@bengreenfield Ben Greenfield always ahead of the curve or rather defining the curve
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Keerthi Kumar
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Keerthi Kumar
@keerthikumar
I'm always learning something new
San Jose, CA Katılım Ocak 2009
18 Takip Edilen93 Takipçiler
10 years ago, they laughed at me for for talking about red light therapy on my podcast.
Now prestigious journals describe its biological benefits: nature.com/articles/d4158…
Ditto for peptides, stem cells, HRV, cryotherapy, EMF, grounding, HBOT and blue light.
Will just be over here if you need anything: BenGreenfieldLife.com
(19 years, episodes drop twice a week).
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"India has replaced China as the largest manufacturer of smartphones for the US in just four years. The latest iPhone in your pocket was made in India. They are doing the kind of high-precision manufacturing that people said only China could do," says Fareed Zakaria
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@scotsrule08 @Tesla_AI It’s safe behavior. I always do it and wait for a sec or two after green light. I saved my life once doing this as a distracted driver jumped red light and was driving a truck. I’d have been dead if I took the turn immediately after the light turned green.
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FSD 14.2.2.5. Green light. Car inches forward then just… stops.
Nobody there. No cars. No pedestrians. No objects. Nothing. Waited five seconds. Nothing. Had to hold the accelerator down to get it moving.
I've seen others reporting this same behavior at intersections. Something is off or changed in this build. The car is seeing something that isn't there or it's hesitating on a decision that should be automatic.
Green means go. 🚥
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@ThoughtCrimes80 Are they holding a knife to your throat and making you pay?
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@paulsaladinomd @financedystop Engine oil or lubricant is specifically formulated to increase life expectancy and efficiency of the engine. Seed oils are worst and do exactly the opposite. Engine oil family will feel insulted with this comparison 🤣
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@financedystop what type of oil do you think it's cooked in? hopefully not engine lubricant.
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It’s interesting to see the pizza making process in other countries. This is one of Japan’s biggest, cheesiest pizza slices
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If your doctor interprets your "cholesterol" without also getting a fasting insulin level or thinking about your underlying metabolic health you need a new doctor.
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Stay tuned! Should be open later this summer in Austin. Grass-fed beef burgers with raw cheese and organic toppings (including homemade ketchup) on sourdough buns. We'll also have milkshakes made with organic fruit and honey...
Kellin Forbes@Forbeygal
@paulsaladinomd What is the name of your restaurant?
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@Raindropsmedia1 Why can’t he just say ‘burger’ calling it a product seems so disconnected
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McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski goes viral after seeming reluctant to eat his own burgers—he takes a tiny bite, looks uncomfortable, and calls the food ‘product.’ 👀 🍔 😳
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In the 1940s and 1950s, governments told the public that the pesticide DDT was completely safe for humans. In the United States, cities sprayed entire neighbourhoods from trucks while children ran through the chemical fog playing. Ads told parents to line their children’s bedrooms with DDT-infused wallpaper.
In one promotional film, a man sprayed DDT directly onto his oatmeal and ate it on camera. In colonial Kenya in 1946, British officials sprayed DDT on huts in the Kipsigis tribal reserve to fight malaria. When villagers refused, suspecting poison, the district entomologist sprayed DDT into a bowl of porridge and ate spoonfuls of it in front of them to prove it was safe. The narrator described the locals as “rather backward.”
The scientist behind DDT won the Nobel Prize in 1948. Then in 1962, Rachel Carson’s book “Silent Spring” revealed it was poisoning the food chain, killing wildlife, and accumulating in human tissue. It was banned in the US in 1972. Recent studies show health effects still appearing in the granddaughters of women exposed during pregnancy.
What’s being sold as safe right now that our grandchildren will look back on the same way?
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I added egg to canned tuna and was impressed with the result; I learned this from a five-star chef!
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@ZaStocks Sounds like narrative similar to Amazon coming after all businesses including Costco
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Don’t buy those damn Girl Scout junk. Even if there are no toxic chemicals it is still bad due to heavy sugar and inflammatory fats in it
Valerie Anne Smith@ValerieAnne1970
Test results show Girl Scout Cookies are extremely toxic, ALL OF THEM. Here is what they found inside these iconic cookies: ~100% of Girl Scout cookies contain glyphosate, controversial herbicide in Roundup. ~88% contain toxic heavy metals: Arsenic, Lead & Mercury. ~Thin Mints glyphosate levels 334 TIMES what experts consider harmful. ~Peanut Butter Patties had the highest heavy metal contamination with Lead & alarming levels of aluminum. ~76% of cookies tested exceeded Cadmium safety limits. ~96% contained Lead This isn't just "unhealthy." It is systemic poisoning, wrapped in nostalgia & sold by children. The organization, Girl Scouts USA, generates nearly $800 million in annual revenue from this. When presented with these findings, their response was a deafening silence.
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800 million in revenue from poison sold to us by children. Sinister. Food quality is king.
Valerie Anne Smith@ValerieAnne1970
Test results show Girl Scout Cookies are extremely toxic, ALL OF THEM. Here is what they found inside these iconic cookies: ~100% of Girl Scout cookies contain glyphosate, controversial herbicide in Roundup. ~88% contain toxic heavy metals: Arsenic, Lead & Mercury. ~Thin Mints glyphosate levels 334 TIMES what experts consider harmful. ~Peanut Butter Patties had the highest heavy metal contamination with Lead & alarming levels of aluminum. ~76% of cookies tested exceeded Cadmium safety limits. ~96% contained Lead This isn't just "unhealthy." It is systemic poisoning, wrapped in nostalgia & sold by children. The organization, Girl Scouts USA, generates nearly $800 million in annual revenue from this. When presented with these findings, their response was a deafening silence.
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@joeroganhq Oh he is talking without holding a pen for the first time and still sounding intelligent. So it’s not essential to always hold a pen you know
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Andrew Huberman: "This is going to be a trillion-dollar drug."
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@WhateverVishal Any food will smell in closed cabins. Without any spicy masalas this seems like least smelly food
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@M1keeuk @Project_RCC It should learn owners driving behaviors and customize its behavior based on how the owner drives as long it is safe and legal.
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Yeah is a catch 22! Either is dodges dark patches and you complain about dangers of swerving when no obstacle! or it eats the pot hole and moves on (which you also complain about) While your car literally drove safely past snow banks and partially obstructed lanes while navigating and handling traffic signals! but the Pot holes are your biggest issue!
Turns out Tesla's programed to ignore and drive on because most drivers complain about swerving when they are not paying much attention vs staying in lane and minor bump from pot hole!
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@LostSanity9 @anil_am22 It takes a lot of strength training to be good at 100m. The gains from strength training and lifting stay with you forever and help you age gracefully avoiding metabolic diseases like diabetes etc.
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@anil_am22 So then according to you, in this age of high speed transport, a few men running 100 meters in the shortest time must be meaningless... right? 🤔
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I don't understand the Desi's craze for
'Spelling Bee' in the age of AI
What exactly is achieved by winning this competition?
Enlighten me
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@nirav_patani @anil_am22 Real question can we teach kids the same disciple, work ethic etc while they are learning useful skills that stay with them for rest of their lives. Some examples are team sports, music, arts etc. learning how to spell obscure words is fun but is not a very useful skill
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@anil_am22 Discipline. Work ethic. Ability to take defeats. Above all memorization will still be a relevant skill. AI can solve problems but you need to be able to describe the problems perfectly. Having a larger arsenal of words is a super power.
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