lsniddy

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by lsniddy 11y ago
This is was any addiction feels like. Your brain aggressively telling you to do something and rewarding you when you do. I've been addicted to other things, but never got that dopamine rush from facebook. From the looks of it though
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by lsniddy 11y ago
precisely
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by lsniddy 11y ago
also, Philbrick's "In the heart of the sea", about to be released as a movie on Dec 11, is an excellent read and an amazing story
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by lsniddy 11y ago
I would consider this the single most valuable lesson I've learned. You really can't back more than one horse. It's all or nothing pre-traction.
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by lsniddy 11y ago
They also might just work because they train your body to run off its energy reserves. Even in a "healthy" high carb diet, you are still requiring a constant intake of fruit/grains.
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by lsniddy 11y ago
I know zero rich people who "hoard" money, and the ones who become richer tend to be the best at redistributing their cash faster.
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by lsniddy 11y ago
or, "I know I can't pay attention to or understand that professor, why bother even going?"
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by lsniddy 11y ago
Not to mention its a very small amount of sugar. I noticed in the study they replaced added sugars with simple carbs (bagels/chips). Makes me wonder if the best strategy is just reducing all sugar/simple carbs across the board a
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by lsniddy 11y ago
actually with your antenna you are only getting 5-6 of the 15-16 games per week
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by lsniddy 11y ago
Just because its more complicated than calories in calories out doesnt mean its not true. http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/woman-becomes-...
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by lsniddy 11y ago
Nothing falsified about his data - just pointing out how its part of a larger campaign by companies like Coke to try and make sugar seem harmless, and lack of exercise the real enemy. I mean, I could have a diet of pure whiskey for a month
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by lsniddy 11y ago
The twinkie diet guy was funded by coca cola http://observer.com/2015/10/here-are-the-people-coca-cola-ha...
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by lsniddy 11y ago
http://collectionofawesome.com/2012/04/05/farside-comic-jerk...
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by lsniddy 11y ago
I think the num pad is a huge addition. I use it both in Excel and Photoshop. that being said i love this device more than anything ive seen since the XPS 13
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by lsniddy 11y ago
fun fact about rapeseed oil, the process of refining it actually turns it rancid so it must be deodorized and bleached before sale.
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by lsniddy 11y ago
could you elaborate on what you do when "programming rings around most SaaS companies' marketing teams" ? Thanks!
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by lsniddy 11y ago
People ask me for directions all the time, and I've always been convinced this was the reason. I also think body size and appearance plays a part Wouldn't it be neat if you offered a service that would rate you on some important
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by lsniddy 11y ago
those of us reading the top comments on a forum?
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by lsniddy 11y ago
theres a second page where she says it explicitly
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by lsniddy 11y ago
That is curious, considering our rates of heart disease and diabetes were a fraction of what they were today when people ate more saturated fats (e.g butter). And when switching to a diet where saturated fat is the primary energy source, pe
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by lsniddy 11y ago
I believe the idea is toxins do tend to get stored in fat, so when you are running on stored fat - you can release them. I can confirm you can have sudden ups and downs when fasting and I never experienced headaches until i started.
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by lsniddy 11y ago
check out the warrior diet, similar to an ironman sleep cycle in its extremity. One massive meal a day at night. http://www.warriordiet.com/
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by lsniddy 11y ago
if you are ever in Boston - you can stand inside a three story globe and get a true sense of how massive Africa is. http://www.marybakereddylibrary.org/project/mapparium/
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by lsniddy 11y ago
The problem is acting like we do understand nutrition because a few new studies say something is bad. Especially when you start digging into the funding of said studies. There is very little evidence to prove saturated fats are bad, but pl
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by lsniddy 11y ago
China is a good example, though they incarcerate less and execute more
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by lsniddy 11y ago
Great piece, Proper link http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/08/27/altered-states-...