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by cthalupa 2y ago
I think we'd be pretty concerned if humans were infecting each others outdoors from a city block away. But it doesn't sound like it was spread cat to cat if they think it was the food - seems like it wouldn't have mattered ho
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Sure. glp1forum.com
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Why do you think science has any obligation to track with your own personal morals, is concerned with agency, or has anything at all to do with "souls?" Science is about understanding the how and why of things, on a factual basis.
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by cthalupa 2y ago
> You can't stop taking it without gaining the weight back (unless the lifestyle change sticks), but everybody stops taking it in the medium term. The side effects are horrible and stack up over time. Some people experience signific
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Again: If you get cancer, are you going to skip treatment because you didn't avoid every known carcinogen? Cancer is an obvious consequence of carcinogen exposure, and I would bet quite a lot of money that you are not avoiding exposure
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by cthalupa 2y ago
It's actually not, because lifelong exposure to known carcinogens is actually very similar to slowly overeating and gaining weight. Do you eat grilled meat? Enjoy your PAHs and HCAs - if you ever get cancer, seeking treatment is going
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Basically no one chooses to be obese. It happens bit by bit over time, with small poor choice after small poor choice stacking up. Don't worry. You'll still get to feel superior about not being fat - you can just proclaim loudly t
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Well, let's not give you any medication for any disease you are afflicted with. It's an easy way out. Get a bacterial infection? Should have been cleaner. Get a virus? Why you expose yourself. Develop cancer? We know there are mil
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by cthalupa 2y ago
No one here is stating that physics stops working for fat people. Obviously, your body needs an energy source to function and when you deprive it of that energy source it will go to your energy reserves. There might be some woefully ignoran
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by cthalupa 2y ago
> No they are not. Yes they are. They encourage people to make the best bid they reasonably can based on their desire to ensure the purchase goes through. There's a reason they are the de facto standard for bidding on government con
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by cthalupa 2y ago
The intent is explicitly and specifically to punish someone and be a punishment. Compensatory damages are awarded in an attempt to compensate the plaintiff for the damage they received due to the actions of the defendant. Punitive damages a
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Fictional works contain illegal things and potentially harmful advice all of the time. Writing a fictional work does not allow you to ignore copyright in the real world, however. There is no world in which claiming 'copyright not inten
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by cthalupa 2y ago
> There was no public auction of InfoWars. That alone is a stain on the whole process. Sealed bid auctions are not some absurd rarity in this sort of situation and I have no idea why you believe they are.
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by cthalupa 2y ago
The Sandy Hook families have literally been awarded punitive damages. Their point is literally punishment. That is why punitive damages exist in civil law. It's what the word punitive means.
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Sealed auctions are a competitive manner and the sandy hook families are in all practical reality the only creditors of note. Their damages absolutely dwarf his other creditors to the point where they were already in line to effectively rec
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Several of the villains he encounters are hit men he formerly worked with. But I also don't believe it is particularly relevant to the point, either way - surely you understood the intent of the reference?
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by cthalupa 2y ago
From my understanding, hitmen in general are not what you see in movies or video games. Many of them are just everyday criminals that are willing to take on the job of murdering someone for shockingly low amounts of money. I'm sure the
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by cthalupa 2y ago
> it is safe to say now that the events of 2020-2021 were a mass hysteria. Were they? > There have been reported 7,076,316[4] (updated 3 December 2024) confirmed COVID-induced deaths worldwide. As of January 2023, taking into account
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by cthalupa 2y ago
My 2023 MBP webcam light stays on for nearly 3 seconds after the webcam itself turns off.
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by cthalupa 2y ago
It was a huge focus of their early marketing, to the point where I was surprised to find out later that people were just renting out the properties vrbo style. It's also quite literally in the name - 'bnb' - which necessarily
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by cthalupa 2y ago
> If you raise your arm above your head in front of the mirror, you should see your ribs, and you should see the clear outline of your latissimus dorsi. If you can't see these two things clearly, you are overweight. This is kind of
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by cthalupa 2y ago
I wouldn't cite him as a YouTuber first, but Jeff Nippard is a a reputable source. He's competed and won in natural bodybuilding competitions, set powerlifting records for his province, partnered with PhDs in the field for studies
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by cthalupa 2y ago
I was referring to the portion around thinking people should just eat healthier and giving context, as well as explaining why that thinking is flawed for many people.
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by cthalupa 2y ago
> which strikes me as pretty ample unless they're also adding a bunch of physical activity. It seems likely we've evolved to reduce energy expenditure in other ways when we regularly induce physical activity, too. Walk 20,000 s
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by cthalupa 2y ago
For protein intake helping decrease this: https://faseb.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1096/fj.13-... https://faseb.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1096/fj.13... https
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by cthalupa 2y ago
No one is disputing that you can restore glycogen or water weight quickly. But the issue is all of the studies I have looked at look at total FFM which does include the loss there. If you are on these GLP-1s there is water weight you are go
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by cthalupa 2y ago
> So why don't you just eat healthier now? I used to be you - in most of my 20s, I found it very easy to just eat well, east less, etc. It didn't take any willpower on my part to be fit. It was trivial. I didn't understand
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Whether or not it makes any sense to you, it's not a matter of any scientific debate - being in a deficit puts you in a catabolic state where the body will break down muscle mass for energy. It does it less if you have lots of protein
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Well, I think you should go let the whole natural bodybuilding community that they're doing it wrong, as well all of the PhDs specializing in exercise science, including both the naturals and not. https://www.youtube.com&#x2
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by cthalupa 2y ago
Well, based on my DEXA scan from before I started on tirzepatide, if I had dropped to 20% BF with my starting LBM, I would have been in close to the best shape of my life. I certainly have a lot of extra muscle in my legs from carrying my f

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