AskTRP: Guise I want to be a STUD! Where do I start?

EC team: Sighs, nails him to a snow tire

@GayLubeOil > do farmers walks

owns actual ranch

Nice thing about blue collar profession and physical hobbies, when I started training for OCRs a few years ago I could barely struggle through a couple of pullups, but already had grip strength for days.

@MentORPHEUS do farmers walks

@MentORPHEUS To answer your question there is a difference between the Reason why something happens and it's Cause.

Biopsyche deals with Reason. The Reason the bishop moves diagonally is because neurons fire in a person's brain making him move his hand and subsequently the Bishop.

The Cause of the bishop move is the rules of chess combined with the board state. Psycholoanalysis deals with cause.

To dismiss psychoanalysis on biopsychological grounds is Intellectualy equivalent to dismissing linguistics on biopsychological grounds. Let's study the brain to figure out X language not how its spoken!

So no it's not a challenge moving foward this exact issue is discusses aud nauseoum.

@Caldero I second that Discord is not a secure platform.

@GayLubeOil Once again you beat someone over the head with your extensive knowledge of Freud's best-of-the-early-20th-century writings, but I've never seen you bring 21st century level neuroscience to the table. "Latent content" necessarily filters through 2 levels of subjectivity. What breakthroughs could a modern Freud level person write with access to tools like electron microscopes and PET scans?

Consider this a challenge moving forward.

@MentORPHEUS

My dad used to keep these everywhere. It's time. Thanks for the reminder

50-70% of *women

@itiswr1tten Grip strength is something a lot of people struggle with. In Tough Mudder races, about 40-50% of men and 50-70% of men would fall off the first or second ring of a 5 ring obstacle. I wonder if having a few of these in places like the car and by the puter would help?

RIP Jim Lehrer who passed away at age 85. He was a respectable newsman, whose dedication to helping his audience understand the facts about what he was reporting is seldom seen in what today passes for journalism.