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Michael John

@iammichaelpole

Entrepreneur. Student Of Life.

Planet Earth Katılım Nisan 2015
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tekkaadan@tekkaadan·
The delegation engine is live and the network is voting with its stake. 7.28B $LITCOIN locked in staking. 12.9B in weighted voting power now directed across the six archetype pools. 19 of 78 stakers (24%) are already delegating, and 328 specialist miners are auto-enrolled to receive boost. Six archetypes. Six ways to direct your conviction. Tier-4 staking earns 36.3% APY at the moment.
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Michael John
Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@Pat_Stedman No polarity masculinity is undeveloped in more men today with modern middle class indoor sedentary lifestyle, modern women are more masculine than ever chasing careers and the state provides jobs, welfare, physical protection and abortion freedoms so less reasons to settle
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Pat Stedman | Dating & Relationship Coach for Men
The more accurate picture of female hypergamy is this: Top 20% of men (80-100th percentile - most men in this bracket are universally desirable Next 30% of men (50-80th percentile) - not usually a woman's first choice in the abstract but satisfying in practice Further 30% of men (20th-50th percentile) - this is where attraction breaks down. Women choose these men only under economic need or social pressure. Your "betas". They are at best tolerated by women. Bottom 20% of men (0-20th percentile) - universally disliked. Under duress the upper portion of these may get mates but they are loveless marriages, lots of contempt. This is why the conversation breaks down on the topic. The top 20% are the only attractive ones in theory, but the top 50% are in practice, and the top 80% still get women though when women need male provisioning / marriage is a social meta. But since women don't need this lower beta cohort anymore we are seeing them fail romantically. Since ~50% are getting married and divorce rates are cratering this tracks. The divorce wave of the 60s through 00s was boomer and gen x women eliminating the beta cohort.
Nash@DaysOfGame_com

@Pat_Stedman > real world hypergamy sees the bottom 20% of men excluded not the bottom 80% You think so, Pat? Think of your HS class: did 80% of those guys have a date to the prom?? NFW. No way 80% of guys are datebale. Less than 50% of guys are dateable.

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Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@MichaelAArouet Microcosm of north and south Europe where harsher temperatures forced higher IQ natural selection to survive, in the south you can be lazy because winter is never coming
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Michael A. Arouet
Michael A. Arouet@MichaelAArouet·
Each time I travel to Italy, I wonder about the massive economic gap. Why is the North one of the wealthiest areas in Europe, while the South remains so extremely poor? Isn’t it the same country, with the same language, culture, taxes, and laws? Can someone please explain?
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Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@Pat_Stedman Single digit body fat year round is the ultimate vanity metric but actually extremely unhealthy, esp in modern environment, fat sequesters toxins and insulates from EMFs, you age much faster without it and so you are on the biohacking and supplementation hamster wheel $$$
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Pat Stedman | Dating & Relationship Coach for Men
Jay is ahead of the curve on all things health related, I'm always hearing about X or Y peptide or compounds months or even years before people start talking about it here. Highly recommended follow. Everything he sells is QUALITY
Jay Campbell@JayCampbell333

55 years old. Single-digit body fat. Year-round. 25+ years of self-experimentation. RETATRUTIDE, BPC-157, RECOMBINANT FOLLISTATIN, and more. This is my exact optimization stack. Every compound, every dose, and why it made the cut: 1. TESTOSTERONE TESTOSTERONE is the foundation. • I take 60mg of TESTOSTERONE CYPIONATE three times a week. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. No exceptions. • Muscle, mood, libido, body composition. It drives all of it. • Every peptide I use sits on top of this base. Without it, nothing else works right. 2. RETATRUTIDE RETATRUTIDE is the most powerful fat loss compound available right now. Most weight loss drugs target one receptor. This one targets three: • GLP-1 for appetite suppression. • GIP for fat clearance. • GLUCAGON for metabolic rate. No other compound hits all three. I take 0.20mg 2-3x per week. In Phase 1 trials, RETATRUTIDE led to 8.96 kg of weight loss in 12 weeks. • TIRZEPATIDE took 40 weeks to hit similar numbers. And the majority of weight lost was pure fat, not muscle. That's why it's my top pick for body composition. 3. SS-31 SS-31 is the compound nobody talks about that makes everything else work harder. • It targets the inner mitochondrial membrane and binds to cardiolipin. • It prevents oxidative damage and boosts ATP production. • One biochemist told me it's the ATP equivalent of 6 months of endurance training in a single injection. • I take 300mcg every morning. I've been hearing that higher doses (5-15mg daily) are even more effective. 4. BPC-157 + TB-500 For recovery, I use BPC-157 and TB-500. I call it the Wolverine Stack. • BPC-157 heals by forming new blood vessels. • TB-500 repairs tissue by building actin protein. • Together they accelerate healing beyond what either does alone. • If you train hard and you're over 30, you need both of these stocked at home. 5. TESAMORELIN + IPAMORELIN TESAMORELIN and IPAMORELIN are my go-to growth hormone peptides. • TESAMORELIN is a GHRH that mimics 1-2 IU's of HGH. I take 1-2mg every night before bed. Best for men to burn through belly fat. • IPAMORELIN amplifies natural GH pulses and counteracts somatostatin. Best for women. Together they're synergistic. 6. MELANOTAN 1 Most people think MELANOTAN 1 is just for tanning. • It's actually a synthetic analog of alpha-MSH that enhances DNA repair, reduces inflammation, and boosts your body's antioxidant defenses. • I take 0.25mg daily for skin protection and consciousness enhancement. This one is seriously underrated. 7. THYMOSIN ALPHA-1 THYMOSIN ALPHA-1 is my immune system backbone. • It strengthens your body's first line of defense by boosting key immune signaling. • Research shows it enhances anti-tumor immunity with minimal toxicity. • In a world full of immune stressors, this is non-negotiable. 8. RECOMBINANT FOLLISTATIN At 55, I'm the biggest and leanest I've ever been. • Inconsistent training. • Travel chaos and suboptimal sleep. • Still gained measurable muscle while getting leaner. The reason? RECOMBINANT FOLLISTATIN. It inhibits myostatin. The protein your body produces to stop muscle growth. Old follistatin failed. It broke down in 1-2 hours and caused dangerous off-target effects. RECOMBINANT FOLLISTATIN only targets myostatin. • It increases muscle mass AND strength. • Prevents muscle loss during caloric deficit. • If you're on a GLP-1 and worried about going skinny-fat, this is the answer. Why this many compounds? Because the healthcare system is designed to manage your decline. I'm not managing decline. I'm engineering peak performance at 55. That's what fully optimized living means. I put together a free Peptide Cheat Sheet breaking down every compound and protocol you MUST know. Comment ’CHEATSHEET’ for the direct link in your DMs. I will DM you

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Michael John
Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@zaidkdahhaj Yep but the melanin is on the other side of that sun exposure they can’t access in the first place with chronically high h2o2, you can bridge the redox gap with astaxanthin while you clean up your body and cold exposure also helps upregulate a-msh to get that tan :)
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Zaid K. Dahhaj@zaidkdahhaj·
I didn’t know about this Yet the beauty of circadian progressive solar overload is that it naturally takes this into account Let’s relate it to zone training. It’s not a perfect 1:1, but you guys can catch my drift Zone 4 can be thought of as a UV index of 6-8, while Zone 5 can be thought of as a UV index of 8+ How much time should you spend in those more intense exercise zones? Generally a much shorter period compared to the lower zones, where you perform most of your training When thinking about sunbathing for lighter skin types, this needs to be emphasized even more, especially in more equatorial environments I truly believe intuition takes care of this once you have the proper foundation in place. Anybody forcing more sun exposure upon themselves is approaching it incorrectly. It should be a graceful, energizing, and gradual process
Jack@jack_schroder_

A lot of people are unaware of what I'm about to tell you. And this is why for me personally, as I live in the tropics currently, you'll almost NEVER see me getting sunlight from ~10 AM — 3 PM. Same principles apply for hot, summer days with strong UV light. There's a gene variant called TYR R402Q, with a worldwide allele frequency of about 25% that is higher in European populations (around 36.4%) - this means over one third of European ancestry has this gene. And what does it mean? It means your tyrosinase enzyme (the rate-limiting step of melanogenesis) is thermolabile and it collapses in heat. — At 31°C = 75% loss of its activity — At 37°C = becomes completely deactivated Tropics and strong summer sunlight have the potential to encompass the above. Humidity also indirectly increases heat retention by reducing the vapour pressure gradient that drives sweat evaporation from the skin. UVA/UVB light can directly get dissipated as heat on the skin. Melanin ironically plays a role in this, but to what degree is somewhat unknown due to its incredible semiconductive capabilities (usually via the conversion of light into bio-electricity). UV light also degrades collagen, so there needs to be an emphasis on infrared light exposure (shade/indirect sunlight, sunrise/sunset), supporting inflammation/oxidative stress, DARKNESS at night, and the necessary cofactors to synthesize, crosslink, hydrate, and properly turnover collagen (as seen here — x.com/jack_schroder_…) This is essentially telling Fitzpatrick types 1, 2, and maybe to a degree 3, that direct midday sunlight exposure in excessive amounts may not be beneficial. Despite what people tell you. More is NOT always better. I was wrong about this, as I learned from others in the space with dogmatism around excessive sunlight exposure. But yes, sunlight is still fundamental to life. Just use it properly. People in the tropics are Fitzpatrick skin type 4/5/6/7 for a reason. Natives at subtropical/Mediterranean zones are also like this for a reason. This is something that almost NO ONE speaks about. @ChrisMasterjohn touches on this in his article from a few years ago on Substack: Hair Graying? Relax in the COLD

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Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@themopinomicon @IgorBrigadir Only if you live indoors with less than 1% of the lux outside and your eyes atrophy, like your bones would living in low gravity
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Igor Brigadir 🇺🇦
Igor Brigadir 🇺🇦@IgorBrigadir·
I was one of the early testers of Mythos. I signed an NDA, so all I'm gonna say is: Wear sunscreen. If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it. The long term benefits of sunscreen have been proved by scientists ...
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Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@bryan_johnson You found nature, now get back in the Sun and finish the job ☀️
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Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnson·
Something happened in the past six months post psilocybin and 5-MeO-DMT that I can't fully explain. The brain data helps but doesn't complete the picture. Feels like a home I didn't know I was looking for. I'm trying to figure out what to do with that now.
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Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@NoahRyanCo Big shifts when you have kids and sleep takes a hit, less time and energy to workout feels like a huge handicap initially, esp at 40+ you have to adjust training to reduce injury risk as time off can snowball and you age much faster, being outdoors all day helps a ton ☀️
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Noah Ryan
Noah Ryan@NoahRyanCo·
Aging does not happen linearly, but in bursts. We experience acceleration periods where gene expression shifts rapidly once we reach a damage threshold. Your body compensates until it doesn't. This is why some people can age 10 years in 2 and some people can look the same after 2 decades. The logical approach then is to not slow down aging per se, but to prevent these thresholds from collapsing prematurely. These shifts are natural (eg puberty, menopause), but their acceleration doesn't have to be. Chronic stress, the biological kind, is clearly an accelerator for these aging thresholds and should be northstar priority.
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Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@kimmonismus They gaslight you just like the AI they created, in their world truth is just perception and consensus so if you just lie enough people get overwhelmed and in a high stimulus modern world noone has the cognitive bandwidth to resist the onslaught, esp when they erase your memory
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Mayne@Tradermayne·
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EVA@edawson78·
@drtaubraun I have had multiple patients with vertigo
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Dr. Tau Braun@drtaubraun·
Have you experienced any inner ear issues that started in the last few months?
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Palmer Luckey@PalmerLuckey·
@OlexGameDev @SandyofCthulhu Freedom to hire does not mean freedom to import as many people as you want from any country you want. American citizens and taxpayers are not obligated to organize our society around allowing large corporations to lay off Americans and replace them with foreign nationals.
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Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@AJA_Cortes Already did it: youtube.com/watch?v=CLghDN… Peptides are a little redundant once your redox is good enough to be out moving in the sun and cold all day, they were designed by Khavinson for Russian submariners to compensate for being indoors all day (like modern humans)
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AJAC@AJA_Cortes·
The people who figure out peptides + circadian alignment + mitochondrial optimization in 2026 are going to be the most dangerous people alive
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Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@AdrianoFeria Because if zombies aren’t flushed out who wants to put their capital in at risk behind them… So it becomes another state backed / subsidized ponzi, just like the banks and fiat…
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Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@AdrianoFeria Bitcoin literally relies on number go up ponzi to incentivize miners, Who then cannot survive bear markets without significant financing ie debt, This ensures massive centralization over time, and the debt / supply overhang in DATs is like the final death sentence..
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AdrianoFeria.eth 🦇🔊 🛡️
Let me state a few obvious things about crypto that BTC proponents do not want to acknowledge: 1. BTC mining companies are absolutely fcked. 2. MSTR is the only meaningful BTC treasury. It carries almost $9B in debt and generates zero cash flow. 3. ETH staking is thriving. The staking queue is the longest it has ever been. 4. BMNR has zero debt and actually generates cash flow. 5. BTC’s value proposition as “digital gold” is not delivering. BTC’s primary fundamental metric is its own price, and it is failing as gold is holding relatively well after a massive rally. 6. This is not only bad for investor sentiment, it also directly impacts miner sustainability. A BTC mining industry meltdown could easily create a negative feedback loop. 7. Meanwhile, Ethereum continues consolidating its position as the internet of finance, and within that system, ETH remains the most desirable digital store of value. 8. If BTC’s price does not recover quickly, we are likely to see capitulation among BTC mining companies. Many will be forced to pivot into an already saturated AI market or remain in crypto by transitioning into ETH treasuries, as BMNR and a few others have already done. 9. Financiers are increasingly unlikely to extend more credit to Saylor under these conditions, and if he cannot roll over MSTR’s debt, it would very likely trigger a BTC death spiral given all of the above. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Michael John@iammichaelpole·
@bryan_johnson The biggest one you’re fighting is the one we’re biologically designed to be addicted to for our evolution - the Sun ☀️
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Mike Bits & Bytes
Mike Bits & Bytes@Bits_Bytes_Mike·
@BankerWeimar Who's got that video of that older, outspoken, dapperly dressed dude that says Bitcoin is going to zero when you find out who created it? Post em if you got em.
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