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HOMO SAPIENS
by Biological Sciences - University of Sydney.
The obesity epidemic is among the greatest public health challenges facing the modern world, notably Australia. Regarding dietary causes, most emphasis has been on changing patterns of fat
and carbohydrate consumption. In contrast, the role of protein has largely been ignored, because
and perhaps to assuage it. We have formalized this hypothesis in a mathematical model, which
arose originally from work on herbivorous insects. Existing data support the predictions of the model, and we are engaged in testing it further. The implications for public health are considerable.
References:
by Biological Sciences - University of Sydney.
The obesity epidemic is among the greatest public health challenges facing the modern world, notably Australia. Regarding dietary causes, most emphasis has been on changing patterns of fat
and carbohydrate consumption. In contrast, the role of protein has largely been ignored, because
- it typically comprises only 15% of dietary energy, and
- protein intake has remained near constant within and across populations throughout the development of the obesity epidemic.
and perhaps to assuage it. We have formalized this hypothesis in a mathematical model, which
arose originally from work on herbivorous insects. Existing data support the predictions of the model, and we are engaged in testing it further. The implications for public health are considerable.
References:
- Simpson, S.J. & Raubenheimer, D. (2005). Obesity: the protein leverage hypothesis. Obesity Reviews, 6, 133-142.
- Simpson, S.J. Batley, R. & Raubenheimer, D. (2003) Geometric analysis of macronutrient intake in humans: the power of protein? Appetite, 41, 123-140.
Chan6es?
The word Chan6e, pronounced Change, was playfully created as a small expression of the G note being a 783.99 hz sine wave as this site was originally about blogging the lyrics of change songs to aid in my research desire to produce a resource capable of reducing the ambiguity of "change". What evolved is a wonderful compilation of human learning perspectives about "change" that realised the "6" looking "g" in Chan6es as a symbol of the sixth extinction. A wave of "extinctions" that scientists assure us is caused by the sheer geophysical force of billions of socio-economically driven socio-cultural homo sapiens.
Today, unfortunately or fortunately (depending on your realitivity) we can literally change whatever we want. All we need is self control, legitimate control or enough of us to control the process required to play G. It could be argued that playing G is why we are now facing the 6th. If this is true, then we can play the G to defend the present, the future and the past. The way we eat the world, see the world, love and hate the world all influence the quality of intrinsic and extrinsic human changes. Endeavors that require decisions that may or may not be yours, but the consequences of which will always impact those who did and who did not desire the difference called change.
Today, unfortunately or fortunately (depending on your realitivity) we can literally change whatever we want. All we need is self control, legitimate control or enough of us to control the process required to play G. It could be argued that playing G is why we are now facing the 6th. If this is true, then we can play the G to defend the present, the future and the past. The way we eat the world, see the world, love and hate the world all influence the quality of intrinsic and extrinsic human changes. Endeavors that require decisions that may or may not be yours, but the consequences of which will always impact those who did and who did not desire the difference called change.
.. If I could I'd change overnight.. I'd turn into something you like....
In the first couple drafts of Lindsey Beer's NETFLIX movie script, “Sunflower” was a poem that Sierra turns in for class. Lindsey Beer changed it to a song after betting that most actresses reading for the role could probably sing, too. The song holds a special place for Sierra Burgess screenwriter Lindsey Beer because it’s based on lyrics she wrote when she was a teen. “I remember very clearly the evening that I wrote it,” she says with a laugh. “It was sparked by something that I won't go into, but it was cathartic.” Yet, even though this song is about romantic teenage love, the sunflower theme reminded me of a much loved Dad and Granddad. Dad hid the fact he had stage 4 cancer so he would not spoil his youngest daughters wedding plans, in which she and her bridesmaids carried sunflowers as bouquets. Days after the "sunflower" wedding, Dad died from inoperable terminal cancer. If she could change overnight, she'd turn wedding plans into dads life.......
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Change Preferences
When considering change, one of the most difficult things to see is the reason for personal preferences. Personal preference is so culturally normal to us that it doesn't feel like change, yet preference is the reason why we changed and why we have difficulty with changing. Being aware of personal preferences in times of change can be exactly what is needed, but cannot see for looking. Preferences can also be the force against us that we've become so used to, they can render us powerless and unable to achieve emancipation. This is because preference is expressed or not expressed in accordance to ..... read more by clicking HERE |
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“To bring about change you need access to power.”
― David Smail, How to Survive Without Psychotherapy
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Smail's book is a radical critique of conventional psychotherapy, allowing readers to see their distress in terms of a natural response to events beyond their control. What is needed is not the will to become different, but the clarity to see through the confusion caused by the notions of morality, responsibility and change.
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It's hitting me bad And you drove me crazy It's thirty-six steps to the front door, baby Step twenty-nine, gonna see what you done But it's too late, too late The chains are gonna come You bought my love You say you need my desire You got a million dollars, but you still can't buy it Step twenty-nine in the inter speed, gone But it's too late, too late Change, you're gonna come |
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A change of speed, a change of style A change of scene, with no regrets A chance to watch, admire the distance Still occupied, though you forget Different colors, different shades Over each mistakes were made I took the blame Directionless so plain to see A loaded gun won't set you free |
Sapiens Changed the World
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A god complex is an unshakable belief characterized by consistently inflated feelings of personal ability, privilege, or infallibility.
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Humans are changing the nature of the climate in which we evolved, says Elizabeth Kolbert. "And that's obviously a pretty dangerous thing to do."
Tuned in to 432hz Note G, the Throat Chakra is said to be the natural frequency of the universe with cosmic healing powers.
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“This time, humans are the asteroid.” The New Yorker journalist Elizabeth Kolbert says we may be triggering a mass extinction on earth. Here’s why.
I think Human societies are not changing their fundamental desire to hang onto more of the same.
I think our societal leaders are promoting more of the same, but in increasingly innovative ways. I think to truly change, reformative societal leaders must be prepared to perform unpopular risks. What kind of risks do you think would be worth gaining unpopularity? Can an unpopular leader also be democratic? Is political change the key to a sustainable future? If yes what kind of changes do you think we need? If no, what are we changing to remain the same? |
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Bach - Air on the G String
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