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Embarking on a Sweaty Journey of Discovery
UPDATE: As of June 21, 2024, I just completed one full year of daily sauna sessions. I only missed two(2)…
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Ever Catch a Hangover?
I am going to bet your answer is probably a firm and confident no, followed by a derisive chuckle. And…
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A Tainted Feast
"If this body should ever be destroyed, it will be by desire; by the lust for the flesh of this…
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An Accidental Leap Beyond Time
An Accidental Leap Beyond Time: Mark Twain's Sojourn to 2023 Since my arrival in San Francisco, many whispered rumors have…
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The Industrial Age Is Ending — AI, Self-Education, and the Future of Work
We are living through one of the largest transitions in human history. The industrial age is over, yet most people…
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Reflections on a Changing Worl
Good evening. My name is Michael Loomis, and I’m coming to you from the virtual Chew Digest studio. It was…
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Free to Create
We are entering an era where the most important question is no longer what humans will create, but what humans…
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The Student is In
A friend of mine posted on Facebook that he was wanting to make some changes. He wanted to get healthier…
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Who Am I? According to ChatGPT
Here is a fun experiment in ChatGPT prompting. I asked it to do two things. Based on my past conversations,…
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The Body’s Calcium Economy
The Body’s Calcium Economy: Why Dietary Calcium Primarily Replenishes Bone Reserves and How High Lifetime Oxalate Intake Can Contribute to…
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Use the Force Luke
The human body is a 600-million-year-old, self-governing masterpiece and the conscious mind is merely a "PR department"—the key to longevity…
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Who’s Really in Charge?
“The human body is a self-governed, auto-correcting, homeostatic mechanism.” “Homeostatic” means it constantly works to keep its internal environment stable—temperature,…
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Life In a Post-employment World
The kitchen smelled of chamomile and the faint lemon of the dish soap Evelyn had used since 1962. She sat…
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Human Experience, The Beacon of Success
Start with the customer experience and then work backwards to the technology. You can't start with the technology and try…
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