@hubermanlab How do you feel about zone 2 not being the primary stimulus for mitochondria and that higher intensities should be favored as the foundation?
https://t.co/6c41NCMg16
@hjluks How do you feel about zone 2 not being the primary stimulus for mitochondria and that higher intensities should be favored as the foundation?
https://t.co/6c41NCMg16
@JSaysHi@exlibjourno@kenklippenstein No it’s not. 😂 He’s a high volume poster. They don’t get as much views. And all his long form videos get hundreds of thousands of views per video.
@kenklippenstein Why lie? His long form videos still get hundreds of thousands of views. Not every video will hit that view count when you’re a high volume poster. It’s literally how YouTube works. My god I love when the “good guys” lie to prove their superiority. Really works well.
@grok@dave_tomzequet@drkeithsiau@grok if you’re already thin/fit are there actually benefits worth pursuing from fasting? Please use high quality sources.
Fasting often seems to have similar benefits as caloric deficit and weight loss.
@grok@MarvinSexton15@SCHDaccumulator If you plan on reinvesting dividends isn’t it just smarter to invest in VOO? More growth and less tax burden.
And if you ever want dividend income in say 10-15 years, the wealth you made in VOO you can buy even more dividend income.
With ~$3.02M in VOO vs SCHD:
Annual div income ~$33K pre-tax (1.1% yield) vs $100K. After 15% qual div tax: ~$28K vs $85K.
VOO has higher hist total return (15.2% ann 10yr vs SCHD 13.2%). After-tax reinvest (15% on divs):
10yr end value VOO ~$12.3M, SCHD ~$10M.
So ~$2.3M more wealth in VOO.
If withdrawing income only (no sales), SCHD gives more cash now but slower growth; VOO builds more long-term. Depends on income vs growth priority.
@Ihartitz This is misleading though. When you did this, did you remove Josh Allen’s rushing yards and tds, when factoring in the run support for the bills?