smearth

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by smearth 2y ago
This is great. Glad to be wrong.
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by smearth 2y ago
I imagine poetry as an often misanthropic and lonely hobby with virtually zero demand for it’s output. Whether written or spoken. Moreso now there are LLMs. If I die unrespected and socially isolated I like the thought of donating my body t
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by smearth 3y ago
May I ask what a non-technical founder should look for in a technical co-founder? I have two customers for slightly different businesses. The deals are made, I am building MVP's myself and JVing with established tech companies to get p
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by smearth 3y ago
I gradually figured out what activities, supplements and foods reduced my susceptibility to fatigue and pain and then repetitively used them until I got to a point that I was no longer susceptible to fatigue within the bounds of what I cons
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by smearth 3y ago
And after writing that I realised strength training is one of the recovery shortcuts for pacing. Smart people probably read this and think Doh, I'd be fatigued if I had that guy's problem solving ability. There are plenty of other
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by smearth 3y ago
Here's a simplification (that I experienced before I dealt with cfs) - there is long series of stairways up a large hill that people run up. You can run up the hill slowly every 5th day without it killing you, then every 4th,3rd 2nd th
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by smearth 3y ago
If you ask great questions you get great answers.
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by smearth 3y ago
Thank you. I would use fitbits with daily step count, sleep duration and heart rate variability and breaths per minute and resting heartrate and body temperature to monitor patient progress. I can ask the questions that would partition the
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by smearth 3y ago
My point is the franchisees also profit from selling less ice cream provided they don’t lose the trust of their customers.
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by smearth 3y ago
Yes sorry about that. Avoidance is a part of healing. If the body is not healing therapy won’t help it.
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by smearth 3y ago
Could you please explain it’s limitations/constraints for this use case.
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by smearth 3y ago
Totally, interestingly they diagnose the illness with a tilt table in some countries. I had an inversion table atempting to relieve my thoracic pain at the time of my diagnosis. Which was a diagnosis of exclusion. I was gutted by the chron
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by smearth 3y ago
Sorry I misread kettle for kettle bell. But the load is irrelevant. If you are that weak then start with fragmented swimmers stretches 1 limb at a time. I was in the same situation in 2018 but you do forget once you escape. Just do 1 rep on
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by smearth 3y ago
The physical problem is bigger than the mental problem. There is an underlying physical problem, it just isn’t understood. Because brain fog and pain are the defining symptons then emotional regulation (which is super important also ) gets
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by smearth 3y ago
Because the best way to think about the syndrome is that you are a really terrible athlete. I find it a healthy way to reframe what I’m dealing with. I laughed at Eric the Eel, he’s laghing at me taking out the rubbish now. They say athleti
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by smearth 3y ago
Why is the medical profession obsessed with biomarkers but not the next optimal step in patient treatment plans? Root cause analysis of dysfunction in complex dynamic systems is a waste of energy. Someone has the biomarker but they are a he
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by smearth 3y ago
You might think that but it doesn’t heal anyone. Recovery rates for cfs are abysmal, I’m surprised you aren’t ashamed of your profession’s performance in this area. You seem comfortable placing responsibility for the illness on your patient
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by smearth 3y ago
I think conditioning medical students to race other medical students to label health problems quickly- efectively turning medical school into a sleep deprived game of trivial pursuit for competitive, high IQ, mentally resilient, energetic p
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by smearth 3y ago
I see it slightly differently although his research is great. I think this could be one of those carrot problems. I think there’s a possibility Mcdonald’s hates that they need to sell Ice-cream. There’s a probability Icecream’s an inescapaa
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by smearth 4y ago
If you understood how the brain creates pain and retains memory of the molecules that it interacts with you would understand that hyperchondria is a worse than useless diagnosis for anybody. Certain people are going to recover faster from i
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by smearth 4y ago
Hypermobility (cartilage dysfunction) and anxiety disorders correlate. Vitamin D and K interact with cartilage. Vitamin D deficiency and severity of covid infection correlate. As does obesity. Obesity causes vitamin D deficiency. Brainfog i
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by smearth 6y ago
A variable is the water temperature and it’s oxygenation level. Shading the feeder waterways with 20 m belts of trees, using carbon credits to offset the establishment costs then compensating farmers for the lost area should help. Everyone
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by smearth 6y ago
I'm interested in what people with greater knowledge/insight/intellect than myself think of the following. I think total reforestation is implausible but the native reforestation of most of the earths fresh waterways is plaus