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greg
@gregfromstl
Huberman, Bryan Johnson, and the “protocolization” of health is as damaging to 20-somethings as instagram is to high schoolers. There’s nothing more depressing than over optimizing your life for the sake of optimization itself (I have a feeling this app will not like this take)
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welter
@fun
nah you're right, this is a good take
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✳️ dcposch on daimo
@dcposch.eth
BJ is a former mormon. I used to live in Utah, i recognize mormonism when i see it: - No alcohol, no caffeine - Prescriptive straightedge lifestyle - "Clean" parties. 7am rave where people drink water etc - Expensive subscription - Promise of eternal life
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Greg
@greg
good take greg
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Adam Blumberg
@adamblumberg
Its a necessary part of the pendulum. Eventually the "protocols" come down to: Get outside Eat good food Move Talk with people you like Look at yourself Which is all things they should be doing anyway. They'll get tired of the protocols and just lead healthful, interesting lives.
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Harpalsinh Jadeja
@harpaljadeja
I have a feeling that effectively he is losing longetivity, because BJ pretty much spends all day optimizing then when do you actually live?
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kon.base.eth🐼⛓️
@konimperator
My thoughts are you should optimize for sustainability. Do things that require an appropriate level of effort by all means, but make sure you can continue this effort as a lifestyle without getting tired.
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Tudor 🟣🟡 Engineer to fCTO
@tudorizer
welcome to the unpopular opinion corner! Here we trade engagement for critical thinking.
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Bhawna
@queenbhawna
Good night guys
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kon.base.eth🐼⛓️
@konimperator
tip 5 $DEGEN
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