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Food, health, and (long and short-term) costs

Published in October 14th, 2021
Posted by in Health
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I’m 3738 now. This is the age where the cumulative effects of good and bad living are beginning to show. When I look at the people I went to school with, some of the “health nuts” still look like they’re in their twenties. Conversely, some in the “beer & steak”-crowd look like they’re in their […]

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Attaining the right weight

Published in October 10th, 2021
Posted by in Health, How to
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The kettlebell has been accredited with increasing the weight of underweight people and decreasing the weight of overweight people. This suggests that there is a right weight. For all around human challenges, that is, not extremes like bodybuilding which produces overheavy athletes or marathon running which produces underheavy athletes, that perform intensive work, I do […]

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Food and water supply

Published in October 5th, 2021
Posted by in Health, Strategy
48 Comments

… continuing the discussion on heat. In California, January 2009 was the driest month in modern history further proving the case that global warming is happening now(*). January is generally the wettest month of the year where water reservoirs are recharged. Consequently, the water reserves that the state normally relies on were not built up. […]

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