I agree, ads are inserted everywhere, also hidden, and has surpassed the physiological threshold and brain barriers for a more healthy life (e.g. attention and feelings).
It seems that a session like 10×100 m sprints with <90 seconds of rest produces a metabolic pattern very similar to acute intermittent hypoxia, short intense bouts with incomplete recovery. Am I thinking about this right?
Science and law (in snail motion) are clearly broken. The paper “Association between Cancer and Environmental Exposure to Glyphosate” [1] shows population groups with significantly higher cancer incidence linked to glyphosate exposure. When findings like these struggle to gain broad acknowledgment, it becomes evident how powerful companies can still "hide the sun with their hands"
[1] Association between Cancer and Environmental Exposure to Glyphosate
There are relatively few people whose work is truly integrated into their sense of self, where doing what they love is inherently self-fulfilling. Think of someone like Jensen Huang, he’s not operating alone: he surrounds himself with the greatest teams and focuses on what he does best.
By contrast, some people mask the absence of that self-fulfillment with grandiose narratives that their inner selves don't actually support. And I suspect many also turn to drugs (including prescription or medically supervised ones) in an attempt to maximize their potential or suppress feelings that undermine their performance.
The car is a Porsche... not justifying a shutdown of any brand, just thinking about the original obsessive designers, how they break the efforts but in mechanics.
The university is the signal. Studying at Stanford or MIT gives you a better (professional) future in the US, while the average American doesn't know universities such as the L'École polytechnique, UNAM, or UBA exist. They will clearly hire from the top US ranked ones.
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