Greg wrote:
A few on here were obviously quite jealous about my tremendous tv script so they had to attack it.
They thought it was either satire or comedy.
Greg wrote:
A few on here were obviously quite jealous about my tremendous tv script so they had to attack it.
They thought it was either satire or comedy.
Greg wrote:
sub sub elite local hobby jogger wrote:
How's the movie coming along, Greg?
I see signs my tv pilot is progressing every day.
I notice times that end in '7' because I make the correlation between a 747 jumbo jet and the fact I've written a pilot.
I was talking today with someone I know and happened to message this person twice at times ending in a 7.
They replied to me in a time also ending in a '7'.
I made no effort to message them at that specific time and nor did they to me.
It just happened that way.
Odds of all three of these messages being sent at this particular time are 1 in a thousand.
The odds are actually much longer but still not as long as "Alive" hitting the charts.
I can't wait until I am in NYC or Los Angeles to work on this project.
The part where he uses the Bible and Torah pretty much takes away any credibility the guy has.
Odds are 1 in a thousand.
1/10 x 1/10 x 1/10 = 1/1000.
I don't care much about Alive but it still could chart. You never know.
At least I have written songs.
That's more than what many people can say.
getting old wrote:
Ghnbdhjfh wrote:
Sleep
Fast
Exercise
Get uncomfortable (heat/cold exposure)
Eat whole, real food
Don’t smoke
What he/she said above and keep your weight at your minimum healthy weight. Caloric restriction has been tested on multiple species other than humans and increases longevity in all of them.
And what percentage of studies or methods in animal models translate 1:1 to humans?
Fasting? doubt it
Why would getting uncomfortable from heat/cold be beneficial? What is the physiological mechanism?
Same question re: fasting.
He's a smart guy in my mind.
If that is your first impression and it turns you away from him, so be it.
I am not terribly knowledgable on the Bible/Torah.
He only uses them as examples.
He doesn't specifically imply people did live those lifespans.
fisky wrote:
I haven't read Braden's books. I might check them out. It's not really a new concept. Deepak Chopra wrote some similar stuff.
I collaborated with a scientist on an antiaging book a few years ago. I could explain aging, but it would take a while. Basically, humans (and most other species) evolved to perform three primary functions as efficiently as possible: to grow to sexual maturity, to reproduce, and to survive long enough for their progeny to survive on their own. All other functions, such as longevity, was a byproduct.
We are still in the 1st generation of antiaging (testosterone, hGH injections, etc). Within twenty years we should be able to reverse aging to a significant degree. Within 40 years, it could be commonplace.
The 34-year-old OP could live well past 100 and remain healthy during those years, provided he takes care of himself until these coming breakthroughs become mainstream.
Bunk!
YMMV wrote:
Here is a litmus test I employ: What is your capacity to exercise, while fasted, with minimal disruption of sleep, mood or overall health. An easy assessment of durability that I conduct on a daily and weekly basis.
Cool story daddy
The Shartwell Institute wrote:
The odds are actually much longer but still not as long as "Alive" hitting the charts.
How will you feel if Alive does chart?
Maybe you'll post under your registered handle instead of hiding in the shadows..
Easy to troll anonymously..
To write and release a song takes a bit of confidence which it sounds like you may lack or envy..
Just a thought..
This may be my 3rd or 4th release of Alive on LRC, lol.
https://open.spotify.com/album/2Qc3k89T9RYEpY6tJdSo3R
Link should work
Enjoy
Greg wrote:
How will you feel when Alive charts?
Just a thought..
well no wrote:
YMMV wrote:
Here is a litmus test I employ: What is your capacity to exercise, while fasted, with minimal disruption of sleep, mood or overall health. An easy assessment of durability that I conduct on a daily and weekly basis.
Cool story daddy
You should be so lucky.
Lose the fanny pack and compression socks, for starters. And quit jacking the waistline of your shorts half the way up to your armpits.
What will happen wrote:
Will overpopulation become a problem?
Or is it more likely we’ll have massive wars that will wipe out millions? It certainly doesn’t seem like we’re becoming more peaceful.
Yes, definitely. Remember in 20 years time and your decrepit 90 year old mother or grandmother is begging you to buy the anti-aging pills that could restore her back to her 35 year old self, you HAVE to tell her - 'Sorry dear, but you have to die so that women in Tanzania and Bangladesh can continue having 20 babies each. Otherwise, there will no room on the planet. I remember somebody posted on a running forum 20 years ago about how soon there was going to be pills that would reverse aging and hundreds of millions of elderly lives could be saved and restored to healthy and youthful states, and I was the very, very , very, very first person in history to have the IQ to raise the deeply thought out and clever objection that 'wouldn't overpopulation become a problem?' Since that day, I've been watching you slowly decline into degrading old age and get ever closer to all your life, and memories and loves and hates turning into dust, and whenever I've felt sympathy for you I just think about that family in Bangladesh that has to pump out 20 more inbred basket cases that I will gladly support through my taxes going to overseas aid.'
killermike wrote:
We actually are getting much more peaceful. The number of deaths due to war has been on a pretty steady decline since WW2.
your link shows the opposite. Total deaths are in a temporarily trough after steadily increasing toward the world-war outliers, and battle deaths are already rising again.
But more importantly, it shows that more wars are occurring. If they are not as deadly as the world wars were, that is because the major powers that fought the world wars have hesitated to escalate things to a nuclear war. That denser cluster of dots on the right of the graph shows post-war chaos, and their effect goes beyond the deaths to the poverty and low quality of life in the failed states they produce.
Another reason the dots are smaller is that medical intervention is vastly improved, and tactics have adapted to that by using small arms to wound rather than kill enemy soldiers so their resources are tapped to evacuate them. Not more peaceful, just less deadly, and only until the nukes fly.
Greg wrote:
This may be my 3rd or 4th release of Alive on LRC, lol.
https://open.spotify.com/album/2Qc3k89T9RYEpY6tJdSo3RLink should work
Enjoy
Does it have two views on youtube yet?
Greg wrote:
sub sub elite local hobby jogger wrote:
How's the movie coming along, Greg?
I see signs my tv pilot is progressing every day.
I notice times that end in '7' because I make the correlation between a 747 jumbo jet and the fact I've written a pilot.
I was talking today with someone I know and happened to message this person twice at times ending in a 7.
They replied to me in a time also ending in a '7'.
I made no effort to message them at that specific time and nor did they to me.
It just happened that way.
Odds of all three of these messages being sent at this particular time are 1 in a thousand.
So you're insane?
Greg wrote:
Odds are 1 in a thousand.
1/10 x 1/10 x 1/10 = 1/1000.
However, the chances of some freak occurrence happening every day of your life are very high.
RUN