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I came across this interesting video on Zurich Minds – it’s about social motivation (external stimuli) and how it affects internal regulatory variables in humans. More precisely the talks is about the ancestrally-traceable relationship between what scientists call Welfare Trade-off Ratio (how we expect others to treat us) and anger. The talk was given by…
Intermediate 4-days a week Two-day Split Routine
In this intermediate workout you will repeat each muscle group twice a week. It is the hardest, compared to the other two intermediate workouts. What makes it harder then the rest of them is the fact that you will have to go to the gym four times a week. You can use this one if…
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It’s All a Part of the Dream
Everything and anything I can point to is a part of the dream. Everything that can NOT be known is a part of the dream. Everything you can “get” is a part of the dream Everything I say here is a part of the dream. What is “the dream”? What you call your life. Ok….
How Much Protein Do You Need A Day In Order To Gain Weight
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How Important Is Nutrition
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Good calories bad calories – what scientists are saying
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