jdbentley

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Pioneering a One-of-a-Kind Profession(jdbentley.com)
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by jdbentley 15y ago
During my six-day fast, I dropped from 252lbs to 228lbs. After the fast, I leveled out at 233lbs and then continued to drop because I didn't return to my old eating and exercise habits.
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by jdbentley 15y ago
I felt that the post concluded better at the end of the fast rather than dragging it on, but since breaking the fast I've continued walking daily, I lift weights 3 day a week, I'm eating far more fruits and vegetables (especially apples) an
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by jdbentley 15y ago
I had my gallbladder removed in February of 2007 after several attacks, so thankfully it's not something for me to worry about. The pain I experienced lasted only one day and I haven't felt even a hint of it since.
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by jdbentley 15y ago
When I started, I had already limited it to a short-term experiment precisely because I was afraid of developing a fasting compulsion. I certainly don't need to be swinging from one extreme to another. The risk should definitely be stressed
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Six Days without Food: Hacking Your Mind to Make Do with Far Less(jdbentley.com)
102 points by jdbentley 15y ago|117 comments
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Amplifying the Noise(jdbentley.com)
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Anything But Revolution(jdbentley.com)
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The Web Worker's Dilemma(jdbentley.com)
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Does Untethering Lead to Anxiety?(evbogue.com)
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The Purpose of Life is to Be Happy(jdbentley.com)
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Rube Goldberg in Your Pocket(jdbentley.com)
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Why the Internet Sucks Because of You(jdbentley.com)
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Buying Ideas(jdbentley.com)
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Antisocial(jdbentley.com)
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The Force That Acts Upon Us(jdbentley.com)
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On the web, you are the product.(jdbentley.com)
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Writing for Robots (& Other Cloud Tyrants)(jdbentley.com)
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Microculture: An Age As We See It(jdbentley.com)
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A Web Without Gimmicks(jdbentley.com)
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The Loss of Distinction(jdbentley.com)
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Our Glowing Captors(jdbentley.com)
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Seriously, who searched this and why am I ranking for it?(twitter.com)
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How to Increase Your Daily Traffic by 4029% (and Why You Don’t Want To)(blogdesignguy.com)
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by jdbentley 15y ago
It's ironic that you can like "Social Pog - The greatest social network of all time" on Facebook. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Social-Pog-The-greatest-social...
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by jdbentley 15y ago
I can relate to Anthony. He seems like a nice guy who fell in love with an idea and let blind ambition get the best of him. When I was new to online entrepreneurship, I did things just as stupid, but they (thankfully) got far less attention
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How to Avoid Irreparably Destroying Your Reputation Before You Even Have One(blogdesignguy.com)
36 points by jdbentley 15y ago|25 comments
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The Stories in Motion, The Stories at Rest(jdbentley.com)
1 points by jdbentley 16y ago|0 comments