Lithium in Drinking Water Linked to Lower Suicide Rates
"There is a protective (or inverse) association between lithium intakes from public drinking water and suicide mortality at the population level." whoa https://t.co/ZnWTB5Q9Uz
Kids Mirror Your Communication, Reveal Their Unique Personality
I feel like the last few months I've really got to see my kid's personality. Also, you get to see how you talk to other people because your kid will talk to you the same way. It's fun see what all 3...
From Gamer & Anime Fan to Tournament Veteran
Once upon a time I was a big gamer and anime head. Went to conventions amd played in local fight game tournaments and everything.
When Emotions Dominate, Discipline Becomes Essential
In the chaos of life, emotions often override discipline. Which is unfortunate, because that’s when you most need it.
Tech Turns Everyday Life Into Automatic Surveillance State
Technological advances have made daily life a semi-compulsory surveillance state. They don't even need to pull you over when you run a red light. There is tech now that just photographs your license plate and mails the ticket.
Target 23 BMI and <14% Body Fat for Lifelong Looks
Look gentlemen We all get old and physically repulsive. If you care to fight this—and I think you should because of the positive externalities you enjoy *if* you do it right—then there are only two metrics you need to focus on Simulaneously aim...
Athletes Chase Performance, Health Is Just a Bonus
There's a lot of truth in this idea. Being a seriously competitive athlete will teach you there's a big difference between fitness and health. Athletes are not optimizing for health. Any health benefits are positive externalities of being fit. Not the purpose of...
Modern Games Now Demand 1000‑hour Marathons
1000 hours is mad. Things are way different from back in my day when Final Fantasy 7 took 70-80 hours to beat—if you did EVERYTHING. How do they even come up with 1000 hours of gameplay??
Struggling Teachers Empathize, Boost Student Success
I was tutoring a girl for calculus and I told her, "I already know every mistake you're gonna make. It took me four tries to pass calculus." That's 100% true, btw. She looked me like her parents made a big mistake. She went...
Fit Dads Earn Kids' Respect: Prioritize Weightlifting
People respect you more when you're in shape. Especially your kids. That should be enough for every dad to make time for weight lifting amd cardio.
Our Food Is Already Saturated with Toxins
We're closer than you think. Right now, you can't even eat too much of many species of fish because of metals. Your produce definitely has pesticides and we all know about the hormones in beef and, by extension, dairy.
Jam‑Proof Fiber‑Optic Drones Stalemate Iran Conflict
I'm assuming that by "modern technology," you mean fiber-optic drones that can't be jammed. And the men don't. There's your answer. By the way, this is the scenario currently playing out in the Iran War, and why the most...
Bundle Sponsorships Across Platforms for Steady $10K Income
The approach I take that has turned sponsorship revenue into a (fairly consistent) $7-10k/mo stream: Multiple touch points. My channel is small (31.6k), but I have my mailing list, my socials, and my website with a fairly high domain authority. Combine that with...
Learn Hill Starts Before Buying a Stick Shift
I bought a stick shift from a friend, but she would not sell it to me until she taught me and I could start on a hill with no problem.
Early Rankings Mislead: Late Bloomers Still Reach Pro
Anecdotal stories and research have an answer, and it's a reality of life you have to face with many things. You simply can't tell if your kid has real potential to go far until they've gone as far as they can....