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"content": "Another deleted youtube video for \"Once up on a Time in Paris\" Erik Satie<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9WKC5sT9Z4&ab_channel=logansaan\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9WKC5sT9Z4&ab_channel=logansaan</a>",
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"content": "Another deleted youtube video for \"Once up on a Time in Paris\" Erik Satie\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9WKC5sT9Z4&ab_channel=logansaan",
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"content": "Someone had posted Violin Concerto in E Minor, Op. 64 below but the video no longer exists. Here's another version of it<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I03Hs6dwj7E&ab_channel=RayChen\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I03Hs6dwj7E&ab_channel=RayChen</a>",
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"content": "On the road again to hit 405 on bench. Right now my best guess is that I'm somewhere close to 390. I've hit 225 x 22 and 275 x 12. When I can hit 275 for 14, will then increase to 315 for 9 (all touch-and-go).<br /><br />Right now, as I get heavier, I get weaker - I don't scale like I 'should.' I figure that if I keep increasing by 30 to 50 pounds, work on that until it hits 405 or right above, this may be the best path forward to hit the goal.<br /><br />I'm 43 now so am running out of time. If anyone has thoughts on a better way to reach 405, I wouldn't mind hearing them. ",
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"content": "I'll be joining Joe Mobley's stream at the top of the hour to discuss mass shooting studies, and the flawed one used to claim it's a uniquely American problem: <a href=\"https://youtu.be/0Tnf_EoKjhA\" target=\"_blank\">https://youtu.be/0Tnf_EoKjhA</a>",
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"content": "<a class=\"u-url mention\" href=\"https://www.minds.com/FutureShock\" target=\"_blank\">@FutureShock</a> if you see this, no hard feelings about the block. Feel free to engage on the below<br /><br />There seems to be two parts to this: the intrinsic morality of taxation and how it came about.<br /><br />It came about by duly elected officials starting the process and has remained by duly elected officials not repealing.<br /><br />Morality of taxation: **Taxes are absolutely used for immoral things. With that said, what is to be made of national defense in today's environment? Does this not take funding? Per the above point, is this not done with tacit voter approval via a system designed to be a representation of the whole without any one area dominating another?<br /><br />**doesn't this undermine my point about activities by elected representatives are moral? Not when the system is twisted (no signature needed when inserting modifications, calling a session when your opponents are unable to appear, breaking the constitution, lying, taking money/future promises for a vote, etc.)",
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"content": "@FutureShock if you see this, no hard feelings about the block. Feel free to engage on the below\n\nThere seems to be two parts to this: the intrinsic morality of taxation and how it came about.\n\nIt came about by duly elected officials starting the process and has remained by duly elected officials not repealing.\n\nMorality of taxation: **Taxes are absolutely used for immoral things. With that said, what is to be made of national defense in today's environment? Does this not take funding? Per the above point, is this not done with tacit voter approval via a system designed to be a representation of the whole without any one area dominating another?\n\n**doesn't this undermine my point about activities by elected representatives are moral? Not when the system is twisted (no signature needed when inserting modifications, calling a session when your opponents are unable to appear, breaking the constitution, lying, taking money/future promises for a vote, etc.)",
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"content": "Concerning masks:<br /><br />There are constitutional and jurisdictional (what powers lie with states and which are regulated by the fed) aspects to consider when talking about the forced wearing of masks, but there is a question even more fundamental - are they even effective.<br /><br />I'm not referring to their effectiveness in protecting the wearer but those around the wearer; since, depending on the outlet, this is their stated purpose. At first thought, at least mine anyway, this seemed like an inane question - obviously masks help because, \"it is known\" after all, right?<br /><br />[Placeholder] {<- this is where the link came from. If this is you (you made a post a couple months back with the below link), please let me know so I can provide credit where it is due}<br /><br /><a href=\"https://visionlaunch.com/more-than-a-dozen-credible-medical-studies-prove-face-masks-do-not-work-even-in-hospitals/\" target=\"_blank\">https://visionlaunch.com/more-than-a-dozen-credible-medical-studies-prove-face-masks-do-not-work-even-in-hospitals/</a><br /><br />There are many arguments as to why the findings are what they are. <a class=\"u-url mention\" href=\"https://www.minds.com/waimak_one\" target=\"_blank\">@waimak_one</a> holds a theory that is not as crazy as it first sounds (thanks again for the discussion). I am of the position that we have considerable ignorance on how the body works and that current theories misplace some to many sicknesses on viruses that may be caused by other issues, or a combination of issues. Regardless of the cause however, the findings of the studies do not follow what is understood to be reality.<br /><br />Getting back to masks - while constitutional and jurisdictional arguments are important to be had, for precedent if for nothing else, perhaps we shouldn't have even gotten there. Perhaps we first need to discuss these studies to determine what exactly they mean, if anything.",
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"content": "Concerning masks:\n\nThere are constitutional and jurisdictional (what powers lie with states and which are regulated by the fed) aspects to consider when talking about the forced wearing of masks, but there is a question even more fundamental - are they even effective.\n\nI'm not referring to their effectiveness in protecting the wearer but those around the wearer; since, depending on the outlet, this is their stated purpose. At first thought, at least mine anyway, this seemed like an inane question - obviously masks help because, \"it is known\" after all, right?\n\n[Placeholder] {<- this is where the link came from. If this is you (you made a post a couple months back with the below link), please let me know so I can provide credit where it is due}\n\nhttps://visionlaunch.com/more-than-a-dozen-credible-medical-studies-prove-face-masks-do-not-work-even-in-hospitals/\n\nThere are many arguments as to why the findings are what they are. @waimak_one holds a theory that is not as crazy as it first sounds (thanks again for the discussion). I am of the position that we have considerable ignorance on how the body works and that current theories misplace some to many sicknesses on viruses that may be caused by other issues, or a combination of issues. Regardless of the cause however, the findings of the studies do not follow what is understood to be reality.\n\nGetting back to masks - while constitutional and jurisdictional arguments are important to be had, for precedent if for nothing else, perhaps we shouldn't have even gotten there. Perhaps we first need to discuss these studies to determine what exactly they mean, if anything.",
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"content": "Concerto for 2 Violins, Strings and B.C. in D major RV 511<br />I. Allegro molto 0:01<br />II. Largo 4:56<br />III. Allegro 9:27<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak4o6haxqOw\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak4o6haxqOw</a>",
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"content": "Paused presses...<br /><br />Perhaps what follows has no correlation, but I have to believe there is something here. I have been stuck at a 315 max on bench for a long time - I just couldn't seem to get past it. My issue was definitely in the hole (bar goes down and touches the chest). I have always hated paused presses but decided to start doing them because that is obviously where my weakness was at. Before this I had tried a combination of heavy and light work.<br /><br />In a matter of roughly a month and a half, I am up to doing sets for 345 - 350. 225 x 17, 305 x 5 etc. <br /><br />If your weakness is pressing from the hole, give these a try. I started at 3 x 8 at 225. It was a struggle but I finished without a spot. The next week, I did 3 x 8 of 235. These were actually pretty easy. The following week, I was on vacation, so the one after that I did 3 x 8 of 245. The previous week, I did 3 x 8 of 255 and needed a touch on the last rep of the last set.<br /><br />This week, I took extra time due to a tender spot in my right chest, but was able to do 305 x 5 with a possible additional left in the tank. I was starting to feel it in my shoulder again so I stopped before hitting failure and that was the end of direct chest work.<br /><br />Hope this helps",
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"content": "Paused presses...\n\nPerhaps what follows has no correlation, but I have to believe there is something here. I have been stuck at a 315 max on bench for a long time - I just couldn't seem to get past it. My issue was definitely in the hole (bar goes down and touches the chest). I have always hated paused presses but decided to start doing them because that is obviously where my weakness was at. Before this I had tried a combination of heavy and light work.\n\nIn a matter of roughly a month and a half, I am up to doing sets for 345 - 350. 225 x 17, 305 x 5 etc. \n\nIf your weakness is pressing from the hole, give these a try. I started at 3 x 8 at 225. It was a struggle but I finished without a spot. The next week, I did 3 x 8 of 235. These were actually pretty easy. The following week, I was on vacation, so the one after that I did 3 x 8 of 245. The previous week, I did 3 x 8 of 255 and needed a touch on the last rep of the last set.\n\nThis week, I took extra time due to a tender spot in my right chest, but was able to do 305 x 5 with a possible additional left in the tank. I was starting to feel it in my shoulder again so I stopped before hitting failure and that was the end of direct chest work.\n\nHope this helps",
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"content": "To libertarians with beef with the \"social contract\" argument (<a class=\"u-url mention\" href=\"https://www.minds.com/mhtbm\" target=\"_blank\">@mhtbm</a>), what is the alternative? I understand, \"two consenting adults\" but what happens after for those situations involving more than two? How about for those just born or coming of age, just moving to an area, etc.<br /><br />Just came across a meme (tagged individual) talking about this and didn't think that was the place to hash out different worldviews haha. Genuinely curious if there is a libertarian solution to this.",
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"content": "To libertarians with beef with the \"social contract\" argument (@mhtbm), what is the alternative? I understand, \"two consenting adults\" but what happens after for those situations involving more than two? How about for those just born or coming of age, just moving to an area, etc.\n\nJust came across a meme (tagged individual) talking about this and didn't think that was the place to hash out different worldviews haha. Genuinely curious if there is a libertarian solution to this.",
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"content": "Planning on giving this a try to see if I can drop the need for glasses:<br /><br />\"Myopia: A Modern Yet Reversible Disease — Todd Becker, M.S. (AHS14)\"<br /><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Efg42-Qn0\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Efg42-Qn0</a>",
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"content": "Planning on giving this a try to see if I can drop the need for glasses:\n\n\"Myopia: A Modern Yet Reversible Disease — Todd Becker, M.S. (AHS14)\"\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Efg42-Qn0",
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"content": "Someone I greatly admire talking about natural rights in a very concise and simplistic way.",
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"content": "You seem to have a bug in your reporting tree. If something is marked as NSFW -> Nudity: \"Something went wrong with your submittal\"<br /><br />But, if I select NSFW -> Pornography: \"thanks for submitting...etc.\"<br /><br />seriously though, how do boosts get approved with that in them?",
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"content": "You seem to have a bug in your reporting tree. If something is marked as NSFW -> Nudity: \"Something went wrong with your submittal\"\n\nBut, if I select NSFW -> Pornography: \"thanks for submitting...etc.\"\n\nseriously though, how do boosts get approved with that in them?",
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