Techno Fitness Optimist Prime. Future shredded 700 pound warrior with an infinite reading list. At war with the Norwood Reaper.
Joined August 2024
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Big Krusty retweeted
I’m retarded, but I win at life by just being insanely lucky. I increase my luck surface area by just doing random shit constantly. You need to be random maxxing. You need to be doing robotics, then public speaking, then crypto, then agriculture, never let them know your next move.
The devil can’t hit a moving target.
Big Krusty retweeted
One point of striving to get great sleep is so that the occasional night of bad sleep doesn’t harm you. The whole point of eating clean is to feel great, but also so the occasional treat is no big deal. Anyone saying focusing on your health is a life of rigidity has it backwards.
Big Krusty retweeted
We are so obsessed with the perfect supplement stack that we forget the fundamentals
Exercise
Diet
Sleep
Social Connection
Purpose
Big Krusty retweeted
When you try to lose weight, you avoid sugar, carbs, seed oils, do 24+ hour prolonged fasts, and go "Carnivore".
When you want your dog to lose weight, you put less food in his bowl and walk him more.
Big Krusty retweeted
real ones know we have moved beyond 5 inch shorts and entering show some ball summer
Big Krusty retweeted
Like if you’re protein-pilled.
Repost if you’re proteinmaxxing.
Unfollow if you hate protein.
Big Krusty retweeted
An arms race over a job that won't exist in a few years
RIP cheaters.
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Big Krusty retweeted
Don't Die X Capitalism is happening...a bank...a bank...is offering a rewards discount for a full body MRI scan
Big Krusty retweeted
Most people already know what to do.
They’re just hoping there’s an easier answer when there isn’t.
Big Krusty retweeted
Every single thing you want in life is on the other side of something that sucks. That suck might be 100 hard workouts, 100 bland meals, 100 hours of focused work, or 100 hard conversations. Embrace it as the cost of entry. The answers you seek are found in the actions you avoid.
