In this issue:
Good News | Product Highlight | Brainpower | Finances | Security | Health/Fitness |
Factoid | Thought 4 the Day
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1. Good News
Item 1. By egregiously abusing her role as Speaker of the House, Nancy
"Nutcase" Pelosi has long been a scourge for the American economy, civil
liberties, and the rule of law. Her latest misconduct was so over the top, even
the clueless voters in her Congressional district may have finally had enough.
She's up for re-election this November and if her "constituents" have any brains
whatsoever she will not return to Congress. In the meantime, her misconduct has
many Democrats cringing. People are writing to their Representatives and asking
for them to remove Pelosi as Speaker. That would be good news, indeed. It would
be really good news if they found another Speaker like LBJ (worked well with
Ike) or Tip O'Neill (worked well with Reagan); sadly, the Democratic Party seems
to have purged itself of such leaders.
Item 2. The many inconsistencies in the CV-19 shutdown have many medical
experts questioning whether it even helps. Some have concluded it does
not. And this makes sense, if you consider that people are shopping at all the
big stores and not dropping like flies. The shutdown has been enforced against
small businesses, primarily. So if the shutdown is allegedly necessary, why is
it so haphazardly applied? And what about the immunity-reducing effects of
social isolation and subsisting on canned food? Many state governments are now
asking these questions. The libtards excoriated President Trump for
extrapolating from these facts that rolling back the shutdown is probably a good
idea. The good news is that some serious thinking is going on. That is rare, and
for it to happen is always good news.
Item 3. For purposes of preventing the spread of CV-19, it would have
cost less and been more effective for the federal government to buy and destroy
all processed food (once it's processed, it's no longer food). The good news is
that's not what happened. How can that possibly be good news, considering the
death toll and economic damage of the failed strategy the government did use?
(And the death toll and economic damage from widespread consumption of processed
food)?
Because there is not enough of a food supply (real food) for everyone. Those who have
chosen to live the disease lifestyle, if forced to switch over to eating real
food, would have instigated massive starvation. We need to build up our food
supply over time, living for now with the consequences of the processed food
problem. Among those consequences are runaway medical costs, lower productivity,
higher absenteeism, and epidemics like this one. But perhaps a few million
disease lifestyle people got a wake-up call from the CV-19 epidemic and will
start the push toward making the eating of real food the rule instead of the
exception that it is. That would be exceptionally good news.
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3. Brainpower tip
Many business books discuss the groundbreaking work of Daniel Kahneman, and for
good reason. Kahneman is noted for his work in judgment and decision-making,
perhaps most famously for the book "Fast Brain, Slow Brain." In this column, I
have mentioned effective IQ many times. People who can score above average on a
written IQ test nonetheless may exhibit an extremely low IQ when confronted with
real-world situations. People do profoundly stupid things, you can ascribe to them a
negative IQ; they are literally dumber than a rock. The main culprit in the
low effective IQ scenario is the person does not stop to think. There is just no
thinking, simply reacting. The fast brain makes a decision based on a pattern or
memory that may or may not fit. Logic isn't processed, so irrational behavior
often results.
It's not that the person is actually that stupid. It's that the person has
failed to choose to be smart. When a person makes the conscious choice to slow
down and look at the situation, the slow brain can become engaged. This is where
thinking takes place.
Sometimes, you want that fast brain in charge. For example, you walk out in
front of a car, see it, and suddenly jump back. If you'd taken the time to mull
over the situation, you'd have been run over. Sometimes, you want that slow
brain in charge. When are those times? All times other than times of imminent
danger. If there is a need to react without thinking, then react without
thinking. If there is not a need to react without thinking, that's what most
people do anyhow. They do it because they feel anxious, or they feel rushed, or
they are just not in the habit of thinking. Even people who are in the habit of
thinking will react if they are in a heightened emotional state (good or bad).
It follows that if you deliberately make a point of slowing down to think,
you raise your effective IQ. People who are under pressure are told to "take a
breath" or "count to three". Why? It redirects their focus from feeling to
thinking. This is good advice. Try it the next time you are under pressure or in
some way feel you need to make an instant decision when there isn't a need to
react instantly. The more you practice thinking, the easier it becomes for you
to go into slow brain mode.
And let me clarify. Slow brain is not slow in the sense that you are thinking
slowly. Under fast brain, you simply aren't thinking. Under slow brain, you may
be thinking very quickly.
Consider an argument between spouses. If both are in fast brain mode, it
degenerates into a trading of insults and a shouting match. Both regret the
stupid, mean things they said. Let's say the husband is in slow brain mode. The
wife sees yet another mess he made, and angrily calls him a slob. Instead of
reacting with an insult of his own, he takes a breath. He looks at the mess. Did
I leave that? What kind of message am I sending when I do that? He then says to
her, "I hear you. And I apologize. Let me clean that up."
Suppose you work for an abusive boss. You work hard on a project, and instead
of thanking you he yet again yells at you for something trivial. Fast brain says
to tell him where to shove his job, and walk off. Slow brain, take a breath,
says to stand up to him. So you say, "Phil, I appreciate that you have a
department to run. But if you want to keep running it, you need to have a
different attitude toward the employees the company has entrusted you with. I
worked hard on this project. Can you tell me one thing you like about the work I
did?" Fast brain would have given Phil even more power over you. Slow brain just
showed Phil who is really in charge. And he'd better not forget it! |
4. Finance tip
Nancy "Nutcase" plays a large and destructive role in all of our lives.
Presently, she is obstructing relief to small businesses that have been
devastated by the over-reaction to the CV-19 virus. She is very wealthy and can
afford to go without federal relief (plus she gets a federal paycheck no matter
what). You can see the YouTube video where she's showing off her fancy
refrigerator with $14 tubs of ice cream.
She does not care that people are now starving thanks to the shutdown (you
can find the videos about this on YouTube) with no relief or support from
Congress.
Nutcase also believes that violent criminals should be protected from their
intended victims rather than the other way around, except her royal highness has
the protection of armed security provided to her at taxpayer expense. She is
holding the process hostage to extort economy-damaging, job-killing demands to
advance her own agenda.
If the Democratic Party has any conscience whatsoever, it will find a
different person to serve as Speaker of the House. She is second in line to
become POTUS. That thought should terrify any American citizen.
The finance tip?
Write to your Congressional representative:
- If that person is a Democrat, ask that person to stand up to Pelosi and
demand she step down.
- If that person is a Republican, ask that person to reach across the
aisle (why is there an aisle in the first place?) and offer support to any
Democrats who help replace Pelosi with someone who is sane.
Then write to President Trump and ask him to ensure that he and VP Pence are
NEVER even in the same time zone while Pelosi is Speaker. That way, of something
happens to the President it won't also take out the VP and put this crazy woman
in the White House. She belongs in a padded cell. |
5. Security tip
6. Health tip/Fitness tips
Photo taken a couple of weeks after my 59th birthday.
Note that the information provided here will likely conflict with the "fad
of the moment" and other unsustainable, unproductive ways of looking at
health and fitness. Article appears below.
During the shutdown, I've been climbing on a wall I built in my backyard:
https://youtu.be/gH86p-E32-8
See
all of my climbing videos here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCyb67uKOxW_TsG6BVPbBIQ/videos |
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The Invincible Immune System, Part 1 I have not been sick since
1971, despite having been born with an immune deficiency that lasted over 50
years. While my title is a bit hyped up (invincibility never truly exists),
it's not far off. One reason that CV-19 became a pandemic is the vast
majority of people have weak immune systems. In China, for example, the air
and water are heavily contaminated. People there have low immunity due to
those two factors alone. But in many countries, the air and water are not
nearly as contaminated. In the USA, for example, our air and water are far
cleaner than what Chinese people endure.
And yet, immunity is low in the USA. People often "catch colds" and
visiting the doctor is so commonplace that "we" call it "health care" (a
lie) and pay exorbitant rates for symptom treatments. Then of course, there
are the billions of dollars spent each year on over the counter medications.
In this multi-part series, I will share with you the concepts behind how
I transformed my immune system from weak to super-powered. Here are the
upcoming topics:
The Invincible Immune System, Part 2: Food. This was my first discovery.
I read this in Reader's Digest or somewhere when I was 6 or 7, "You are what
you eat." I seriously examined what I was eating. When my 9th birthday was
coming up, myk mom asked me what kind of cake I wanted and I said cake was
junk food and I did not want it. See this issue's Good News column for a
related comment.
The Invincible Immune System, Part 3: Liquids. Most Americans are
dehydrated. It's due to a combination of factors. Carrying a bottle of water
around is not the answer. I will tell you what is.
The Invincible Immune System, Part 4: Hygiene. This discussion may make
some readers uncomfortable, but it's important. I have observed hygiene
habits of many people over the years, not to judge but to learn. As a kid,
for example, I spit all the time just as my dad did. But I noticed not
everyone spit. Could there be a reason? How people wash (or don't), when and
with what, all come into play.
The Invincible Immune System, Part 5: Avoidance. This was my second
discovery. I had grown up with relatives who drank out of each other's
glasses or put their fork into the common serving dish. These and other
behaviors needlessly introduce pathogens.
The Invincible Immune System, Part 6: Environment. Do you use bleach or
Lysol in your home? These and most cleaning products reduce immunity. How
clean are your sheets? How clean is the air you breath indoors?
The Invincible Immune System, Part 7: Nutrients and supplements. Which
foods hugely boost immunity and should be focused on during an epidemic?
Which vitamins, minerals, and supplements actually work toward strengthening
your immune system (hint: Vitamin C is not even close to being the whole
story).
The Invincible Immune System, Part 8: Rest, emotional maturity, and
mental attitude. Sleep deprivation dramatically lowers immunity, but it is a
normal condition for most people. Being emotionally mature is something that
does not happen on its own, and for most people it never happens--I'll
provide some tips to fix this. The right mental attitude is key, and I'll
explain what it is and how to make it the attitude you have.
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7. Factoid
There is a black hole at the center of every galaxy,
including our own. And the ratio of black hole mass to galaxy mass is consistent
across all galaxies. The mass ratio is similar to the mass ratio of a grape to
the earth. That relatively tiny black hole appears to control the size and even
shape of the galaxy surrounding it. |
8. Thought for the Day
For most people, the only time they "see the handwriting on
the wall" is when they are in a public restroom. Be alert to signs that bad
things are coming, and prepare accordingly. |
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The views expressed in this e-newsletter are generally not shared by criminals, zombies, or brainwashed individuals.
Except where noted, this e-newsletter is entirely the work of Mark Lamendola. Anything presented as fact can be independently verified. Often, sources are given; but where not given, they are readily available to anyone who makes the effort.
Mark provides information from either research or his own areas of established expertise. Sometimes, what appears to be a personal opinion is the only possibility when applying sound logic--reason it out before judging! (That said, some personal opinions do appear on occasion).
The purpose of this publication is to inform and empower its readers (and save you money!).
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