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the moment I started taking magnesium glycinate my overthinking dropped 50% (there are confounding factors here but have observed the diff whenever I forget to take mg for a few days)
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Yep.
I have a veritable apothecary here now with all the powders and teas and chemicals and, honestly, they work
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okay before I'm going to bed I'm making a tea of blue lotus, oat straw, butterfly pea, gotu kola and bacopa, in which I will add 2 tsp of glycine
I will also take 800mg of mag glycinate, 800mg l theanine and some myoinositol and black seed oil 😎
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Just got the idea that we need a “royal apothecary” or “court physician” for Roam Compound
Insane ROI if it works
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jeez, just call it a corporate doctor... 🙄
this monarchist larping is not exactly confidence inspiring dude
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Unless you find and occupy a patch of terra nullius, it's either a LARP or a death cult. And beyond a point of lulz, there's an extremely steeply rising cost curve to indulging in either.
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Counterpoint: All corporate culture is a LARP
Arguably all of culture
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Not really. Corporations are theaters of myth and ceremony, which is a very different sociological beast. "jstor.org/stable/2778293
And the idea that all culture is a LARP is a fairly weak tautology. Cf. Homo Ludens etc. which I suspect you're aware of. There is a huge diversity of types of false consciousness, and isolationalist cults are a very distinct species.
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I mean, yeah, there's a shallow folk theory that's been around for decades that the best way to manage a business is to make it a cult (Salesforce for eg), but to actually apply the idea, you kinda have to get past the too-literal version and think it through skeptically.
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