Real “terrorists” attack leaders they don’t like. For example the IRA bombed Margaret Thatchers hotel once and killed Mountbatten on another occasion.
Why would anyone want to kill innocent people to further their cause ?
Makes absolutely no sense .
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Why are there lots of Roman ruins in Rome but no medieval ruins ?
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Central banking -fine
Non-stoic neurotic overoptimisation -disgusting
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People don’t like to admit that they were wrong about something.
Quite a bit of science is false because of this .
They are trying to programme/train us like computers or animals.
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I used to eat lots of nuts beans and seeds . Luckily I did not use seed oils, I used extra virgin olive oil , otherwise I would probably be dead now 😂
Thank God for the internet.
The Truth
Elon is a GOAT ; a Judas goat
Not logged in and using VPN
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Exercise
The more the better ?? 🤔
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Interesting 🤔 I am shown this as the top comment :
“ I have been an endurance athlete/triathlete my entire life. My perfect Saturday was a 45-mile bike ride, followed by an 8-mile run with a 5 hours rest afterwards and then an afternoon masters swim chased with several pints at the La Jolla Brewing Co. I always thought that my activity would make me bulletproof, and I'd live to be 100. 2 years ago, after a vigorous masters swim in the lead lane with an ex-olympian, holding times that I would be proud of in my 20's and 30's,- I went home, had a sandwich, sat down at my desk and (with no prior history - family or otherwise) had a heart attack. They told me it was SCAD (Spontaneous Coronary Arterial Dissection) It was a super rare type of heart attack that effects women having a baby (90%) and endurance athletes (10% male). It floored me. I asked my Cardiologist "what caused this?" he said - "I don't know". I asked, "Will it happen again?" he said - "I don't know". I now hang in the back, I am at about 65% of where I was 3 years ago, I take long walks and am enjoying the view from the middle/back of the pack. I'll be 60 next year, and I know my kids would like to see another 40 more.”
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We evolved to exert ourselves in emergency situations. When we are being chased by a bear our bodies release stress hormones, endorphins and anandamide. These make us feel good so that we do not give up from tiredness or feel pain .
Interestingly many drugs of abuse act on the receptors for these chemicals.
I gotta disagree with 'Avoid strenuous exercise'
I find nothing better than giving my all in some recreational exercise!
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Keep an open mind
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Former President Bill Clinton in his 2004 autobiography, My Life, states: "Apollo 11 astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong had left their colleague, Michael Collins, aboard spaceship Columbia and walked on the moon...The old carpenter asked me if I really believed it happened. I said sure, I saw it on television. He disagreed; he said that he didn't believe it for a minute, that 'them television fellers' could make things look real that weren't. Back then, I thought he was a crank. During my eight years in Washington, I saw some things on TV that made me wonder if he wasn't ahead of his time."
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