He’s not Jon Hamm living in the bubble, is he?

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It literally everyone, but in America, close enough that no one has to eat the ass of a wonderbread loaf. Cultural attitudes teaching children to always finish what’s on their plates is an artifact and causing more problems than it’s helping.

Why? We live in a world of material abundance where the bigger problem is eating too much food rather than not enough. Why force them to eat food that both unappetizing and not particularly nutritious?

A traditional Ragu Bolognese has a good amount of blended carrot and celery

Seems like hip hop is underrepresented in your sample. Many major acts are on the periphery. Wu Tang clan is connected only to Rage Against the Machine and on the other end from the other rappers who seem to only be connected with each other through Eminem.

With Aramco, they generally just have to dig a hole in the ground with a shovel and oil comes gushing out. But it is true that the House of Saud has been pretty good at taking care of the goose that lays the golden eggs. Let’s if that stays the case after MBS overturns the old system.

Equinor is more the exception that proves the rule when it comes to national oil companies. They’re even competitive in producing resources outside of Norway!

With both Pemex and PSVSA, you see production collapsing due to a combination of cronyism, corruption, lack of investment, generally too many people with their hands in the pot and lack of foreign competition to keep things honest. PDVSA is even worse off because of nationalizations and all the other problems with the Venezuelan economy.

I was rowing for an hour a day for more than a year when I started squats and deadlifts. A heavy set of 3-5 would almost knock me out.

Dr Mike Israetel talks about this a lot.

This is good advice if you’re young and a beginner, but might not necessarily make sense if you’re older or if you’re past the beginner stage, depending on what your goals are.

The issue with the major compound lifts is that they build up a ton of fatigue and some injury risk. You really won’t be able to do it more than two or three times a week.

With more targeted lifts, you can get plenty of muscle stimulus, with less fatigue. Which can be be very useful if you’re going for muscle size.

That was true of most medieval armies, including the Crusaders.

They don’t care about cricket at all.

There’s a separate question as to why they don’t better at football/soccer, though.

How does a country of 50 million, where cricket is the number two or three sport beat a country of 250 million, where cricket is indisputably the number one sport??

Bronze was easier (as in actually possible, given technologies at the time) to form into large homogenous pieces like that, but let’s not forget that bronze was really expensive. One of the incentives for developing him iron casting technology in the 18th century was that while bronze cannons were better than iron cannons, bronze was way more expensive.