Human Mint

There are too many things to do in life to worry about a heated argument. You can learn anything you want without kissing anybody's ass.

If you don't like the thread, then don't post on it.

Not american

Copypasting what other have said is actually worse

I mean, is not a bad post, you can potentially learn something

Don't give it too much attention

No is not, it is one of the few, if not the only, harmless supplementation. It is found in meat, eggs. I don't even use it every day to get it's benefits. But it is just a single component out of many, and not the most important for sure. Dig into it, you have Google.

I am quite possitive that's not the full story. @jacknine119 As a skinny guy myself, I can tell you you can gain a decent strength level which consequently makes daily, mundane activities very easy going. You want to gain strength, not just weight. Also live up to your genetics. There's a lot of strength to gain before you actually grow bigger. You can supplement with creatine, which is a blessing if you use it. You definetely need to eat good food every day. The body is quite adaptative, so no big secrets here. If a single pull-up is your maximun rep, then start from there.

First of all, I would like to see examples of yellow comunities. Better yet, I am drawn to explore how a tribe ascends trough the spiral, the inner process and more specifically what insights are being recognized so that it shapes the modus operandi. As of how I want to study Spiral Dinamics, I intend to read and constantly evaluate the community/society I am part of. Like an anthropologist would do. It's not the same to sit and watch a landscape, versus sit and watch a landscape after you've readed a book about the ecosystem of the place by someone who studied it.

You could easily be part of Lollapalooza's line up if you add some bass and some drums. Production and sound is flawless, and the voice is great. I say this but have in mind I listen bands like Car Bomb, so it's not my cup of tea.

I want to add, it's a good practice to contemplate why you want to read books, or what are you interested in, so that after years of reading you'll gain a better understanding of exactly that which you contemplated about. Sort of like creating a "Life purpose" but of the topic of reading, or I should say finding your "Reading purpose". Also, a good book speaks for itself.

@Kalki Avatar Most of the time we treat other countries as a generalization of ours, while the differences are completely remarkable. Said that, I find attractive the idea to change countries and spend some years on each, just to fully grasp what every culture is about.

You can learn to play piano every day for half an hour and be a master after 3-4 years. But you fail to see this.

Any knowledge closest to Love you can be certain is ultimate. So "awaken and you will find out" is not foolish at all. Also is very sketchy to expect someone answers everything for you as you want. If you don't think for yourself then you're cooked.

I shall share my technique: There is a library in my city where it is allowed to binge read every single book in the store. And it is not just a library, it probably ranks in the Top 5 of latam. So it is pretty big, with tons of books. The fact that you can read freely means it is ok to grab a bunch of top seller books (for example, Grenee's books, finantial book's, you name it) and then go to the reading sector and check them out. This is the only way you can know a book is good or not, by reading it (duh). But of course this way is better than risking buying books you haven't checked out.