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coach hale · 06-07-2009, 03:05 PM

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How to Become an Easily Brainwashed Sucker in 5 Easy Steps
By Anthony Colpo

What is the scarcest commodity on planet Earth right now? Oil? Gas? Clean water? Unpolluted air? If you nodded "yes" to any of the above, you're not even close. The scarcest commodity on this planet right now is the ability to think in a rational, critical, logical, and independent manner. If you want to be among the world's great mass of unthinkers whose ignorance and gullibility allows the incompetent, the unscrupulous, and the corrupt to run amok, then be sure to live by the following five tips!

1. Fail to verify information for yourself
Perhaps the most important characteristic of the Easily-Brainwashed Sucker is a blind reliance on second-hand information. This is information derived from external sources, such as newspapers, magazines, internet sites, popular books, television, family members, neighbors, work mates, and so on. Read more http://maxcondition.com/page.php?134

Biochemistry 101
By Jamie Hale

I decided to include this section for all of the biochemistry fans. Many of the terms mentioned in this section are often discussed in scientific texts and research studies. If you read much research, you may occasionally stumble across a word or phrase that you may not understand. I put together this section to help you understand some of those words and phrases. The terms are not presented in any particular order.

Element
These are the fundamental substances that make up the matter of the universe. An element is any substance that can’t be subdivided further by chemical means. Another way of saying this is that an element is composed of only one kind of atom. Examples of elements include oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, carbon,and calcium. Read more www.knowledgesummit.net

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Coach Hale

nate99 · 06-09-2009, 09:43 AM

Article #1 sounds too descriptive of grim reality to make for pleasant reading. While I'd wager that it has a lot to allow, there are many with more to gain by keeping the masses ignorant and manipulating their perceptions (politicians, companies, special interest groups, etc.) than those that would stand to gain from individuals being informed and aware of facts.

karky · 06-09-2009, 02:24 PM

I read through some of the studies about CHD, sat fat and cholesterol you refered to in that article. Pretty interesting.. So far my conclusion is that veggies (and those legumes thingies) are good for you.