@Meta_Trav Very intriguing
It's a difficult lens to observe the world through for many who lean heavily on intellectual and Explainer Frame dominance methods
Leaves a blind spot for many analysts of current events
@bust0ff Perfection!
I have non fat yogurt right now but my favorite is 2% to balance the lower calories with enough cream to bring out the chocolate flavour in the protein powder.
@Meta_Trav Mainly I was thinking how many had to defend it in a way that's not so common today for the suburban person coordinating a home purchase with a realtor, banker etc.
Ever experiment with glycine alone? (rather than magnesium + glycine)
Also a data point from personal experience: I've had fantastic success preventing migraines (life long issue for me) with 3x per day (at meals) l carnitine tartrate supplementation.
Same positive experience for a relative who was suffering from debilitating migraines.
I liked the Jesus example and found another:
"Let your word be 'Yes, yes' or 'No, no'; anything beyond this comes from the evil one"
Jesus confronts elaborate oath-taking systems in Second Temple Judaism with it's hierarchies:
swearing by Temple vs. gold of Temple,
altar vs. gift on altar.
Men evaded truthfulness by technical distinctions about what made oaths binding.
Personal integrity should render oaths unnecessary. A man's plain speech carries absolute weight. His character guarantees his words.
The need for elaborate verbal reinforcements reveals unreliability.
Greco-Roman and Jewish cultures both prized male reliability. Greek ฯฮฏฯฯฮนฯ (faithfulness) and Hebrew ืืืื ื ('emunah - steadfastness) were masculine virtues.
Philo and Josephus emphasize that the virtuous man's simple assertion suffices.
In contrast with cultural practice: Most men hedged commitments, creating escape clauses.
Jesus demands transparency: speak truth plainly, fulfill commitments without elaborate guarantees. Character, not verbal gymnastics, establishes masculine credibility.
@Meta_Trav@tommolog@yarboglobal Right. I want one of these bots but I also realize itโll require me to build in additional daily movement to replace the labour of yard work.
Itโs great to have options either way.
@AJA_Cortes Regardless of form?
I've been researching forms of B12 to best match SNP profile.
Most supps are high dose and methylcobalamin form unfortunately.