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Alsjemenou

@ Alsjemenou @lemy.nl

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  • Lemmings over 30 who try to stay active, what are you doing to accommodate for your incredibly decrepit bodies to avoid boo-boos?

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  • There is no way that with proper care your joints should be creaking at 30. And its absolutely bullshit that at 45 you can't be in good shape or even better shape than your twenties. High level competition is done at all age levels, it has never stopped at 30 or even 45. If you are competitive you can find competition. But that's rhe problem, most people just stop competitive sport, they hit their limit and find it hard to continue to improve. So they take other direction in life. But then also stop taking care of themselves and never kept a regime up. No, most just fall into the trope of the body ending after your twenties. It doesn't, your body is capable of being healthy, strong and supple. Through food and light exercise to keep it up and if you want high level workout regimes.

  • Lemmings over 30 who try to stay active, what are you doing to accommodate for your incredibly decrepit bodies to avoid boo-boos?

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  • Yes. I look down on people.

  • Lemmings over 30 who try to stay active, what are you doing to accommodate for your incredibly decrepit bodies to avoid boo-boos?

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  • I'm 45 and topfit. If you really feel like you're declining at 30 you've never taken care of yourself. What makes you think you can do it now?

    Preferably to remain steady: Eat a varied (mostly) plant based diet. Work up a sweat at least 3 times a week and do some light movement everyday for 30 minutes. You don't need to do anything crazy, you don't need to fucking start pumping iron, you don't need to become a protein bro. Just find 30 minutes a day and stop eating food that you already know is bad for yourself. Especially not too much.

    And fucking go to a doctor when your joints hurt or it takes you 5 time's longer to heal. It's not normal. Stop normalizeing being unhealthy.

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    How can we distinguish truth from fiction in the age of AI?

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  • Like it has always been done. This question is such a weird one to me. The problem isn't that AI is making shit up, people make shit up all the time. They lie, cheat, make mistakes, are dumb, etc. The problem is that we don't know if we can trust what we trusted before. But the solution is always simply trusting certain people to tell you the truth. scientists, journalists, teachers, publishers, etc. This has never not been the case. We can't trust AI not dreaming up answers. That's just how it is, and that's not a problem that needs solving. It's a fundamental part of current LLM technology.

    Maybe in the future we can find something that makes LLM's more trustworthy, but as of yet, that's simply not the case. So I don't see a problem here. If you want to know the truth about something you're going to have to look at sources and do some digging until you find something you're trusting, then that's what's real to you.

    And unless you want some deep philosophical discussion on the nature of Truth and how to arrive at Reality. Than this is how it works and how it has always worked.

  • During the lead up to the Holocaust did the N... regime just kidnap people who they even thought were Jews? Kind of like ICE is doing to citizens today?

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  • There probably were random kidnappings.

    But they only allowed Jews to live in ghetto's in Nazi cities, so they knew exactly where to go. From there they were indiscriminate and retaliatory. But there was segregation before the mass deportation of Jews.

    Also it was about the purity of the german blood and shit like that, so there were more allegations for people to be considered degenerate enough to be deported. Gays, gypsies, retardation, whatnot.

  • Are there enough resources in the world to allow everyone (or at least the vast majority) to live comfortably and happily?

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  • So, without animal products, the answer is yes. with animal products the answer is no, then we're way over the sustainability threshold. It is so inefficiënt and costs so much land and resources that the argument that the wealthy are hoarding resources is looking merely like a small problem in comparison.

    Besides. Would humanity ever actually be happy and fulfilled when millions of animals have to suffer to get there? I would argue, not actually, not on a deep level. Superficially, perhaps.

  • What are your thoughs about YouTube clickbait?

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  • The connection between attention and economic value has been around for a long time. It didn't come about by YouTube creators. The headlines sells papers. Commercials sells products. Titles sell views.

    The problem is that there is no punishment for falsehoods, you can say that you have the first, the biggest, the most, the craziest and it doesn't need to have any bearing on reality. While in other media there are often some safeguards, code of conducts, or whatever. Since most other media has competitors, keeping eachother somewhat honest or straight up have an oversight committe. While platforms like TikTok, YouTube, etc. are exploiting content creators and care only about their short term growth. There will constantly be a stream of new content creators who will have to compete for views on the same platform, with the same algorithms.

  • What could I do about a very noisy coworker?

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  • Calmly and consistently close his door saying ”you left it open, let me get for you."

    Repeat as often as is necessary.

  • Could rising sea levels caused by climate change be thwarted by digging a big hole at the bottom of the sea?

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  • The weight of the removed soil would sink the land.

  • What's a Tankie?

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  • What's the weirdest hobby you've heard of?

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  • Yeah those! They sound amazing as well

  • What's the weirdest hobby you've heard of?

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  • Tether cars.

  • What's that longest time you went without eating? Why?

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  • 12 days. Only had water and some black coffee. Wanted to do 14. Just wanted to know what it was like. Couldn't make it. It was really not fun, suffering the entire time. Very interesting though. Great as an experience, it did change my relationship with food. Everybody should try it. 14 days is a great goal and there are no adverse effects (if you're otherwise healthy).

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    People aged 25+ How often do you hang out/see friends?

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  • 45m. I see all my close friends at least once a month. Most of the time every other week. We have gamenight or some other excuse to hang out.

    We do keep in contact, discord, whatsapp. But hanging out in person is the best. So we take the time.

  • Why are fruits and berries healthy, even though they are mostly just sugar?

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  • They are not mostly sugar, sugars are just a part of the nutrients. Most fruits don't even have that much sugar in them, it varies wildly though. There is also the way these sugars are intertwined with fiber, that make it much harder for these sugars to be processed in your body. So the sugars are released over a greater period of time giving your body more time to react. as opposed to refined sugars. Fruits are always healthier than candy, cookies, or soda.

    There is a lot more in fruits than just sugars, there are proteins, vitamins, minerals, fibers. Which are all necessary for a healthy body. Sugars as well are necessary for your body to function.

    It is practically impossible, if you're otherwise healthy, to eat too much fruit. I personally eat at the very least 3 kilos or 5 pounds of various fruits a week. within an otherwise varied (vegan) diet. I've done so for the past 10 years. I make sure to test my blood, and so far had zero issues except low vit. d. Which you can't get from fruit.

    Why is it healthy? Well, we evolved next to fruits. Our ancestors always plucked and eaten them for millions of years. Just like we've done with all kinds of plants. Our gi tract is the right length, our body cant make most vitamins itself and completely functions on sugars. Fruit is part of a varied diet.

  • Hi do yall think my hair is red

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  • I really didn't have to think about it at all, since i used a thing called 'seeing'. Try it sometimes.

  • Are you CPR/First Aid certified? If so, do you carry around a "rescue breath mouth shield" with you everywhere you go?

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  • Nah, i just let them die if their hygiëne is so messed up i dont want to give mtm. Like, Im not the fucking ambulance.

  • What is your internet White-Whale?

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  • you do not understand how much this means to me. incredible.

  • What is your internet White-Whale?

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  • Okay so mine is so old i can't really put a finger on where i got it from..It's a piece of electronic music with a music video that included an Inuit fishing. It must have been from around '97 but could be anywhere in the nineties. In my recollection it was a single on cdrom from The Chemical Brothers. That never yielded any results for me. The second recollection was that it came from a cdrom that accompanied an exhibition on electronic art. Also never yielded any results for me. So, somewhere in my recollection is a couple of electronic notes and an Inuit in the music video. Ive given up searching for it, even though i tried many many times over the years.

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