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tsol
4y ago
Cold showers are my adderall
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4y ago
>to avoid misunderstanding Whether it's misunderstanding or proper understanding, is up for debate.
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4y ago
The "lament about how corrupt the system is and that we are forced to partake in it" excuse has been popular in recent years, not surprised he's going for it. Let's see how that plays out
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Yeah exactly. My thought was he probably found the leaker in a much more mundane way, but being undeniably great at PR he decided to spice up the story with this little bit of detective work. It sounds so clever you want to believe it, even
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4y ago
The fact that the system can force people to plea guilty, be found to be wrong-- and there's no way to undo that. That's more the system running us than us running the system
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4y ago
Be careful, they'll call you an 'enlightened centrist' to convince others this position is irresponsible
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4y ago
Every time regulation against the porn industry comes up, most of the discussions I have seen are bombarded with 'this is just a push from christian groups to push their views' or something of the link. To me, though, this is the
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4y ago
I think that's what they used to say when the United States was founded.
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4y ago
People don't care about being scientifically honest. If we did, more people would be annoyed by internet atheists championing science above all else. Pushing science as the end all be all path to knowledge isn't the wholesome thin
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4y ago
People like to generalize the past. Sometimes in the future, they'll say we were obsessed with sex but not having it.
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>This is true, but if testosterone is what makes humans aggressive, wouldn't I have been ... aggressive, with 10 peoples worth in me, were that the case? Not necessarily. Maybe what's normal for 10 people is normal for you. Nat
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4y ago
Having had a drug problem at one point and having learned well out to titrate off of drugs, I feel it's helped me a lot with sugar. They function basically the same. You don't need it, but if you take it you feel nice. You also w
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4y ago
I love water fasting and do it often. But it also is highly dependent on weight. If you're a lower weight already, it can be really hard to do a 3 day water fast. I used to be able to do them pretty easy, but after cutting weight it&#x
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4y ago
I mean he was too naive to consider that someone who knows all the rules is automatically gonna be using his knowledge for good.Also, naive enough to trust a kid he didn't raise
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4y ago
I mean I see these things and I hate it, but damn it worked(for at least a little bit). So long as it works, people will continue these bold faces lies
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4y ago
Maybe you need to put on a suit covered in bells. If you lay still it'll be quiet, but if you wake up the incessant jingling will wake you up. Lol I don't know why but I feel like there has to be some simple but clever way to dea
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4y ago
I mean orphans are well known to have a rough time in life. They're not exactly the stereotype of happiness
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Why? Humans can make music. If this came up before humans, what was it's purpose? Are rats secretly making music somewhere?
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4y ago
Why? Humans can make music, so it would make sense for music to develop. If this came up even earlier, what was it's purpose? Are rats secretly making music somewhere?
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4y ago
This is strangely beautiful.
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4y ago
They don't cure the illness, they only help to treat it. Generally herbal medications are milder and need to be taken for a longer time. I find they can be fairly effective. Sometimes, though, what people say should work doesn't w
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4y ago
Yes and no. If I'm nauseous I can take a little ginger, but there isn't really an comparable over the counter anti-nausea med. There's dimenhydrinate for motion sickness, but that's different. Ondansetron is a prescripti
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There are already places where people who are healthy can sell their poop. They're apparently very selective. And some people do these things themselves at home out of desperation-- so there's also a sort of underground market for
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4y ago
But the data on hard drives last a finite amount of time. And so do paper books. Time wears away at both.
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I've heard this, but seen no real evidence. As of right now it's hearsay
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>Exercise actually makes me numb these days and I need a couple of days to recover. Sounds like you're under-recovering. With proper food and rest, a normal intensity exercise shouldn't make you feel tired the next day. I had a
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The way I've heard it is 'what most people think is overtraining is underrecovering'. My brother is a sports medicine doctor and what he told me is that actual overtraining is pretty much only seen in real athletes after mont
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4y ago
Habits are everything. If you make it something you can to make yourself do, it'll always be hard. Make it a daily or weekly activity. Start slow, and just make it routine. Then, after you're used to it you can increase the intens
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Same here. I do cold showers, sauna, eat fiber every day, almost religiously take supplements, and exercise most days. People think I'm a health fanatic type but really I just feel awful normally, and when I do all of this I feel okay.
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The Now Page Movement
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