Sat, Jun-17-17, 05:39
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Posts: 7,422
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Plan: P:E=>1 (Q3-22)
Stats: 168/100/82
BF:
Progress: 79%
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now quoting Feynman, “is that you must not fool yourself and you’re the easiest person to fool.” The history of science is littered with failed hypotheses based on selective interpretation of the evidence.
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Thud quoting Taubes quoting Feynman...
This doesn't not bode well for us doing n=1 experimentation and interpreting the results if this is true and we're not good scientists. I'm not sure about you others but I'm a pretty terrible scientist. However, I have change the way I eat and a certain results have precipitated, I think, mainly on account of diet. Why or exactly How or Why, I'll leave to experts.
For now I'll continue to base my diet around saturated fat, basic above ground vegetables, a few nuts and meat and keep an ear to the ground, ready to consider convincing evidence that there may be a long term problem with this approach that's not evident today.
Anyway, off to warm in the morning sunrise in the Northern Hemisphere of planet Earth. |