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This effect is more pronounced with lower-quality magnesium supplements, such as magnesium oxide, magnesium sulfate, and magnesium chloride. These compounds are insoluble in water (magnesium oxide), or their counter-ions are not absorbed (m
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I came home yesterday and started singing a particularly famous christmas song that I will not name in fear of infecting you with the virus. But I hadn't heard the song anywhere, or at least I could not remember. Out loud, I began to s
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About once every 6 months I remember to start taking my vit D supplements again. I've always taken more than the recommended dose because vitamin D is not extremely bioavailable in pill-form, and I notice amazing improvements in mood,
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The cybernetics movement has always sat uneasy with me.I don't see how a full transition to improvements in the physical plane will help human beings who are primarily intuitive, feeling beings. We are already disconnected from our bod
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I find I don't value social constructions near as much as I used to as well. For me it's because I realized there is something inside me. In deep trance I can see it as a blue fire. And it feels like this blue fire is more real th
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Exercise is a meditative experience! Pushing the body to its limits necessarily changes the mind's experience, and it can help you to cope with any external stress, and solidifies the principle of growth through hardship. You exercise,
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This happens to me in any encompassing natural situation, or even after watching a well-made nature documentary. It feels as though the troubles of my daily life do not matter as much as the beauty I have witnessed-- it feels like I'm
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It's called void meditation, and is actually part of the buddhist philosophy. There are many different methods for practicing meditation even in buddhism. The goal with meditation in general is to will oneself into any desired mental s
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I definitely didn't have a career when I was a teenager, but I had experience with different positions and just the thought of working for an entity whose goal was ultimately to make money felt entirely meaningless. I could smile at cu
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I'm in mathematics. This is my only career aspiration so I'm going to shoot for it, because there is nothing else I would possibly want to do besides research and teach. There is nothing else for me out in the Real World. I'm
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I mean, yeah.
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Doing nothing does not literally mean to do nothing. Strolling through the streets is meditative. Apart from mental rest, staring out the window gives processing time for the subconscious. I'm a student, and I feel uncomfortable with t
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For curiosity's sake, if you're comfortable telling me, why would you not want to be resuscitated?
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Everyone deserves respect. But not everyone can be accommodated in speech. As a woman, I understand the cat-calling issue. It's annoying, and is often disrespectful and uncomfortable. I do often feel unsafe. However, I do not vilify me
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This is interesting from another angle. I'm not sure if it has been mentioned in the comments but I will go ahead and present it anyways. I was diagnosed with anorexia when I was 14. The physical, medical care that I received at my loc
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That all depends on the majority social opinion of what defines a slur. The problem arising at the moment is aggression. Social opinions are being divided from every angle, almost systematically, categorizing and sorting the world's th
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I get a sense from this article of being slightly satirical (while also being blatantly critical). The following quotes illustrate my intuition a little more clearly. From the article: "newsgroups...that streamed onto the school’s comp
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From the article we know that each uterus recipient can have up to two births before the uterus is removed. But specifically when it is removed after that possible second birth I'm not sure. Looked around a bit and couldn't find a
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Welp, time to sell! What a house of cards.
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Why incite a political discussion? The connection this article has to politics is extrapolated in your mind for one purpose.
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It may or may not be simply biological "wiring". Many women are fine with surrogates, and most surrogates are fine with carrying another woman's child without significant emotional attachment. Women who use surrogates want th
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I find it interesting that the Baylor team chose a shorter timeframe from surgery to implantation with success. According to the article, the initial thought was that a longer wait time gave a chance for the women to heal, but the Baylor te
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I have read about the refrigerator mom concept, but didn't make the link that these mothers could have potentially been autistic themselves. On this note, you are probably aware of the recent attention being paid to the diagnosis of wo
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My mom cuddled me when I was a babe but I still have autism ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I don't believe in absolute truth so perhaps I didn't make my statement ambiguous enough as to that topic. But I do agree that forcing others to believe is the opposite of truth, and I did not mean to equate truth with that.
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Yes, the given suggestion is exactly parallel to a certain insidious exercise of power. Destroying and obfuscating knowledge is one of the first things a tyrant can do to control a population, and the first suggestion of anyone with a prope
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You can cull every method down to a "pedestrian" idea. We build simple solutions for seemingly complicated problems. I don't know anything about chaos engineering, so somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but from the little
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We should burn biblical texts? What, are you a dogmatic atheist or something? There is no sense in burning historical objects of any kind. Would you rather be in ignorance of humanity's history? Destroying the past for the sake of mode
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I have always wanted to learn another language of course, so I took an introductory Russian course but did not follow through with my studies. The language is interesting, but I wasn't making many connections to English so it was diffi
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It's a little different. Both of your examples can be and are an artform, but it is not usually reproduction. Perhaps reproduction of another's process, but that's to develop the skills moving forward. From there, modificatio
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