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Yes! It's a much needed break from presidential election material. Ayn Rand part 4 would be great also; I'd like to hear about what happened with the Nathaniel Branden excommunication episode.

Personally, I had a physical reaction when I accepted libertarian ideas. I distinctly remember feeling nauseous and having a migraine after reading Ron Paul for the first time and realizing he was correct. Then, the same thing happened when I found Stefan's videos and watched his videos on anarchy and realized he was correct. Could be a weird coincidence I guess, but I've always thought it was interesting. I think the case could be made that reaction was psychosomatic.

kinobody.com https://kinobody.com/workouts-and-exercises/henry-cavill-workout/ He designs workouts specifically for what you want. Lift heavy with low reps, reduce calories using intermittent fasting.

Awesome! Thank you Crallask, that was driving me nuts.

On a recent podcast, Stefan read a fantastic poem, but I can't remember the title or who wrote it. Does anyone know the one I'm talking about? I think it was about living life to the fullest or something along those lines.

Graham, on 28 Sept 2015 - 10:22 AM, said: In my experience in high school and middle school, the girls who got pregnant were almost always fatter or less attractive. I can't recall the most beautiful and sought after girls ever getting pregnant. Does anyone else's experience back this up?

Mastery-Robert Greene Weapons of Mass Instruction-John Gatto Street Smarts, Hot Commodities-Jim Rogers David and Goliath-Malcolm Gladwell Reminiscences of a Stock Operator-Edwin Lefevre Market Wizards-Jack Schwager Lying-Sam Harris

The argument that attaining a lean, muscular physique necessarily comes at the expense of learning and expanding your mind is ridiculous. In order to develop muscle and gain strength consistently, you only need to work out around 3x a week for 45 minutes to an hour. So is it really that difficult to spend 3 hours a week at a gym? You can even listen to audiobooks and podcasts while working out--I do it all the time, Stefan even podcasted from a gym.

Sam Harris: "if you are an anarchist, you are either 50 or 100 years before your time or you are an imbecil." Sam then proceeds to talk to Joe Rogan for 2 hours about the ethical, political, and economic implications of creating conscious machines that will take over the world--and the possibility of uploading human consciousness into them.