Rigel

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  1. Could add cod liver for fat but isn’t brain fat?
  2. You could regress the fast to an elimination diet too. See what removing all food except one or two that you are confident don’t cause problems do. Then reintroduce the iffy foods one by one and observe. If I was doing this I would pick sardines & stay in significant calorie deficit but not necessarily fasted.
  3. I love that guy so much
  4. I hate it too. Super expensive & you’ll most likely have it frozen unless you live in Asia. Never tried the fresh stuff but people told me it tastes better.
  5. Depth is poetic language. Of course. I wasn’t arguing that or pushing a genre either.
  6. @No1Here2c That’s why I said deeper is a bad term. It implies hierarchy of value whereas sophisticated, complex & nuanced are more factual.
  7. Deeper is a bad term. What does it even mean? It’s true that some music genres are more complex & nuanced than others. Does it make them deeper? Who’s to say? Better? If you like nuance sure, otherwise no. Nuance isn’t a guarantee that you’ll like it but it does make it more sophisticated. It’s dishonest to say that all music has the same kind of attention put behind it. You can listen to some music 100’s of times and hear new things every time. Try doing that with “baby shark” for fun. ~ 5th grade math is deeper than 2nd grade math. Your work is deeper than Neil Degrass’s work. But no music is deeper than other music? Lol
  8. God eats the cake & the turd! Of course it’s subjective
  9. Oh yeah definitely. I have used microdosing too as pre workout many times before. I can disregard the feeling and sit like a good boy-monk but why would I hehe. There’s so much beauty and grace in movement. At first I think I was coping. I was moving to handle the surge of energy provided by the trip without exploding. It is not like that anymore. I can sit too now but it feels more profound to move somehow. It’s the harmony, integration and coherence I get from it that makes me weep.
  10. It’s always so interesting to me to read how normal people experience music. I love that music has so many forms that any ear can find something to latch onto while being so infinitely open that interested ears can dig deeper forever. It’ll find a way to get through picky & open listeners alike!🥰 @Natasha Tori Maru You talk about music like a musician!
  11. I love dancing when I trip
  12. Go talk to people anyways, get good & realize this won’t ever fix your problem. Then go in and realize your loneliness is a mental fabrication that never existed. But isolation without even knowing what you’re renouncing? I don’t buy it. Go talk to people. They don’t matter.
  13. I’ve been using a standing desk for years and it’s a great plan. Just be mindful of going down into a squat to rest every so often for a minute or so. Lack of movement becomes a problem standing as well but it will force you to move a lot more by default.
  14. Leo

    I remember that Leo! It was an interesting time. Being an asshole makes your students more independent of mind if you are teaching something of value. Just asshole with no value doesn’t work of course. It was overall great for the community I think. Better than presenting a fake spiritual kindness persona.
  15. You can learn. It takes some rewiring to stop mindlessly slamming the heels into the ground but it is accessible. We are very adaptable creatures. Gait has a staggering amount of variations on flat concrete as well as any uneven surface & they are all accessible to you if you want or care. Move between different gaits. The variety is what protects from over use injury. It feels like cheating at being a human body at some point. It’s completely & utterly shocking the transformation possible. I used to be so crippled some days would consist of laying flat on my back on the floor in my appartement cause the pain wouldn’t allow me to sit, stand or walk. My feet are close to an inch wider than they were. Nervous system control of the toes is off the charts and the ground reactive forces control trickled up the kinetic chain into global improvements over time that I could have never imagined before. It’s the difference between comfort & life-giving movement-intelligence.
  16. When is the last time you walked a mile in the forest barefoot? You might realize that you can’t actually do it. Nature isn’t as soft as you guys make it out to be. If you actually lived like you were « designed »(your language) for, you would become so strong that asphalt wouldn’t terrify you. Then what were you designed for? That’s an open investigation.
  17. What do you mean? My knees allow full lunge matrix 360 degrees, jumping and sprinting on any surface any time without pain. It feels fantastic actually. Oh and effortless resting squat with any kind of distance between the knees.
  18. Good for you, I’ve never been.
  19. They aren’t five fingers by the way. The fact you don’t even know what barefoot footwear looks like says a lot.
  20. You don’t need to wear them and you can think I’m weird all you want. Don’t spread misinformation though.
  21. Well come tell that to my knees lol. I have been barefoot(on pavement most of the time) exclusively for 3 years & my whole body feels 10 times better than it did before. There is a period of adaptation cause you have to actually learn how to walk for the first time & that creates some cognitive dissonance.
  22. It’s got nothing to do with the pavement & everything to do with how you use your feet.
  23. How does a guy see a woman long enough to get engaged & not notice she’s not into him? He’s seriously lacking social awareness.
  24. Then use your time to train. The good jobs are the ones you have to create and you cannot do that from a position of lacking skill. Businesses aren’t schools.
  25. You could aim for cashier or something similar. You could chat up everyone that goes through, build social skills in that way, then maybe move up to server or the likes, etc, etc.