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My supplement stack:
Demonstrated Benefits:
Creatine - 15% Strength
Omega 3 - 24% Cognitive function
Vit K3 D2 - 20% Bone health
Curcumin - 60% Inflammation
Collagen - 34% Skin Hydration
Magnesium - 29% Sleep
See research and more:
https://t.co/aVd5YMTFpI
My supplement stack:
Demonstrated Benefits:
Creatine - 15% Strength
Omega 3 - 24% Cognitive function
Vit K3 D2 - 20% Bone health
Curcumin - 60% Inflammation
Collagen - 34% Skin Hydration
Magnesium - 29% Sleep
See research and more:
https://t.co/aVd5YMTFpI
@bryan_johnson I think the problem with the exponential idea is the scale of AI systems introduce an unexpected time and resource component that wasn’t generally considered in the “singularity” idea
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Cutting? Try Fish and Potatoes instead of chicken and rice.
Potatoes are 2x more satiating than rice
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Study:
Holt, S.H.A. & Petocz, Peter & Farmakalidis, E. (1995). A Satiety Index of common foods. European journal of clinical nutrition. 49. 675-90.