There's seems to be a steep cultural learning-curve there. How long did it take for you to get fully acclimated? We have a friend whose taught in Tokyo for almost thirty years and he says there are still

As someone whose had a few direct experiences I know they're real and they've been here with humanity for a long time. I think they may be directly influencing our evolution as well. I believe you're right,

Cathedral Hill's homes are, mostly, intact now. There were lots of abandoned mansions there between the 1960's and mid-1970's though. If things continue to go as they are now though we'll probably see

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

That's awesome. It's so good to push ourselves out of our comfort zones. Hmm, I'm not sure why the pre-order isn't showing on your end. I bet you're right, I bet Amazon restricts certain markets. It's

I know! I see people masking up here all the time when they're alone and outdoors. I don't get it either. I think it just provides them with a false sense of security. I think some people have contracted

The Coinbase hack was deeply concerning and a good argument against KYC. It's usually worse than the "hackee" claims it is and I think that's probably the case here. I was listening to the JRE

Absolutely. Most of it I declined. Five recommended vaccinations (Covid, Flu, Pneumonia, Shingles, RSV), a cologuard test, and a CT scan so we have a "baseline" calcium score for arterial plaque

That would drive me crazy too! I hope you heal up soon!

How amazing that you said "yes" to this experience! That took courage. I think the different generations have a whole lot to teach each other as they interact.

It's sad to see so many of these older places in the UK in various states of ruin. Renovating one of these would have to be a true labor of love because, financially, it rarely makes sense. An entire section

I felt my voice wobble slightly. I tried to reign myself in, the last thing I needed was Dr Scribble taking advantage of me when I was weak. You know what Doctors are like, give them an inch and they will

Good! When I'm feeling stressed or defeated I always ask myself "Will this matter in twenty years?" As it turns out "no" is often the answer I come up with. That helps to put things

That's so true! This is such a powerful mentality that allows us to escape a lot of shackles in our life. So many people walk around with a victimhood mentality these days and all that does is keep us

Thank you! Yes, in my (almost) 54 years of life I remember such a long parade of such "miracle remedies" and diets. I think a simple life is best, one where we follow our passions and curiosity—a

Oh absolutely. Many times Big Pharma creates a fictional condition/problem then they sell the solution. That solution leads to more problems and then they sell you the "solutions" for those too.

Amen to all of what you said! Fad diets. are almost always proven wrong after enough time passes (and those who started the diets get sufficiently rich). I think it's best to eat a variety of fresh, whole

I have a few things I struggle with in that regard. We found these delicious chicken chips that taste like a combination of potato chips and fried chicken skin. I have to put a portion on a plate and close

There's a whole lot of truth in that! I went for my annual physical about a week ago and can see just one "preventative" touch-point with the medical system turns into a slew of other appointments

Very true! I think humans are meant to be omnivores, eating a variety of things according to their proper season. The well balanced Mediterranean diet is the one my diet resembles most. Have a wonderful