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Comment · 1 month ago
This holds true across so many fields. I believe parts of this is in play in physical space as well. When breaking the World deadlift record. 500kgs seemed impossible until someone broke the barrier. Then suddenly others follow. Sub 10 seconds 100 meter was out of reach at some point. Bolts 9.58 seems almost impossible to beat and maybe that is why it isn't. There are of course barriers to physical performance, but I would agree that the general sentiment on where they are play a larger role in placing them than the actual limitations.
Comment · 6 months ago
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Comment · 7 months ago
I have added the two works mentioned in the post by Kuhn and Fayerabend to my reading list. I have read some of Greabers work and while idealistic/unrealistic in some parts I really like the antidote to "popular" thoughts/theory. Can you recommend other books/works? I have "Small is Beautiful" on my reading list already. I wanted to read it after Conviviality, but never got to it after I abandoned Conviviality - but your mention of it moved it up my list.
Comment · 8 months ago
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Comment · 8 months ago
There is use and there is overuse. What you are also seeing is lifestyle and socioeconomic influences. Construction workers are not necessarily in the highest income bracket, may not have the same access to healthcare or have the mental, physical or economical bandwidth to take extra good care of their body.
Comment · 9 months ago
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Comment · 9 months ago
Any tips on how to find those people or discussions?
Comment · 9 months ago
I did not know about that feature - thanks a lot for sharing!
Comment · 9 months ago
I really like it! Sometimes I just want to read something random and sampling from small personal websites is a great way to discover new people to follow.
Comment · 9 months ago
Thanks a lot for reading! And even going further and reading other posts than the one linked. I have corrected the typo - thank also for pointing that out.
Yes motorcycles are quite the joy! I am glad to hear of your discovery of that fact. I am a bit envious of you being in Portugal as I would expect the weather to allow for driving all year round?
Funny - for me it is the other way round. I always think of bikes even though I of course know of the underwear brand as well :)
Comment · 9 months ago
I get your point. But it depends on how you read it. If I get joy out of writing then I would not consider that a waste :)
Comment · 9 months ago
Thank you very much for your kind words. I think that I have finally reconciled with myself that I will primarily be sharing images on my own website and not social media, even though that may mean that very few people see it. So I am glad to hear you saw some and liked them :)
Comment · 9 months ago
I think you hit the nail on the head here and something else I seem to struggle a bit with. I am very good at reading, thinking, contemplating. But I need to get more out of my head - from lack of better wording. I actually wrote "read less - do more". In my notebook recently. So I could not agree more with what you are saying.
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