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oligopoly
9y ago
Speak to yourself. Lifting weights and running are few of the most enjoyable things out there. No wonder you don't enjoy exercising if you frame it as 'ultimately pointless'. You need to change your internal dialogue.
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oligopoly
9y ago
What you get instead is native advertising - news that are in reality ads, fake reviews, paid comments to social media, forums.. and all that jazz.
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oligopoly
9y ago
One thing to remember is people who get treated and are managing well are less likely voicing their opinions and just going about their lives.
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oligopoly
9y ago
Usually those problems stay in the background while not working on the clock and your subconscious comes up with solutions.
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oligopoly
9y ago
There's actually quite a few illness that can and often does have origins as 'secondary gain'[0]. It's quite insane that there isn't more done to address root cause. With diabetes-2 I think NHS fails at the point wh
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oligopoly
9y ago
Changing focus is key. It can be hard to change habits however instead of trying 'not to do something' you start focusing on doing something else entirely great changes can happen. Try it. You do need it enforce it few times but y
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oligopoly
9y ago
State management and selling something you find to be beneficiary to client helps. I Haven't done it for ages but damn making a sale is a great feeling :) Kinda makes me want to google start ups looking for sales people based on commis
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oligopoly
9y ago
It sounds you tried different scripts, tones, outcome frames, pacing/leading, pausing, emphasising key words, right people on the phone etc..? Somebody liked the sound of your voice, however the sales numbers suggest something isn'
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oligopoly
9y ago
>There are diminishing returns on exercise. A person doing 3 hours of exercise a week will see more benefit per hour than a person doing 9. Just like for someone who is morbidly obese to walk few blocks then.. Personally I workout 9-10h
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oligopoly
9y ago
Either lower the weights or just avoid injury prone exercises. Not much roi is there if you injure yourself. There's countless of ways to exercise specific body parts. If you keep hurting yourself by doing deadlifts for example at some
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oligopoly
9y ago
Not getting enough salt is dangerous as well. Especially people who exercise and lose salts through sweating often underestimate their intake.
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oligopoly
9y ago
Sounds like you have a great dad. How about you take him to gun range to bond and get to know people
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oligopoly
9y ago
Reminds me of the days when facebook peddled vitamins on their site when no one else was willing to do business with them. Not the best PR for YC or the company. I would imagine the thread gets nuked.
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oligopoly
9y ago
Or better yet read Nassim Taleb's criticism on Pinker's books.
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oligopoly
9y ago
>I’m 200% convinced today that it’s far better to just store your users data in a more traditional cloud database instead What would you recommend? Firebase, Realm or something else for small project that might or might not get off the g
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oligopoly
9y ago
Well I just eat the same shit - chicken, rice and broccoli - everyday. Problem solved. Wouldn't have it any other way honestly. After you eat certain foods long enough your body starts to crave them. Would have the same combo on final
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oligopoly
9y ago
I find it interesting there is a market for gluten-free stuff. I get if you are buying some diet fad you might buy something like that but if you are actually allergic why not just abstain from bread or pasta for example? If you are gluten
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oligopoly
9y ago
Do people really want to advertise tech companies by using their merchandise? You couldn't pay me enough to even entertain the thought. Lemme just pull up that poorly sitting abhorrent short sleeved Microsoft Office business shirt real
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oligopoly
9y ago
Have to agree. The content is stale everywhere else than in US. Disney and others are pushing their own services. Netflix's own shows are hit or miss and can't realistically rely solely on them for those growth expectations. Over
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oligopoly
9y ago
How about offering something extra for people supporting. It amazes me that people slap some PayPal logo and expect people to contribute. Create an emotional appeal and call to action.
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oligopoly
9y ago
You only need to study successful rich people or use common sense to figure out that you don't become wealthy by investing to some index funds. You do that after you have sold your business and want to shield your wealth for carefree l
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oligopoly
9y ago
Indeed, you also want to enjoy your life when you a virile. What's the point of working until your retirement when you are at a point you hardly can take advantage of it. Start a business. You probably won't hit the unicorn lotter
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oligopoly
9y ago
The same Nate Silver and 538 who were hilariously wrong about Trump the whole time? His team didn't seem to have any clue what drove people to support Trump. Giving Clinton 95% win percent even at point where anyone actually following
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oligopoly
9y ago
It might not be widely known but the NYT Bestseller list is curated list.
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oligopoly
9y ago
Your body gets used to what you are eating and you actually start to crave that homemade stuff if you go on holidays. I've been eating chicken curry, rice and broccoli for the past 7 years. Only eat something else on cheat days twice a
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oligopoly
9y ago
Yeah, that's just ridiculous. You can cycle 20-25km/h without catching a breath if you are even in decent shape
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oligopoly
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> I was prescribed vyvanse and found they harmed more than helped in the long run Care to elaborate? I was prescribed Ritalin and wondering about the long-term effects. Peter Breggin[0] who is a known critic of psychiatric meds quoted so
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oligopoly
9y ago
Often the aid does more harm than good and actually keeps the very people in position of power that are corrupt. The Dictator's Handbook: Why Bad Behavior is Almost Always Good Politics[0] examines the very phenomenon. [0] https:/
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oligopoly
9y ago
Are you required to update yearly with Affinity Photo? I was initially bullish about Sketch App for CC replacement but unfortunately their business model isn't really consumer friendly either.
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oligopoly
9y ago
That's stretching it a LOT. Your body adapts to the exercise and you use lot less energy. Closer to half of that
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