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11/11/2025, 2 engagements
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My social media feeds are full of Bitcoin price and US election noise, but all I can think about is how my best non-human friend died last night. RIP my Maxi-bunny. I miss you so much. You brightened up my life. π
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11/6/2024, 2 engagements
A phrase I really hate is "processed foods", especially with modifiers like "highly processed", "ultra-processed", etc. Yes, many "ultra-processed foods" are very unhealthy. But it depends on how the food was processed, not just that it was.
Chopping a carrot is processing it. Peeling and grating it is processing it more. Putting it in a blender is processing it even more than that. And none of these processes significantly changes how your body deals with it.
Adding a pinch of salt to a carrot is arguably less processing than any of the above and has a greater impact on its nutritional value (maybe good, maybe bad; depending on if you need more salt right now).
So yes, "ultra-processed" foods are often bad because a whole lot of crap is added to them, and sometimes even good properties/nutrients are removed through the processing. But it's the specific processes that matter, not just how much processing happened.
8/29/2024, 6 engagements
Iβm the proudest father in the world right now. My daughter Sam absolutely ROCKED the stage at BTC Prague. https://nostr.build/i/e455d49a3cc11f835d3f1cd4bd61681678bd921c65c1b3452bcb3b195c160074.jpg
6/9/2023, 15 engagements
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1/4/2023, 20 engagements