Dyslexic Cyborg (dyslexiccyborg)

Been thinking about how different the fitness optimisation equations is when you have a home gym. I've been pairing my workouts with cognitive tasks in 2 hours time blocks. Preforming super sets to fail of three exercises which takes only 4 to 7 minutes then going back to my cognitive tasks which gives me at least 25 minutes rest before repeating 2 more times before moving to the next set of exercise (I have 10 in total that I roatait through) I've noticed these extend rest times allow me to get in more total reps (going to fail) and I'm less sore. Plus is been great for my mental focus which was the main motivation for experimenting with pairing workouts and cognitive tasks. Feels like I'm onto a nice hack. Anyone have a similar routine or experience with home gym?

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If you're feeling down about the state of your life. Just remember your average Jo spends all their time online in groups where they are not even getting paid. Crazy when you really think about it. It's basically slave labour. Few.

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That technology/new ideas are the only variable that has driven humanity to a place of sustainable growth and enlightenment If removed we'd follow the same circular patterns of expansion and retraction that we see in the rest of nature Technologies, both physical and social are progress We should progress forward

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Not sure. I sometimes feel slightly more dissociated after the 3rd or 4th cup. But it won't stop me.

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Me to. Zero interest in gambling. But I know many of our economic systems are ripe for disruption and we have a new design space to try new shit. I don't know exactly what that thing I'm going to build is yet, or how I best contribute to the new. So for now I just watch and learn.

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Where do you see cabin in 3 years from now?

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