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Most people around 50 years old that I know already have a decent amount of muscle, so not being able to easily put more on isn't really a deal-breaker. It's the fat side of the equation that's the real problem. By the age of 50, it seems that most people have very entrenched eating patterns...

The concept would probably yield some serious overall benefits if they changed the exercise to doing one single barbell squat.

I just saw this bit of news this morning, which is huge in my opinion. Having a company like KPMG essentially validate Bitcoin by purchasing some for their corporate treasury is going to give executives from other companies the confidence to do the same. Furthermore, KPMG is a financial services...

Your logic is something else. Meanwhile, the criminals continue to steal cars from innocent people who are so stupid to buy cars. and they continue to steal cash from innocent people who are so stupid to have cash on hand. and they continue to steal jewelry from the stupid people that...

That one was from way back!

This one? https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/favorite-financial-markets-movies-and-series.343906/

I've covered that base with her before, but she never has what it takes to just start. I read a book called "Change" years ago and this is what it said "Most people have the knowledge to change. But knowledge is not enough. It's only when the knowledge is paired up with emotion that real change...

I agree with his general premise but here's the question: Where does one get the drive to compete with one's self over the course of a lifetime? When I get into discussions about health & fitness with friends and family members, it's like everybody nods their heads up and down acting like they...

I removed the link in the first post above due to it being fraudulent. All members with crypto please be aware that any site or youtube channel offering a giveaway that requires you to send crypto coins first in order to have the number of coins you sent multiplied and sent back to you ARE A...

I might need somebody to interpret his post. I think he's been at the pub too long tonight.

I use mine to drown out the sounds of my bulldog snoring on the floor beside the bed. :D

What do you mean by "highly questionable means to verify blocks"?

ETH is probably the one that's in the most danger of never seeing an all-time high again. There's too many competitors with superior technology. First of all, it's looking pretty obvious that Ethereum will never be able to perform any decent level of scale without the Polygon bolt-on. So while...

I sure hope many coins disappear. There's just way too many out there right now. I think if some regulation drops deeming most coins as securities, a lot of them will go **poof**. I just bought $70k worth of FTM yesterday in another account. After watching some videos on their use of Directed...

No, it's way more than 1 or 2 percent. More like 70%, so I think that would definitely put me in the camp of believer instead of bet hedger. So I'm not just some nerd trying to defend Bitcoin for the sake of arguing; I'm actually putting my money where my mouth is. Keep in mind that the...

I finally got a buddy for my bulldog Gage. Say hello to Nora. She's a cutie. :thumbsup:

Most people are terrified at the thought of getting Covid. Not me. Every time I survive the latest strain of the deadly Covid-19 virus, I just give myself a trophy. I'm really stacking them up now. :D

Paris isn't exactly what I'd call the technology capital of the world so I'm not surprised.

I have never said that Bitcoin is more ubiquitous than the major fiat currencies. Your constant comparing of bitcoin's relatively low usage in payments compared to fiats is so ridiculous. The entire Bitcoin network is only a decade old for crying out loud. If you wait around for Bitcoin to be...

No sponsor in the history of ET has ever been booted off the site faster than him.