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by supperburg 5y ago
Literally moments before reading this I was debating about using tap water instead of running to the store for bottled water to take my pills in my hotel on the island that this article is about. I’m here on vacation. I drank the tap water
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by supperburg 5y ago
I didn’t just get you, I dunked on you. If your neighbor says he has more trouble losing weight than other people controlling for calories and exercise, this is very plausible. And it certainly isn’t outside the realm of physical law.
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by supperburg 5y ago
No, just admit that I got you. Show me a single case of a persons skin being green from birth. So are we supposed to think it’s physically impossible for the human body to make its skin green? It is well within the realm not only of physic
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by supperburg 5y ago
Again, you are wrong. It has nothing to do with physics. A human body is completely capable of remaining fat in the event of the cessation of eating. A person can die of starvation while fat and die in a fat body. The metabolic machinery of
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by supperburg 5y ago
If you are a physicist then you are an exceptionally dull one. There is no physical law that determines what the human body does with the molecules it ingests. It can turn those molecules into fat or energy, in any ratio, or send the molec
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by supperburg 5y ago
I live with them. I work at home and one of them does too. I see basically everything they eat. I know how much they exercise. They simply use more of the food they eat to make fat. And yes, calories in calories out is complete bullshit. Th
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by supperburg 5y ago
I will never forget the writings of “ground score.”
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by supperburg 5y ago
When I see “worrying” or “problematic” in an article headline I know I can safely ignore it
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by supperburg 5y ago
I know several people who eat way less than me and are as fat as ticks. The simple fact that calories in calories out does not explain obesity has been cracking over the head of doctors for decades and doctors have resisted addressing it. I
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by supperburg 5y ago
Yeah, the vaccine or therapeutics and nothing in between people like you aren’t helping anyone.
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by supperburg 5y ago
Why should I tell you when it would be flagged immediately and nobody would see it anyway?
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by supperburg 5y ago
Parasites double your chances of getting severe Covid? Shouldn’t people be taking it anyway then, as well as wearing a mask?
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by supperburg 5y ago
I think even if we find some markers it won’t be enough. It will take a full blown revolution in how we measure human anatomy in a clinical setting. That’s why it’s taken so long.
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by supperburg 5y ago
The most controversial opinion of all.
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by supperburg 5y ago
It’s not a problem at all. Some people are predisposed to turning psychological stress into a psychiatric pathology but there is nothing intrinsic about stress or space travel that causes psychiatric problems. People on death row meet your
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by supperburg 5y ago
Yes, inflammatory signals can and do pull metabolic levers, something that is criminally under appreciated, and this can manifest as feeling tired somehow. There is absolutely a connection.
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by supperburg 5y ago
Well said. I said the immune system should be to blame in the previous thread and was downvoted to hell. But it’s true. What’s more, it’s highly under appreciated that the immune system is extremely ancient and it does a lot more than the t
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by supperburg 5y ago
You want to address your countries lobbying problem by killing business rather than using legislation or political action to prevent lobbying. That is decidedly unwise.
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by supperburg 5y ago
It’s not so wild. Inflammation is very ancient and it does a lot more than make a paper cut turn red. It pulls lots of fundamental levers, metabolic levers. Inflammatory signals are one of the great frontiers of medicine. We have barely scr
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by supperburg 5y ago
Anywhere in the world
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by supperburg 5y ago
I would go to Nepal for sure
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by supperburg 5y ago
This is great man. I’m traveling right now and looking for destinations. Do you have any in mind that are accepting tourists?
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by supperburg 5y ago
No. They are trying to use a vaccine to solve the problem and this is wrong because the virus is not the root cause of harm. Even if they did manage somehow to prevent the virus from getting in, which the vaccine will fail at, it wouldn’t m
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by supperburg 5y ago
It should say that the immune system is the cause.
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by supperburg 5y ago
My friends car caught fire when it was parked. And my car caught fire while driving. Both gas.
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by supperburg 5y ago
This is fucking unreal
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by supperburg 5y ago
Americans are such colossal idiots. I can say it because I’m an American. They think, god what kind of evil and stupid person would EVER send their kid to private high school? It’s stuck-up, snobby, and the education at the free public scho
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by supperburg 5y ago
This headline is dishonest reporting honestly and I’m really saddened when I see ars technica do this. They chip away at the truth for a few clicks. To say a hacker is “controlling” an electric car means that he is driving it around and the
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by supperburg 5y ago
Your data probably excludes student housing. You made a mistake
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by supperburg 5y ago
I’ve always wondered by we didn’t just have tons of ram paired with a really good in-line battery rather than optane etc.

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