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@rektdiomedes @dissidntdad you had a daughter as a kid ?

@dissidntdad I used to do this when I was a kid :)

I could watch my daughter frolic down to grabs eggs from the coop for mommy to make cookies and be forever content.

@BackTheBunny everything's gonna be alright

"The problem? Why it's everyone else, of course. I'm a splendid angel princess warrior Wakanda forever periwinkle blossom of girlboss magnificence that the men simply cannot handle! You boys need to DO BETTER." *insert Marilyn Monroe quote*

@Stoiiic yo

actually 100%

Tip #1 for DMs Please for the love of God do not send a "hey man", "hey bro", "yo" or any version of this on its own. Get to the point and don't beat around the bush.

@yungkingmito so more honey during winter ?

Glucose isn’t fuel, in winter it acts as antifreeze and timekeeper. When bears slip into torpor, their blood sugar rises on purpose, not to feed muscles but to keep plasma from turning to glass. Sugar lowers the freezing point, and keeps membranes fluid, slows the gears of every circadian clock gene. This isn’t calories, it’s timing. Glucose drags ROS and RNS pulses into quantum precision, giving mitochondria room to recycle without collapse. In winter, when the sun withdraws its UV, sugar becomes the brake pedal. The bloodstream thickens with cold, and glucose is the shard that keeps it liquid. Humans erased the context, they now use heated rooms, perpetual food and artificial dawns. So we only see glucose as pathology: - Diabetes - Obesity - disease Even cancer proves it, when circadian timing fails, cells switch to glycolysis, the Warburg effect. It isn’t broken metabolism, it’s a survival program. Cancer cells use glucose like hibernators, so they can limit ROS, protect DNA, and buy time. Warburg isn’t disease, it’s winter remembered inside the cell. The truth? Food was never the villain, it’s light, cold, and timing that decide what sugar means.

@BlocksNThoughts Very much signs of a sick society this could even be a topic

Suicide is a very complex topic because it's a single term used to describe an act that can apply to many different personality types, to those struggling with mental health issues and those with zero psych history, and to the strong/successful and the weak/unsuccessful. Suicide is not discriminatory, and I assure you there are tortured minds that fight against it for many years before succumbing to it. Although tragic, it is not a provable weakness that brings it about. It is an illness most don't have enough experience around to understand that some minds are tortured, miserable, and lost. There is no on/off switch for those afflicted.

@OliWeb3_ Stronk

The Human Flag: one of the hardest exercises I've ever tried. Hardest than holding ETH from 2021. Back when I only trained on machines and treadmills, I couldn’t even dream of doing it. Today, it’s still a challenge, but I’m getting closer. Most people think bodyweight training is just cardio or a backup for when you don’t have a gym. They couldn't be more wrong. Some of the hardest, most humbling strength feats come from calisthenics: - One-arm pushups - Dragon flags - Pistol squats - Muscle-ups - Ab wheel rollouts from standing - The human flag (my nemesis) - One-arm pull-ups - Planche pushups - 90º pushups... You don’t just gain muscle. You gain control, balance, coordination, ability... And nothing beats the mental high of conquering a new move your body once said was impossible. Machines don’t give you that. Body mastery does. What are you capable of doing now that you couldn't before? Everything counts, don't be shy

'AI' is still in it's infancy yet it's effects can already be felt throughout society. The adverse reaction will make human values so much more valuable and I'm positive that lifestyle, health & sport will become symbols of wealth.

I haven't used paypal to pay for anything for a LONG time. Now I remember why.. because it dosen't F#$king work.