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@joncoffey

Not Matt Harris. “Generally Clever Person” -@yrechtman Opinions/poop jokes my own or liberally borrowed and do not reflect my employers'

Brooklyn, NY Katılım Aralık 2008
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Taylor swift as neobank debit cards, a thread
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Dr Terry Simpson
Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson·
If obesity were simply a failure to “put the fork down,” we would have solved it decades ago. Instead, what we see, consistently, is that when people cut calories, the body adapts: hunger signals rise, satiety signals fall, and energy expenditure drops. The system pushes back. Not weak will. Physiology. That’s why people can lose weight with effort, and then find it disproportionately hard to keep it off. The brain defends a higher set point. You don’t notice this when things are easy; you feel it when they aren’t. Medications like GLP-1 receptor agonists don’t replace discipline. They change the biology that makes discipline insufficient, by reducing hunger, quieting food noise, and allowing people to sustain changes that otherwise fight them every step of the way. That’s treating a disease with tools that match the mechanism. We don’t tell people with hypertension to “just relax harder.” We don’t tell people with asthma to “breathe better.” We treat the underlying physiology. And importantly, this isn’t either-or. The people who do best with medications are the same ones improving diet, moving more, sleeping better. The difference is they’re no longer trying to row upstream with a broken oar. You can frame it as a character flaw if you like. Medicine looks at the data and sees a regulatory system that sometimes needs help. Perhaps you should too.
King of the Marsh@KingVelesI

It's actually depressing to think that so many people would rather medicate themselves than just exercise a bit of restraint and put the fork down a bit sooner. It's getting harder and harder to have faith in humanity.

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I simply do not trust trend pieces about NYC Gen Z Catholic resurgence based on attendance during Holy Week. Show me the numbers in, like, the first week of September
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Lots of good dunks on this obviously but my rare take as a former P&S nerd -- did not recognize that particular SONY Cybershot. Some easy digging reveals it's from 2000 and the first iPod touch with camera came out in 2010, nobody was carrying around a 10 year old digicam
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ESPECIALLY that last "10 pounds"
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What I would give to have the time, energy, and money spent on that back.
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Meech
Meech@MediumSizeMeech·
All these boys in New York running around thinking they dressed like JFK, Jr when they REALLY dressed like Martha Stewart in 1993
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Kevin
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@joncoffey sad day, I still have my monzo shirt from their first launch
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“What are you doing differently with your facial hair?” “I lost 10lbs”
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It's interesting because I think on average the listening quality is better than 30 years ago -- AirPods are better than Sony StreetStyle headphones and the average car stereo is higher quality etc. -- but streaming and Spotify in particular butcher a lot
Upstate Federalist@upstatefederlst

Last year I listened to a CD instead of audio files for the first time in a long time and it's crazy how much lower the sound quality is on streaming and we've just gotten used to it.

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