Mighty Mouse Without Exercise? Gizmag has a great article on a new pill that’s being developed to mimic the effects of exercise. SR9009 has been tested on mice and it’s result was a Mighty Mouse. The mice that have been administered the drug lost fat, gained lean muscle and performed much better at various exercises. Wouldn’t […]
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Is Censorship Good or Bad for our Children?
Everyday you can see examples of parents scolding their children for using “inappropriate” language. Parents are on their children’s asses when it comes to playing games or watching TV that is socially intended for an older audience. Are parents doing this because their parents did it to them? Do parents resort to censorship based on […]
How to Train for Sports Properly
The first thing most athletes are told is to avoid heavy weight lifting and that sports training should consist of training that targets strength, speed, stamina, flexibility and balance. Functional or explosive training is what most sports programs will offer you. In fact, this has only been popularized recently, after the whole aerobics boom of […]
Why do People Dislike Arrogance?
It’s almost like a crime to let arrogance go untouched these days. Any time a politician, athlete or Hollywood star displays the slightest bit of arrogance, people just want to see them burn in Hell. Why all the hate? I mean, the other day, Kim Kardashian put up a “selfie” on twitter that got many […]
Categorical Thinking is Where Problems Begin
X-MEN Days Of The Future Past Official Trailer Review
So the next X-Men movie is finally here. The title was a nostalgic blast from the 90’s. I’m getting flashbacks now of Bishop, Cable, Wolverine, Nimrod and Forge. Unfortunately, from the trailer it looks a bit different from the 90’s version of the episode named “Days Of The Future Past”. This isn’t to say that […]
More Calorie Counting Crap
One dimensional research or lack of research experience leads people to come up with videos like the one below. It’s a shame because calorie counting is unscientific, misleading and even dangerous to some people. There are plenty of studies actually showing problems with the calorie counting theory. Hopefully this bullshi’t can die in the near […]
Why Projection is a Big Mistake
Everyone projects, it’s almost as reflexive as blinking. This is a habit people develop early on in life. When it comes to simple things like the rules of the road, it’s fine. The problem with projection is when people predict situations or scenarios that have too much going on. Like assuming someone has foul or […]
Problem Solving 101 – How to Solve Any Problem
Let’s face it, people are having trouble solving simple problems. I mean shi’t, where did we go wrong? How did we mess up so bad when it comes to problem solving? Easy. Not every problem is as simple as 2+2. Effective problem solving isn’t reinforced enough in our society. Even the scientific method is half […]
Learning to say No
Learning to say no is a very important skill that is somewhat over looked in everyday life. The conventional habits of conversation usually end with an apology after the word “no”. It goes something like this: “Will you come to the movies with us tonight?” Subject: “I’m sorry, I have to do a ton of […]