Woke: A pseudo-intellectual pastiche of postmodern and neo-Marxist tropes, dedicated to the idea that categories themselves do nothing but privilege and oppress;
Critical Race Theory: The proposition that all differences in outcome by race, ethnicity or virtually any other identifiable group difference are a consequence of systemic, conscious and unconscious prejudice on the part of the privileged (see Woke);
Cancel culture: The widespread utilization, primarily on the left, of female-typical patterns of antisocial behaviour such as reputation savaging, gossip, innuendo, mobbing and exclusion to isolate, demoralize and destroy political or personal enemies;
Socialism: a political/economic system which when applied anywhere, ideally or badly, immediately destroys wealth, while failing utterly to remediate inequality; alternatively, the political expression of envy disguised as compassion.
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@RBReich
If I had 30 pounds to lose and I wanted to do it in 90 days or less, here's what I would do:
- Skip breakfast, drink coffee
- Eat 2 meals/day with 100 grams whole food protein
- Emphasize LEAN meats to reduce fat intake
- Eat a serving of carbs (ONE) before and after training
- Eat veggies at each meal for filler
- Lift 3-4 times per week
- Get 10k steps/day (60 minutes walking/day)
- Lights out by 11 pm at the latest
That's it.
Simple.
Two years ago I made a promise to myself that I would practice calmness and gentleness in the face of stress, anxiety and uncertainty.
For anyone that grows up around angry, neurotic people… this is the most intentional and valuable thing you can do for yourself and your future relationships.
Anxiety itself is not an emotion. Instead, it’s a cluster of emotions that jumble up to the point of being indistinguishable.
This is what happens when you label what you feel. It’s important to work through your emotions and get help to recognize them better.
Give this a try and let’s see how you score.
(But please read the full thread first)
The Sit-to-Rise (SRT) test is a simple, clinically validated assessment that measures your ability to stand up from seated on the floor and then return to a seated position.