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  • Do you think this is a good aspirin brand?

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    It’s meant to be
  • Careers that lend towards Bioenergetics/Peaty Living

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    @The-Harpooner Permaculture consultant. I've met people who are going down this route. You can subspecialize into agriculture, permaculture for fire protection, anti-drought structures, pollution protection for sensitive habitats, pollution protection for schools/care centers/hospitals, etc. There are permaculture schools across the US, Europe, LatAm, etc. Credentialists will be looking for a degree in geology, soil science, agriculture. You don't need a Bachelor's, an Associate's with a high GPA and strong letters of recommendation is enough - go to community college. Personal trainer / nutritionist - applied bioenergetics and endless in subspecialty. Doctor - expensive and time consuming but grants high credentialing, opportunity for private practice and actually helping patients. Personal chef - another job where minimal credentials and good marketing can meet bioenergetics in a low overhead, high profit margin way. Peat released a newsletter than people could subscribe to for cheap. Bioenergetic/Peaty living means ending up in a sole proprietorship and releasing your own content of some sort. Regardless of your product or service, you need to be in a position to set your prices, manage your costs, and control your tax situation through deductions, credits, etc. Working for someone else on a salary or wage basis is not Peaty.
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    They are obsessed with drinking water in general. Why? I echo @Peatful = indoctrination
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    @tubert I’ve noticed both of the above, nothing miraculous, but a clear improvement nonetheless.
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    I browse very little but this hen has got to go.
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    @doomerzoomer3 Hey I was just talking about you. You're free to go. If you want to make an anti-peat post, it goes in the Junkyard. A good opening post will net you more discussion and better replies. Good luck!
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  • Why is the Ray Peat community so far right?

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    @noodlecat59 No worries, it's not my creation. I'm just longtime active writer there. It's been invite only for 5 years and now they decided to open it up a bit.
  • Lisan-al-gaiband noodlecat59's offtopic slapfight

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    lisan al gaib is now banned, their refusal to follow the rule in question being the reason: telling others to kill themselves is explicitly against the rules. I have locked this thread. For the users listed below, if they so choose, resolution will now be one-on-one. @CO3, if you want resolution on your point, you must send me a chat. Realize that I have no connection to Ray and don't need to believe anything he said. Nothing. Though, I don't mean my essay post towards you to put you down: if you can calmly convince me, I'm all ears. Your issue was personal though, and that will never change how I moderate. Consider in the future that if you mean to take anything you don't like on this forum as a personal attack, which is what you did here, I'll strongly consider moderation action, not mediation. **@Razvan **, you should get a clear picture having read the last post that the human element is required for fair moderation, to appreciate nuance, motive, and so on. A machine that would not allow disagreement with Ray would have already banned you for the post I screenshotted, consider that my "personal ideas" are what spares you from your own standard . As for the post I screenshotted, see here and refer to times Ray compared stress and hypothyroidism to aging. I didn't really make that clear previously. To recommend choline to someone under stress would fall under this, hence my point to you. I look forward to a nice, calm, well written message that will change my outlook on how I handled this situation, Razvan. As I told CO3, you not liking that I disagree with Ray counts for nothing. It may shock you that my healing has come more form a Barnes-like approach. And a bit of Selye too. Lastly, likewise that if I see you taking something personally that doesn't affect you, I'll skip the mediation step, the "personal ideas" of mine.
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    @basednigga2006 In my opinion - baldness is the PCOS male equivalent https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7382675/ How do people treat PCOS? With Inositol - which also treats insulin resistance https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/threads/original-research-theory-how-androgenetic-alopecia-is-a-manifestation-of-insulin-resistance-and-its-connections-with-cvd-pcos.138444/
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    and also be the change u want to sneed in this world xD
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    @yerrag said in Reddit Thread Full Of People With Garbage Metabolism Acting Like It's Normal: @Kilgore it's unfortunate they're smarter than most and I think would be n the higher percentiles in aptitude but are already programmed like by the system- zeitgeist and pop culture and formal education. having fully been indoctrinated into the wrong ideas of health while having technical smarts but not passing the metaphysical rigors of critical thought processes that enrich the minds of medieval to renaissance stalwarts that are not so dependent on evidence-based discoveries that are often gamed in our times lacking the ability to connect the dots in the face of incomplete data but able to approximate nonetheless optimal solutions for practical use I see this kind of reddit mindset when I engage members of www.arstechnica.com and see their Achilles heel when it comes to the medical side of things they would end their existence in sudden deaths at a young age or wither away in a nursing home intoxicated with a daily cocktail of pharma drugs yep.
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  • Is it possible to force a creative state?

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    @Milk-Destroyer said in Is it possible to force a creative state?: How many 'creative types' are here on the forum? Do many of you create what you'd call art or stuff that pleases you in a similar way? Creativity is a right brain thing. In the enclosed world I live in, it seems that creative efforts are hard to come by. I often have flutters of creative ideas come into my head sometimes but I am never able to put anything I briefly think of into a sort of realistic adaptation. Flutters of creative ideas are pretty much a left brain thing. The right side becomes engaged in the doing. I was hoping to hear anecdotal reports from the people here of experiences they've had with being able to slip themselves into that creative but also productive mindset. For you creative types, what do you typically do to get yourself into the mood of creating? Dragging myself away from this stupid computer is #1. My brain was damaged in 1993 via organophosphate insecticide poisoning. I was able to recover (rewired my brain) via spending 2 years teaching myself to hand marble fabric. I got good at it too. My husband would venture into the studio, stare aghast at the multicolored spatters of paint that had gotten inadvertently slung on the walls, on top of his new paint job, and I would exclaim, "Out! OUT!! You are disturbing my muse!!" My brain recovered, my marriage survived, but I had to hang up my marbling combs because my arches fell because my cartilage had turned to mush due to hypothyroidism. It was the most fun ever! (the marbling, not the hypothyroidism). Lookit!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2EUK78XVQk
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    @ThinPicking said in I will show you why I am an anarcho capitalist libertarian: @Mulloch94 In the spirit of this I'm just coming back to say that wasn't unnoticed. And I appreciate some correction or reorientation on anything. So thanks Mulloch. @ThinPicking said in Reaction system: @peatolish said in Reaction system: sometimes it's too taxing to write a full blown reply to a short but helpful comment Short form reaction needn't be taxing. This isn't. It's no thing really. In the spirit of laying all the cards on the table, it's not as if Stefan Molyneux (or his followers) are some sort of rouge anomaly. They are, or were, very real libertarians at one time. It's just that "olive branch" in libertarianism that extends to the deepest parts of right-wing culture and philosophy has a strong gravitational pull to it. And it mostly exists today because some of the biggest libertarian "giants," like Rothbard and even Mises, aligned themselves with right-wing extremists at certain points in history. Rothbard with Pat Buchanan and the populist movement in the 90s. And even Mises backed the Austrian fascists before emigrating to America (although calling Mises a fascistic supporter is a loaded misrepresentation. As he was the chamber of commerce for the existing administration and they were in the middle of fighting a communist revolt. I call that stuck between a rock and a hard place, but I digress.). The Trump movement today is basically a resurgence of the Pat Buchanan "paleo era" in the 90s. Although I think Buchanan was much smarter than Trump. Certainly more polished. Trump says a lot of dumb and stupid stuff but ironically ends up making choices that aren't so bad, at least by comparison to the current incumbent.