RendHeaven

You can only be bitter about a woman's sexuality if it threatens you.

Obviously slut shaming only comes from people who aren't invited to the party.

I don't recall ever saying that Asian girls are merely pretty. Asian girls are the sexiest beings in my eyes, straight up. Is that racist? Probably.

Great nuance in this comment. Also great work lately with raising awareness on this health issue. Although my diet is probably very different from you (lots of meats), I agree with pretty much 100% of your words across all threads. You are great at highlighting the common enemy (harmful compounds) without being too rigid about what's good or right. You have a balanced take on meat for someone who leans plant-based.

Yes he has said this. I'm afraid I'm team Leo so this is gonna be a 2v1 bro

You win comment of the week LOL I'll up the ante and say that pretty girls are always kind, and elephant seals are always unpleasant. As far as I can tell.

No, is it worth it? : )

Damn my homie is a seed oil defender ;(

My Goat

Duck chess, of course?

For MALT HCL plugged: No such thing as microdosing, even the smallest dose is a solid trip. <5mg = small dose: Extremely bodily, erotic, feminine. Melting sensation. Tinge of ego death and warm embrace, but still grounded in the world. Food tastes sublime. 6-15mg = medium dose: Heavy melting sensation. Beginning to unhook from consensus reality. Unstable visuals. Option to choose panic and have a bad trip, or choose surrender (be willing to die) and feel a deep wave of Love. 16-25mg = large dose: Phase in-and-out of consensus reality. Realms of abstraction become more real than real. Able to think long chains of thought on a higher order/planes of intelligence. Begin to see with clarity and precision why things are the way they are. God proper becomes obvious. 26+mg = hero dose: Total collapse of consensus reality. White-out visuals. Endless abyss in all directions. Infinite singularity. The end of your life. Possible all-out panic attack, but more importantly, sheer, jaw-dropping awe and reverence. Complete recognition of Truth. Omniscience, Solipsism, God, Imagination, Love. Unparalleled gratitude for regular human life.

Leo: the most intelligent minds do not play chess Integral: ok but if you refuse to use your queen, you're at a disadvantage no matter how well you play! Leo: did I stutter?

Other way around; I'm actually sad that you stopped taking japanese haha now that its been a few days, has anything shifted for you? Or is life still messed up

nothing more rewarding than God proper

5meodmt is the most delicious 5meomalt is the second most delicious

nooo not japanese class 😭

Strictly false, my dear friend!

Do share

pork is really unideal under the paradigm I'm sharing lol. sorry schizo </3 well, you don't have to believe me. and you'll be fine since you eat all whole foods with nuts, fruits, and veggies

Yes, even as a pro-meat advocate it's clear to me that robert got obliterated haha. "I don't know what a polyunsaturated fat is" at 1:08:03 is embarrassing. The whole point of maxing out on beef is to keep PUFA low. This is why I cannot stand by carnivore proponents. Their healing anecdotes are actually real, but there's no understanding underpinning their rhetoric. Not to mention that ketosis is generally an unfavorable state to be in long-term. Oh, and since they're getting no antioxidants from plants, and they don't differentiate between pork, chicken, or beef, and they overcook and char everything (excess heat oxidizes the animal fats prior to consumption) they're going to get fucked by CVD and then science will be in a further uproar: "RED MEAT BAD! CARNIVORE INFLUENCERS DIE FROM CVD!" and the possibility of integrating beef into a healthy sustainable diet will be further mocked. bleh

I can take it please share (insert spongebob begging gif)

Instant puddle

Its been really hard finding 100% grass fed ground beef in japan lol. Japanese wagyu steaks are stupid expensive so I can't have that every day, and the average supermarket ground beef is factory farmed grain-fed beef in really small portions (typical miniscule japanese serving size lol). The country is built on raw veggies and raw fish after all, to great success... a testament to the resilience of whole foods. To my dismay however, cancer rates are skyrocketing in Japan, and even my health-conscious mother who has basically eaten mediterranean her whole life got hit with stage 3 colon cancer last year (worry not, she lived and is thriving now. I have her on pomegranate juice ever since loolll) and I cannot help but suspect the seed oils. There are some concerning animal studies about intestinal tumor growth related to LA consumption, but as usual we cannot jump to conclusions about humans. Of course, regarding cancer it's not just one food at fault, it's a variety of environmental factors such as microplastics, heavy metals, excess blue light, and other misc. forever chemicals in cleaning/hygiene products It's a dystopian picture but its a beautiful study.

This is an earnest steelman. I appreciate the sincere effort to understand, even if you may have disagreements This is fair, and likely true. These days I tell my friends to just follow a "balanced diet and drink pomegranate juice." I hate to complicate things Jason would propose Linoleic Acid in the adipose tissue as the test variable (measured using skin samples). After initial measurements, we can make dietary interventions to raise or lower (or maintain) adipose tissue LA across a period of time (1-5 years lol... yeah... nobody's gonna fund or participate in this one, haha...) From there we can track any variety of markers, from autoimmune condition, cancer risk, CVD risk, bloodwork stats, inflammation markers, hormonal balance, body composition, etc. His hypothesis is that eating a diet rich in saturated and monounsaturated fats while avoiding high PUFA foods will lead to general positive health outcomes over a period of time (relative to a PUFA-rich diet, which is the norm). The main complaint with similar studies that have already been done is that not a single participant is truly "low LA" enough for the benefits of low LA to be made clear. Raising LA in someone who already has high LA is actually cardioprotective (and Jason has a mechanistic explanation for this relating to lipid peroxidation theory) But lowering LA below a critical threshold is also cardioprotective. So it's strictly wrong to announce that humans should simply eat more LA. But then you may say "but how can you know that? where's your study?" And that's exactly the problem. There is no study for this! (yet). Everyone is high LA and the possibility of a low-LA human literally does not exist on the map. Since the introduction of seed oils into the food supply chain in the early-mid 1900s, almost every human in the developed world has been infiltrated with excess PUFA (even on the level of their mother's breastmilk), and even the health-conscious people who switch to a home cooked whole foods plant based diet end up having a mix of MUFA (which is good) and PUFA (which is bad, according to Jason) from their diet, but the negatives of the PUFA are rendered invisible by their high antioxidant intake from fruits and vegetables, and in this context, the lowered saturated fat means less circulating LDL which means less liproproteins are at risk of oxidation which means the results look good in favor of PUFA on paper (generally leading people to think that PUFA is not a relevant actor, and the focus shifts to reducing meat and increasing plants which is actually helpful in this instance, but is not a full showcase of what is possible in terms of human health). Therefore Jason would say that there has never been an opportunity for a scientist to observe an actually low PUFA specimen (someone like Jason who literally only eats beef, milk, liver, rice, berries and pomegranate juice lol. eggs and fish in moderation for arachadonic acid and DHA respectively). He had his adipose tissue measured and the doctor taking his measurement personally commented that they have never seen someone with PUFA as low as him. Having lived with him for 6 months last year, I can personally attest to the freaky levels of health glow that guy has - he almost feels like a cartoon character at times with how ailments deflect off of him as if he has a holy aura. I remember getting a cat allergy attack, and he just smirks at me like "oh yeah I used to have that too. It was so much worse than what you're going through right now" and I was like "for real??" and he was like "yeah after losing all that LA i don't feel a thing" ... just yet another wild anecdote on top of everything else he has shown me (i'm sure he has mentioned by now that he completely reversed an "incurable" autoimmune condition, with picture proof, where his doctors were going to put him on meds for life. And all he did was avoid seed oils, drink pomegranate juice, and eat beef every day LOL.) The healing power of food is real, as I'm sure you are no stranger to. Whole foods heal. Plants heal. But beef can also heal - and it saddens me that this is so hastily dismissed. I think if all sides were honest, the beef praisers (like me) and the beef skeptics (like the scientific community) would both have to admit that there is much we don't know. Is beef a time bomb, or the food of gods? I wish this convo could be opened up without prejudgements. I think we can at least agree that beef does have notable nourishing power not just for its complete protein benefits, but also the amazing B-vitamin and mineral bio-availability. Jason would take this a step further and claim that the low PUFA of beef makes it better for health-maxing than chicken or pork, but we can leave that as speculation for now. I actually live in Japan now! Hit me up if you ever plan a short visit, so many cool cultural places to discover, insane nature too : )

I like it. It's a reality check. The reader's feelings shouldn't matter here. If this "negativity" upsets anybody, then it has done its work well. I'm not a fan of the shoehorned positivity. I can just hear the cartoon trumpet fanfare as the new message attempts to feign an uplifting emotional trajectory. Practically speaking, the added lines shift emphasis to imply that "greatness" is the goal; transcendence, truth, and good are framed as virtue-pillars to feel good about oneself. The focus is subtly no longer on reality checking, but rather on feeling good. Which is exactly what the original message is warning of!