@fishtankdotlive One guard doesn't use soap to avoid endocrine disruptors and the other has been mindbroken after a single day of sissification.
Which guard do you ask to find the door leading to freedom?
@fishtankdotlive Have the fish vote within themselves for the social experiment's sake. Then ignore the outcome, tell them no one ever asked them and gaslight them into thinking they collectively had a paranoid episode.
@Caesar_VICI Ideally the most optimal times to cause insulin spikes from a muscle building standpoint are 1) right after you wake up and 2) right after you workout.
Timing your insulin spikes is an extremely overlooked practice.
@waronweakness One could argue that they might even be dumber to some extent today considering how easy it is to find echo-chambers for every single thing under the sun.
Drivers who pass stop signs/red lights and have the audacity to road rage when you honk at them while slamming on your brakes are a truly special breed of moron.
Countless people in every field suffer from this cognitive bias.
As a result their ability to explain concepts and ideas becomes limited and communication suffers.
Overcoming this obstacle is necessary for anyone who wishes to educate others or pursue any expression of art.
"the Curse of Knowledge", as defined by Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker, is "a difficulty in imagining what it is like for someone else not to know something that you know."
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@Caesar_VICI Considering how many doctors have to work exclusively with patients who expect them to do all the work for them without even CONSIDERING lifting even a finger and making even the tiniest changes in their lifestyles, it's no wonder that so many doctors don't even bother.
@CarvingThought Training first thing in the morning and then finishing the entire days work before i proceed with the rest of my day. Every person i spammed into trying it for just a week never went back.