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I stand by my statement. There is no other way to understand the race interjection in a Greek story.

It's sad actually. I'm a student of history. This is some woke revisionist history. But why though? So you can enjoy loud booms in a theater? There need to be consequences for misrepresentation of historical accounts.

You don't understand. Why does he have 3 lines and 30 seconds of screen time?

In a Greek mythology/literary epic?

Why?

You know the answer.

Dulo dot tv

No thanks. I will judge it with my wallet.

This movie is an injustice to Homer for the sake of a vanity award. I know you don't care, but I do.

Fyi the movie is already on the High Seas.

Watched it last night. 6/10. Would not watch again. I'd actually go see it in a theater if it wasn't so obnoxiously woke. Literally rolled my eyes multiple times for the race interjection in the first act alone. Embarrassingly ridiculous and ruins the immersion. Won't get my money. Should have focused more on the gods/mythology. I feel like a high school English lit project could have told the story better.

Per ChatGPT (I have not checked the sources):

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The Basics:

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is critical for mitochondrial function, energy production, and DNA repair. Think of it as cellular fuel for cleanup and longevity processes (like sirtuin activation).

With age, NAD+ levels tank. Supplements aim to raise it.

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Pros & Cons:

Compound Pros Cons

NAD+ Direct delivery Poor oral bioavailability
NMN Well-studied, effective Regulatory grey area (FDA cracked down on it as a “drug”)
NR Clean supply chain, patented, GRAS status May be less effective in muscle/brain
NMNH Promising speed & redox benefits Little to no human research, redox concerns

Final Skeptical Thought:

Boosting NAD+ indiscriminately is not a silver bullet. If the mitochondria are damaged or overloaded (e.g., by toxins, chronic stress, or poor sleep), you're just throwing more workers into a broken factory.

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I'm holding off on it until more research, but following this thread.

I haven't used the Inspire 2 or any other tracker for that matter, but the Inspire 3 had been great for me. I'm not a watch guy, or any accessories really, but this has been a great fitness tracker for me. It's a low profile band that gets phone notifications which is all I need. I found I've been leaving my phone behind around the house instead of checking for missed calls/texts so often, which is an added bonus. I think it was $75 on sale.

7+ day battery life. The app works great. Tracks GPS off your phone, otherwise the Charge model has built in, but wider band style. Plenty of band options on Amazon. I got a stretch band and I just slide it off before getting into the sauna to top off the charge every so often, otherwise I just check the app in the morning for sleep score, and usually at night to review metrics. I think Garmin and Samsung have something similar, but haven't needed to look in the last year.

Yes. Basically an elimination diet. I've since added dairy, fruit, and some vegetables. I do take vitamins/supplements as insurance.

I've never felt better.

Ivy is a frat bar. Johnny's is an iconic cougar bar. Never heard of Thirsty. I lived down there pre East Andrews. Could of been me, blackout drunk on my own accord many a times.

Tart cherry juice. Seriously. You'll thank me later.

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I would set my cruise on 80 and have people passing me on the right and left

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If you are getting passed on the right, you should be castrated.