In other words, I assumed that IF is not just good for weight-loss or weight maintenance.
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In other words, I assumed that IF is not just good for weight-loss or weight maintenance.
Note that I am lifting weighs 3 times per week. Is IF still a good idea...?
I don't feel confident that this is something that I can lift with my GP, as it is not part of their standard set of guidelines (?)
I am sorry that you feel that way about your country as a fellow human (I am not being sarcastic), but my positive view on American exceptionalism has nothing to do with you personally, just your culture.
Elon Musk would probably suck as a middle manager for the reasons you state. And probably as the big boss too.
I believe his opinions are correct. But I wouldn't necessarily want to work for him. He is a machine.
I have a degree in mathematics, am ~36 years old, but only worked as a web dev.
I'm thinking about taking courses in mathematical statistics or physics. I want to "get out" of web dev. This type of job would be a huge step up for me. Just unsure how to begin a career change...
Yes, it's all about ability to self-regulate.
Sweden is not the type of country that I would dare voicing my opinion in. It's simply not worth it.
While I am self-taught, I'm used to (academic) books that strive for completeness. It is also what I prefer. Rather than something more pragmatic like a blog post.
It doesn't mean I want to read overly complicated prose on the subject, which I'm sure is possible.
There's a podcast by David Sinclair available on YouTube for example.
Would like to find a community around these topics without it turning into a unhealthy obsession.
I've lost maaany kilos this year, and I _basically_ don't know how to cook properly.
Is it common to differentiate between Scandinavia and Europe like this?
Like, what book(s) or curriculum do I need to study?
Genuine question.
I don't intend the above to be read as a would-be theorem in economics ("if-then"), I just want to know how you reason here.
Is Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday et al a good starting point for me?
I have a similar background. Can I email you?
What do you title these 1:1s so that your coworkers will accept them, and so that your manager won't lift and eyebrow?