; and the inflation of death numbers attributed to COVID.
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
Because this is an election year, so get back into place, and either support the engineered chaos or stay at home while it happens. /s <- unnecesary but these days there is so little critical thought and reading skills that you ne
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
Let's not forget why idea censorship exists. We are ruled by those we are not allowed to criticized. Even the guys setting fire to cell towers, can we believe that a video is going to convince anyone reasonable of actually doing it? Do
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
I know, I was like wait where are these restaurants? I think most places use cheapo oil and margarine.
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
Cardio builds very little muscle. Take it from the mouth of a quite competitive high school runner. Used to run about 30km per week (not high by many standards, exceedingly high by my current standards). Diet and lifestyle are more importan
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
Yeah, completely agree, no one is denying the 2nd law :) Let's just say biochemistry is quite complicated with myriad metabolic pathways. I find it plausible that the body does not necessarily use all calories ingested all the time. So
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
I'm not denying the 2nd law, but metabolism is more complicated than just heat or mechanical work. One example, the process by which the body transforms ammonia into urea, requires energy. Not 100% sure of the details but some of this
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
Your analysis seems to be in the right direction but I think that the body uses this energy in many more ways than just heat. Moving muscles, pumping blood, keeping ionic gradients in the kidneys, and in cells, producing waste products, do
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
I'm more worried about repetitive stress injury from being typing and using the mouse.
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
I mean this sounds way healthier to me than endless cardio. That is much more taxing for the body. This short sprints could certainly spike metabolism without the running out of limiting factors that happens with endurance exercise. Net eff
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
Got a bit busy, but came upon an essay today and reminded me of this thread. It is super interesting for me and I think you will enjoy it as it talks a lot about the context of the creation of suburbs and how society changed. https:/
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
Don't know why you are downvoted, your ideas are very good and insightful. Thanks for bringing up the idea of the separation of public and private spheres, it was something I couldn't articulate for a long time as to why somehow t
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
At this point only thing I can ask is, forget the shutdowns, when we'll we recognize the most viral thing about COVID was the histeria? Having lived closely through the swine flu, it was quite a bit worse, affected people under 60 whic
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by covidSurvivor19 6y ago
Want to make a bet they won't develop symptoms? Or at least please help me understand how can you compare these two populations with wildly different average ages, preexisting conditions, etc...