Elon Musk believes it’s a good idea for you to have your brain cut open in order to put proprietary hardware and software in there. Software which can be altered and updated later.

Other people’s property.

Inside your brain.

This is a dumbass retard test isnt it?

where do you live? im from Montana, but now live in SW OR and was thinking about growing these...wondering if it is worth a try

where do you live? im from Montana, but now live in SW OR and was thinking about growing these...wondering if it is worth a try

Fresh chip drop?

I find that it is a little easier and cleaner picking. Never considered that it may give them a possible germination boost.

Do you ferment them in water for a few days to release the seeds from the pulp?

Don’t skip leg day y’all

I’m curious! What is it that turns you off?

All pies? Or just fruit pies? I know some people that don’t like fruit pies. This crust was really difficult - I tried to make it really dry and paid the price. I mean, it was really good but almost unworkable.

All pies? Or just fruit pies? I know some people that don’t like fruit pies. This crust was really difficult - I tried to make it really dry and paid the price. I mean, it was really good but almost unworkable.

I'm not buying it. You have no way of knowing the body mass of our pre-agricultutal predecessors since most BM is soft tissue that's gone for good and using skeleton size as a proxy is far more indicative of general malnutrition, especially malnutrition during the growth phase of our youth, as we also know from comparing North Koreans (chronic malnutrition in the general pop) to South Koreans.

Humanity has only known widespread, relative food safety for the last ~100 years of our civilization, before then we had to be opportunistic to have a shit at survival*, or even in our hunter-gatherer stone age past, superopportunistic like all animals, since there were zero guarantees that the prey animals would be in the area next year or even next week for that matter.

Agriculture at least gave humanity options in our diet that didn't involve eating bark or hoping for a brief starvation.

As for sugars (as opposed to carbohydrates in general), I've been warning people about the dangers of excessive simple sugar intakes for over a decade, so I don't see how we're at odds here unless you don't like carbs at all. If you want to get rid of most of your body adipose tissue in a rush, cutting carbs will do the trick, but weight crashing will possibly also have negative CV effects. But you do you I suppose.

Likewise irt. oil intake. The same warning that goes for simple sugars goes for dietary oils (sdded FA) intake; everything in moderation is a golden rule for a reason, though my understanding is that fats (barring trans-fats from poor-quality oils that are heated to excessive temperature, in essence: deep frying and 'bad' fast food, and omega-6 FAs) are generally good, and saturated fats have an endeserved bad reputation due to bad dietary research in the 70s & 80s that gave rise to the current sugar paradigm. The fats in and around meat is pretty good as far as I'm concerned.

*) Case in point: Increased adipose body mass of Polynesian peoples.

#health #diet

Well, I didn’t get the last piece. I got the kale, honey and blueberry smoothie this morning. But, it was a good pie. And enjoyed by all.

I just rub potatoes under the faucet. I don't peel them like my parents used to do. All the good stuff is in or right under the peel. Apart from that, a potato is just a ball of starch.

GM! ☕️How are you today? 💜🫂 Pretty weather, perfect for some pasta. 🤌🏻👌🏻🍝

#foodstr #food #plebchain

Because it's annoying talking to people who can't see you and don't respond. I unfollow people who mute me because that is annoying as heck.

When Tolkien came up with the seven daily Hobbit meals, I think he was probably just naming all the meals and snacks that small children eat throughout the day. #grownostr #parenting #kidsarehobbits

I would take a picture of the farmers leaning on their tractors. It's probably rude to gawk, but when your under 6 ft and pushing 400 lbs it's hard not to. Corn'n'beans, corn'n'beans, corn'n'beans. In the fields and in the "foods" you choose to eat.

I'd imagine that the farmers of yore were probably pretty hard-bodied. Now all the labor is mechanized, the chicken coop is gone, the pig pen is gone, Bossie and Bessie the milk cows are gone, their steer calves are gone, the little orchard is gone, the sheep who grazed it are gone. Corn'n'beans, corn'n'beans, corn'n'beans.

From fencerow to fencerow and push out your fencerow to get an extra 1/2 acre. Grow more effing corn'n'beans. Die at 45 because you're 400 lbs in your semi-autonomous tractor eating and drinking the calories (calories, not food) that you're proud to lose money growing. Just as long as you get more bu./acre than your neighbor.

This system is stupid.

#grownostr #rant