Rigel

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  1. Years of mindfulness & correcting the wrong ways you use your body. Activate weak side. Relax stiff side. It’s good that you are questioning. That’s the first step. 

    Notice “oh I am out of balance, let me find my centre.”.
    Do that all the time for years. You will loose focus over & over but no on will fix you if as soon as you leave the office, you walk like crap, stand like crap & move like crap.


  2. I find that flexibility in where you sleep is beneficial. Sometimes I sleep on the floor, sometimes the couch, sometimes the bed. Learning to sleep on the floor was not immediate at all but it built a lot of resilience & adaptability in how my body can let go of itself & cool down. But I wouldn’t do it all the time. It’s context sensitive just like everything else.


  3. 20 hours ago, Carl-Richard said:

    The whole wrongness of identification & attachment in veganism is identification & attachment, not veganism. It's the same "pre-trans" fallacy that is applied to religion. If people think "religious person", they think dogmatic, incapable of logic, narrow-minded, lack of openness. Yet they are religious themselves.

    Thanks for saying the same thing but more confusing, very Buddhist of you


  4. 25 minutes ago, Jannes said:

    Carbs are satiating as well. 

    How many apples are you gonna eat? How many bananas? How much brown rice? 

    Whats not satiating are highly processed carbs and whats gonna make you fat the most is THE COMBINATION OF HIGHLY PROCESSED CARBS AND FATS. 

    Btw. in mass phases in Bodybuilding you want most of the surplus coming from carbs because they are the most anabolic but its typically very hard to do because you just cant get that many carbs down so you make a compromise and include some fats. 

    Those foods you mentioned are what I have to eat to meet my caloric needs precisely because I can eat a ton of them. Which isn’t the case with fat & protein. I would not be able to maintain or gain lean weight without the carbs for sure given my metabolism.

    I am just saying carbs make me want to eat more.


  5. He seems like the deepest person in that room.

    That Irish looking girl with black & white air is testing my limits with how obnoxiously wrong she is. She is arguing for caring about your health(not eating fast food) being a rich person’s game while the literal cheapest protein is lentils which also happens to be one of the best things you could eat. Along with a million other cheap healthy foods she could fish out the store. She’s so deep in denial it’s fascinating. She also cannot let him say a sentence without interrupting. Very emotional & volatile. She is projecting straight up hate at him.

    Bryan on the other hand is very calm & composed. Makes great deal of sense. Coherent & well spoken. He seems more alive & happier than them. Maybe it’s the billions of dollars. Or maybe he has a point.

     


  6. Here’s a few ways psychs changed my life(no enlightenment)

    -Gave me courage to pursue music instead of settling for the boring shit literally everyone in my life was pushing me to do for the sake of security.

    -Thought me about human movement & biomechanics. I am now one of the few people on earth that understands how to walk. At least in my city lol I didn’t observe every people alive.

    -Pushed me away from smoking & destroying my lungs(I smoked a pack in my entire life). Made me realize that nothing matters without health.

    Psychedelics revealed the importance of those things & confirmed that they are worth pursuing. I obviously spent thousands of hours focusing & working on these sober.


  7. 10 hours ago, r0ckyreed said:

    I agree. But the steel man of atheism is that atheism in theory is similar to Pyrrhonism. A Pyrrhonians whole philosophy is to suspend judgement.

    I remain unconvinced of Alien Awakening and paranormal. Does that mean I believe Alien Awakening and paranormal doesn’t exist? No. It just means I will suspend judgment until I have verified it for myself. It is a logical position to suspend judgment and be skeptical about things I have never experienced.

    That’s not atheism. That’s agnosticism.