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by goldfeld 8y ago
It's being proven that fasting is very beneficial. What about that analogous situation don't you understand, exactly? Suggesting the skin and heart would have undergone natural selection to need breaks from their normal functionin
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Are you a farmer? In the tropics? What about sustained sunlight in the open is not stressful? I live in a very hot climate and my eyes are very sensitive to the harsh sun. It's a bit more than obvious you'll have eye disease and y
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by goldfeld 8y ago
And then for really deep thinking and architectural reflection and meandering there's nothing like lying in bed a bit for a pseudo-break.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
People will now advocate constantly holding up a device irradiating heat as close to your skull and brain as possible for long periods of intense thinking (which already stress and heat up the brain, naturally). I get headaches within minut
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by goldfeld 8y ago
How can a sensitive organ like the eyes just keep on taking the sustained stress of bright blue light day after day, hour after hour, with little break and rest as programmers aren't too fond of doing (flow), without tensing up thus ch
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by goldfeld 8y ago
That clicked a lot, the first sentennce, if code architecture is like a building with many extra dimensions then programming has this quantic challenge of getting beyond the fourth dimension of time to an intuition of how to build the found
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Alternatively: One more novel way to work stupid smart consumer habits into a profit.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
No, they're not that cool in day-to-day beyond a geeky gimmick, that's the point. Maybe it's cool in dated sci-fi, but not everyone subscribes to the idea of needing a dumb serf to boss around, much less of looking dumb bossi
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by goldfeld 8y ago
I think you could lose hair faster that way, but it's just a hunch.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Have you wondered how much marketing goes into the smell of McDonalds? It's a mind corrupting scent and they want to spread it because marketing is even more their core business than actually feeding people. It's feeding in as muc
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Big money generally wants to instill fear in you to sell you peace of mind, so..
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Actually, no it's not--for me. I'm very analytical yet instinct and intuition are far more trusworthy in general as a human source of contact than any reasoning my poor material brain can concoct. It depends on your understanding
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by goldfeld 8y ago
It's interesting to hear that the skyrocketing quality of weed is making things worse, or more difficult for hardcore users, I agree. Meanwhile in Rio where I've smoked for years, quality is plummeting and/or price of quality
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by goldfeld 8y ago
It may still take time for people's notion of performance to gravitate to literal creative energy and to how the audience contributes and co-creates anything on a stage. In pragmatic artistic theories it's an obvious fact and art
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by goldfeld 9y ago
But they are not your pets.. you are their pet.
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by goldfeld 9y ago
People who'll tell you to avoid some fruit and glowingly recommend you use supplements and ketomadness are sure to find themselves on the wrong track a few enlightened years from now.. don't follow their lead. Unless your goal is
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by goldfeld 9y ago
How about being the most random and crazily modern scientifically suspecting you have in years: eat healthy and sleep better? No daily coffee, no past-noon sugary snack, you know the other stuff. It's not brain science.
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by goldfeld 9y ago
ahem.. fathom.
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by goldfeld 9y ago
The lottery doesn't care about your class. Still doesn't mean many people get mobility out of it.
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by goldfeld 9y ago
I'd think it's a variation of the "life is meaningless and we're all irrelevant specks of dust anyway" line of thinking.
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by goldfeld 9y ago
I found that it's like a furnace that still burns hot from your momentum, but when you stop throwing in fuel (social interaction, feeling that you belong), the creative and productive juices do dry up and you end up, maybe literally, d
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by goldfeld 9y ago
All american-protected. Maybe people are just getting scared shitless with overbearing eyes? Hint: it's not just chilling for crime.
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by goldfeld 9y ago
Have people longing to sell out their team and vision for a get rich scheme and inspire others to do the same ever been qualified as "good guys"?
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by goldfeld 9y ago
Isn't Tim Ferris a good reminder of everything that's been going wrong with the web for a while?
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by goldfeld 9y ago
That's why you'd have the usual frat jocks as opposed to third-world public admissions where everyone ought to be dedicated.
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by goldfeld 9y ago
What's wrong with thinking about the same problem for 3 years?
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by goldfeld 9y ago
Every six months or so I rotate my room's furniture layout among a couple arrangements to increase efficient use of space and feel better.
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by goldfeld 9y ago
Also Dazzle Ships by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark is an excellent record.
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by goldfeld 9y ago
So progress is hell on earth and technocrats are cheering it up?
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by goldfeld 9y ago
People wonder why the bees are gone or why it's gonna be a total wasteland for life in no time.

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