Written on March 31, 2024 by KPBaumgardt
You can’t just pass on secret tips and tricks:
They might lose their effectiveness if they became generally and freely accessible.
Insider tips must be treated confidentially, so the recipients have to be very discreet about them; You have to know and check who you can pass on such secret information to. You first have to understand “weight loss tips for everyday life”, otherwise I can only publish “unknown and unnoticed tips”, which are “quasi-secret tips”:
„Our results suggest that short nocturnal sleep duration could be a modifiable risk factor for obesity. It is possible that this association may be stronger among men and subjects who experienced previous weight gain. Additionally, siesta might be a novel and independent protective factor for obesity; however, confirmatory studies are needed.“
The machine translation is:
“Our results suggest that short nighttime sleep duration may be a modifiable risk factor for obesity. It is possible that this association is more pronounced in men and those with previous weight gain. Furthermore, siesta may be a novel and independent protective factor for obesity; However, confirmatory studies are needed.” (from: “Lunch breaks make you slim”)
We already knew that “sleeping behavior” (and if you don’t know what that means, create a list of 20 points related to “nocturnal activity” and post it in the comment field) belongs to the area of “healthy lifestyle/health”. the ancient Greeks, who strived for a “balance” between waking and sleeping, and in this country there is the Schopenhauer aphorism “Sleep is to all people what winding is to the clock.”
So let’s realize that sleep disorders and eating disorders probably not only have the word “disorder” in common, but also fears, disappointments, remedies that “comfort” and sometimes disturbed relationships. It is also “disturbed” if you cannot be happy about losing weight or if “abstinence” is perceived as “no reason to be proud”.
Pride, hubris and “vain self-reflection” along with associations such as “pride comes before a fall” are ostracized, but admired in “successful people” and “scientifically” located close to “narcissism”.
“Today, a certain level of narcissism is granted to everyone who has to compete with others. In the modern attention economy, success cannot be achieved without self-aggrandizement and self-aggrandizement, because the attention of others is the capital that pays the best interest.”
Somehow we all have reasons to feel a “healthy pride” in ourselves – where moderate pride, “healthy self-confidence” is missing, there would be reason for interventions and reasons that speak for a lifestyle change, including in the environment.
The best collection of tips will be of no use when it’s actually about life prospects.
Themenwechsel:
“I would rather have an image with pixel noise than no image at all”
The quote comes from a YOUTUBer who lectured about the limits of recording technology; The illustrative photo is mine and shows the said “pixel noise”. With analogue cameras, the effect was called “the appearance of grain”, it only happened rarely, and the countermeasures were different.
The “pixelated” photo is just a section of the background of a portrait, “shot” with a modern and compact autofocus zoom, in which the automatic functions make many things possible that might not be possible manually or analogue.
The old technology can still be adapted to the new – there are adapters for that, and we see one here, attached to a camera that may be 11 years old. On it, in turn, is a post-war lens that found its way from Japan to “D” and was usually unaffordable at the time.
When we look into the lens we see the aperture, which corresponds to the iris of the human eye. The light intensity of a lens is influenced by the aperture, but also by the focal length, and a “reduced” photo sensor “enlarges” the focal length. In this combination, the “normal lens” shown becomes a “light”, still very fast telephoto lens.
The future of food photography is diverse: the artificial fish printing company is dependent on its files, and such needs could increase. Just telling people about salmon-colored spread is not enough, you also have to be able to show something:
Given the “list of ingredients” for this spread, the question arises as to whether the term “hummus” is still permitted here or whether the definition of hummus needs to be expanded.
The gelatinous consistency of the jar contents comes from chicken skin and bones. “Animal in a spread” is not a taboo when it comes to sausage spreads; when it comes to “predominantly plant-based and sustainable” we don’t have a drawer to categorize, so to speak.
I hope you have fun classifying the following photo –
While the Easter Bunny is still hiding colorful eggs (it’s supposed to be an archaic fertility cult), I still have time to develop vegan patties with a fibrous consistency and a similar meat taste. Compared to industrially produced “nuggets”, something like this is sensationally sustainable.
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