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by sedivy94 5y ago
Thank you! Will read.
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Oversimplification. Brown rice and fructose, for example, are metabolized very differently from one another. I do agree that pinpointing a lower-level MOA other than just “insulin” will be a valuable discovery. But that MOA, whatever it is,
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Excess carbs ≠ excess calories. You’re conflating the two. How do you achieve one but not the other? Eat carbs and nothing else - which is surprisingly common. My father is quite thin, yet drank soda religiously my entire life, and is now s
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by sedivy94 5y ago
Plenty of type II diabetics are thin. Fat mass is corollary but excess carb intake is causal. You’re conflating excess carbs and excess calories. One is a macronutrient and the other is a unit of energy. The answer is simple… like most th
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You’re right. People searching for meaning in life and selling positive messages is so condescending, annoying, and useless. Scientific findings could never serve as useful metaphors for the human condition. I almost took scientific advice
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Thank you for saying this. Rare to come across someone here who is realistic about the situation.
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That website is STUNNING. WOW.
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I’m not sure if everyone is like this but, in my case, cannabis and psychedelic use has really ramped up that type of mental imagery. I see it without being able to describe how it looks, which is odd. The components usually comprise of blo
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Astute observations… I’ve heard similar from someone who microdoses and pole dances for hours on end. She’s an interesting gal to say the least but incredibly tapped into the fungal experience and that trajectory of personal growth. Really
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Psychedelic perception is also repeatable. And sober perception is not reliable.
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What a pleasure to read…
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I’m with you on this 100%. Had a latex mattress for four years and loved it. Adopted a barely-used memory foam mattress from a friend when I moved out west and now I’m struggling with thoracic kyphosis and neck pain. I have a large frame an
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I learned a lot from this comment. Thank you.
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This comment made my night, haha!
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Casually 3D printing a dog penis.
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Token “in mice” comment. The underlying metabolic mechanisms ought to be comparable. This is far less nuanced than, say, a pharmacological study.
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Ketosis requires fairly long, continuous periods of carb restriction. I’m not totally convinced that intermittent fasting windows are long enough to provoke ketosis. Im aware that ketosis isn’t a binary state, but it approaches being one, r
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LTSB
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I see nothing wrong with the examples you provide.
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A month? It’s been over a year. How much time is appropriate?
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I had Remzi as a professor. He is one of the best educators I’ve encountered.
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Increasing profits has become a race to optimize user engagement. Extreme or polarizing statements attract attention. Milktoast moderate viewpoints do not. That’s a tough sell.
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They deserve one another.
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Highly, highly recommend "The Queen's Gambit" on Netflix. Like wow.
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Personally, I heavily rely on gesture-based navigation on MacBooks. An equivalent trackpad for Windows laptops is nowhere to be found. It's a huge selling point for me, and it's a shame that there's little-to-no competition i
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by sedivy94 6y ago
This is... a god send. Once upon a time, I thought of myself as intelligent and capable. But alas, I'm a child of the internet, bound by my own insatiable curiosity. Poor executive functioning, a handicapped attention span, and informa