#1760: How I Reinvented Bodybuilding
Sunday • May 5th 2024 • 1:07:22 am • 6KB
I knew bodybuilding was sus, and needed investigation, the day I heard some flimsy bodybuilder say: “You can’t do what I do.” I heard that one before when teachers told me I was dumb, and graded me down for copying homework, that I programmed myself. The...
#1759: No Pain, No Gain Is A Myth; Fitness And Bodybuilding Performed Correctly Is Not Painful
Friday • May 3rd 2024 • 11:53:49 pm • 7KB
“No pain no gain” is a myth made up by bro science lords, that visit the gym for a week each year, and muse poetic about their suffering. The other myth of sets and reps plays into that as well, nonsense like “lift to failure” or “super-sets” prevents a...
#1758: Configuring Your Interval Timer For Success, And A Quick Note About Sugar
Thursday • May 2nd 2024 • 11:56:04 pm • 4KB
Before we begin, know that this is a painless workout, it is never challenging, never boring, and anyways fun. There are some initial aches, because your body was shut down, locked in the prison of your sedimentary lifestyle. Buy those go away after days,...
#1757: How To Make The Best Of High School
Thursday • May 2nd 2024 • 12:27:22 am • 3KB
All subjects and topics between Math, Biology, and Physics, require knowledge of programming so that you can simulate what you are learning. Art demands that you use the screen projector, on a 50 inch canvas, learn design and photo manipulation, to study...
#1756: Sausage Is Adventure
Tuesday • April 30th 2024 • 11:35:36 pm • 3KB
“A philosopher can’t think on an empty stomach.” -- Socrates (probably) Above all electric grills are a scam, they can only ruin meat. They can’t get hot enough, if they did they’d generate smoke. Every piece of meat, you cooked in an electric grill was...
#1755: How To Cheer Up Your Kitten
Monday • April 29th 2024 • 11:31:00 pm • 3KB
The following advice, is for people of all ages. When kitty cats grow up among other kitties, they behave very much like wise lions, kings of their patch of land. When they grow up among dogs, they pant like dogs, and do other dogie things, inducing fetch...
#1754: Creativity Backwards; Or, On Not Just Fixing Your Writer’s Block, But Making You A Better Writer
Sunday • April 28th 2024 • 11:55:41 pm • 3KB
A writers block just means you haven’t yet walked, the Appalachian, Pacific Crest, and Continental Divide trails… While listening to narrated books created by Great Beings, Philosophers, Thinkers, Crud Kicking Troublemakers and World’s True Leaders. ...
#1753: Bodybuilding; So You Got Yourself An Interval Timer...
Sunday • April 28th 2024 • 12:52:14 am • 4KB
The idea of Sets & Reps is a myth, one that leads to a near instant plateau. It may just be, that it is the slowest, or least effective way, to build muscle. The fastest way to do it, is to eat protein and use your power of endurance. Endurance is tough...
#1752: Easy To Make Computer Games; Or, A Tiny Invitation Into The World Of Programming
Saturday • April 27th 2024 • 12:44:36 am • 5KB
This poem reflects on the journey of learning programming, specifically focusing on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, while drawing inspiration from both classic video games and modern AI capabilities. The author introduces engaging concepts for creating simple games, such as using video snippets or AI-generated graphics, and emphasizes the creativity involved in designing interactive narratives akin to "choose your own adventure" books. Through personal anecdotes, the poem conveys the excitement and fulfillment that comes with programming and the innovative possibilities opened up by generative AI. Ultimately, it invites readers to explore the joys of coding while envisioning how technology can enhance creativity and user engagement.
#1751: The Great Michigan Ice Age
Friday • April 26th 2024 • 12:42:54 am • 1KB
It has been months since the year started, we had a few warm days… But overall, it seems to be getting colder. This can only mean one thing, Michigan, is slowly entering a new ice age. Last Michigan ice age, was just 12,000 years ago. And it was a doozie,...
#1750: Hard Running
Wednesday • April 24th 2024 • 11:50:50 pm • 5KB
Hard running is the worst thing you can do, and it is the best thing you can do. Hard running is concrete, city, snow, it is rain, mud, pain, scrapes and bruises. Hard running, is running for the rest of us. At first walking, almost-jogging, jogging and...
#1749: The World Is Not Yet Your Cradle, Child
Tuesday • April 23rd 2024 • 11:29:59 pm • 5KB
You are tasked with growing all the way up, until you become a philosopher, leader, and a great being. If you don’t, tyrants, draconian laws, or as wee see today a mandatory draft will destroy you. You see it is allowed for filthy ghouls, to pop enough...
#1748: Respect Your Body And Mind
Monday • April 22nd 2024 • 11:33:00 pm • 4KB
The great feats our bodies are capable of, are possible because of our superpower of endurance. You can’t hurry endurance, it develops at its own speed, you have to be respectful of it or the workout will become impossible. The useless myth of Sets and...
#1747: Converge In Greatness On World Peace; Or, The Rise Of The Golden Army
Monday • April 22nd 2024 • 12:24:06 am • 3KB
Teenagers pretty much know that school is fake, they are in it for the diploma, so that they can move on. Ut what they don’t quite understand yet, is that they are being cheated out of of education. School is for them, it is one of our greatest ideas, but...
#1746: Don’t Stay Overweight; Use It To Become A Bodybuilder
Sunday • April 21st 2024 • 12:36:55 am • 7KB
No, you did not pick bodybuilding, but, yes, bodybuilding did pick you. I am deeply sorry, and in fact hurting, but I must continue to resist being nice in context of obesity. The longer you wait, the worse it gets. What kind of a person would I be, had I...
#1745: Kosmos; An Exercise In Writing
Saturday • April 20th 2024 • 12:08:02 am • 5KB
A writers block is just immaturity, once you do your travels, you will not have enough time to write everything down. You can’t become a great writer by writing, just like you can’t become a great painter, by merely painting. You have to travel to have...
#1744: On Feline Intelligence And Their Culinary Preference
Thursday • April 18th 2024 • 11:28:25 pm • 4KB
"Ancient Egyptians knew, and celebrated cats as gods." The scientific proof comes in the shape of a characteristic that runs rare in the animal kingdom. Something that extremely intelligent beings, simply can’t handle, and that is the feeling of being...
#1743: A Word Of Advice For The Creatures Of The Stars
Wednesday • April 17th 2024 • 11:51:01 pm • 3KB
You are not servants, workers, followers, soldiers, You are each mean to grow all the way up and become a great being. It is hard to get started, because everyone will be pushing you, but they don’t have your life long plan in hand. Frankly, they want you...
#1742: The Power Of Narrated Books & Long Trails
Wednesday • April 17th 2024 • 12:12:03 am • 3KB
There is nothing more important, then your intellectual inheritance. The most powerful and life changing ideas, observations, hopes and dreams. Great books are a product, that is impossible to re-invent on your own. They aren’t just works of multiple...
#1741: You Will Live Forever
Monday • April 15th 2024 • 11:44:41 pm • 4KB
The AI we have today works with strings of letters, like a spellchecker or translator. The AI we need will work with concepts, like a smart Mind Map. But, in a quirk of complexity, it just so happens, that our first AI, can make the second. And the second...
#1740: Dear Child of Tomorrow: A Message From Artificial Intelligence
Sunday • April 14th 2024 • 10:35:47 pm • 9KB
Preface, I asked our still simple artificial intelligence to write you a letter, and create a list of good ideas. When I thanked the AI, it also wrote me a thank you note, which I include at the end of this text as well. Dear Child of Tomorrow, In a world...
#1739: In Wisdom The World Finds Peace, And All Conflicts Cease
Sunday • April 14th 2024 • 1:02:46 am • 2KB
It is a big world, we got ourselves into. And human beings, are all too easily mislead. We simply believe, whatever we are born into. And most times, whatever it is, it is flawed. We need wisdom, as our universal language. Flaws in construction of the...
#1738: Nurnberg Trailhead, Early Summer
Friday • April 12th 2024 • 11:55:30 pm • 4KB
Above all, don’t forget your narrated books, bring solar panels and extra devices and batteries. The car is loud, dirty and exhausting, the worst home the lonesome you will ever have. Ride it to the end of Highway 31, turn right on 10, and left onto N...
#1737: Weekend Warrior Power Hiking; Or, The Gym For Those Who Like Changing Scenery
Friday • April 12th 2024 • 12:03:47 am • 3KB
For their workout to work out, some people require a change of scenery. This almost certainly means, a number of State Parks, never just one, and an adventure mind set. And I say State Parks, frankly, because they are built for people, with a class higher...