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Hello there. I've given up quite a few addictions in the past month or two. I went from video games to coffee and now to sugar. I want to give any helpful advice to someone who may be struggling with weight loss such as I have ever since I was a child. I finally decide to go full throttle and cut my carbs down to near nothing. Sure I have sprinklings here and there that add up to probably 5 or 10 carbs per day. But mainly I've been on a mostly ketogenic or carnivore diet. If you have a body type like me, the counting calories thing just doesn't seem to work. But doing this absolute diet, for just two weeks has proven very beneficial.

Number one. My body odor is absolutely been cut in half or five times. The BO I used to have which I thought was normal seems less prevalent or almost non-existent. This is after just two weeks.

Number two. I am able to tolerate cold more. It's currently 25° and quite windy. But I'm able to stomach the wind and actually almost enjoy it.

Number three. I have lost weight. Although it's too early to tell and from what I can account for, it is probably water weight according to most people. But it is amazing that something that took me weeks of hardcore exercise got me down to the same and just 2 weeks of high fat diet. I have a long ways to go and will report if it actually gets meaningful weight loss done.

I do this diet without adding much exercise. This is especially important when you get older and you're busy with kids and such. If any of you guys are interested in it, just let me know. I'm sure a lot of you do it already. But I've basically been surviving on ribeye, eggs, raw dairy cream heavy, chicken wings, ground beef, beef soup, some raw Greek yogurt. My treats are flavored but unsweetened carbonated water. Think of lacroix. I did have one cheat day so far, and the day after that recognizable body odor was back. But the day I did eat carbs, I had energy throughout the roof that I haven't had in a while.

It's not glamorous.. I don't particularly think meets that delicious without the sauces and all the other junk that gets at it to it. The feeling is intense cravings for these carbs. If you've ever done a fast without eating anything, it is a very similar feeling despite the fact that I am eating tons of fat. If you want to go down the YouTube rabbit hole, it all has to do with your resting insulin level, and depleting your glycogen. I hope everyone stays healthy out there.
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Let me tell you why I don't care about "news" unless it manages to surface up into the internet:

- 1. The original sources are filtered and kiked. What is known as "mainstream media" is the "jewish media", thus subject to a detestable filter. They decide what to show and what not to show - and it's not just about money, but about serving their jewish interests.
- 2. A lot of it is outright not interesting.
- 3. What matters are the conclusions, the patterns, the truth. So why should I watch thousands of niggers killing Whites only to figure out that niggers kill Whites a lot? There are also statistics which not only make news redundant, but raise the question as to why you don't perceive the high rates of crimes niggers commit including school shootings. When I see another jewish hoax or scheme or pedophiles exposed, it fits the pattern.
- 4. It is infuriating and is corrosive to my mental well-being. I already am on board with TND and TKD, and considerations around that and what might lead to that. I don't need to be convinced further.
- 5. I do not care about the opinions of idiots, propagandists and ideologues. If there is someone who wants to accrue knowledge or needs a little tip into the right direction, that's fine, I am actually glad to help.
- 6. The "news" channels often use sophistry. They try to direct the reader's opinions instead of providing a neutral basis to create opinions about by providing the facts as well as they can. But see, I am not an overly empathetic woman, nor am I an idiot who can be manipulated so easily. In fact manipulation attempts infuriate me.
- 7. Almost all world events are beyond my reach, having no effects on me. In the same turn I have no effects on it. I have my personal things going on. Yeah so what, another bad thing happens and I can't do anything about it - why should I torture myself with knowing about it with the inability to do anything about it, even if I wanted? Knowing about it wouldn't "educate" me, it would drive me insane. It's like some form of do-nothing cuckoldry. I already see too many instances of injustice and idiocy occurring, and I should watch MORE of it?!

It's sure been half my life I haven't watched news. Even when I was ~20, I hated it because I considered it manipulative in some ways, even if I wasn't sure how. While I was contemplating fascism, and wondered why it was so hated, I was essentially apolitical. Quite peculiar for a German environment. I never trusted news sources, and in hindsight I was right.

Yet, even though I do not watch news, I know a lot about the world, people and the patterns that guide them. Sometimes I wish I'd know more concrete facts and have a better memory, but alas I think it's better to be able to draw conclusions and focus on those. To focus on details obstructs the view on the big picture, and having people make their own conclusions isn't particularly great. That's why I made some posts recently that do summarize past events and provide an explanation. It is meant to increase existing knowledge and understanding in the world.
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Hypothetical only.

I've read several articles about how affordable, cheap Chinese EVs are highly problematic for Europe and would spell doom for America if they were ever allowed to be sold there. The two biggest issues are that they might catch on fire and they're possibly *(probably)* spying on you.

Meanwhile, Every modern vehicle with GPS or Sirius XM access (active or not) or OnStar, SYNC, Connected Drive, etc *is spying on you* and reporting it to insurance companies.

> [Your Car May Be Spying On You. Here’s How to Get It to Stop.](https://www.consumerreports.org/electronics/personal-information/how-to-stop-your-car-from-collecting-sharing-driving-data-a1233378612/)

> [Your 'Connected' Car May Be Transmitting Your Driving Data to Insurance Companies](https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a60175396/connected-cars-driver-data-tracking-insurance/)

> [Car makers are being accused of spying on drivers, giving data to insurance companies without consent — and US drivers are complaining about spiking premiums. Is your vehicle watching you?](https://moneywise.com/auto/is-your-car-spying-on-you)

> [The New Information Superhighway: How Your Car Spies On You](https://www.cartalk.com/cars-content/how-your-car-spies-on-you)

Also Tesla, the biggest EV manufacturer in the world for over 15 years, has had numerous issues with their EVs randomly catching on fire:

> [Parked Teslas Keep Catching on Fire Randomly, And There’s No Recall In Sight](https://www.thedrive.com/news/28420/parked-teslas-keep-catching-on-fire-randomly-and-theres-no-recall-in-sight)

> [Another Tesla Model S Randomly Catches Fire in San Francisco Garage](https://www.thedrive.com/news/27823/another-tesla-model-s-randomly-catches-fire-in-san-francisco-garage-report)

> [Another Fire Sees Tesla Push Software Update to Model S and Model X](https://www.thedrive.com/news/28047/another-fire-sees-tesla-push-software-update-to-model-s-and-model-x)

> [Watch a Tesla Model S Randomly Erupt Into a Ball of Fire While Parked](https://www.thedrive.com/news/27577/watch-a-tesla-model-s-randomly-erupt-into-a-ball-of-fire-while-parked)

> [Tesla Issues Over-the-Air Update to Charging Settings After Shanghai Garage Fire Investigation](https://www.thedrive.com/news/28744/tesla-issues-over-the-air-update-to-charging-system-after-shanghai-garage-fire-investigation)
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