Ergonomic

And the other way around, if someone is sure that you are wrong, question yourself. Don't be a dick, it's possible that you are wrong.

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U blok I juan is pretty standard

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Don't look in my recent comments

Now if only I could get them off the phone when I tell them we can’t do anything

It's called "marriage."

I use light therapy also. It really helps - a lot!

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I used to do this all the time. I love being right, and I still do, but I used to always correct people. When I was younger, one day my friend called me out on it. Said that I always put him down. That stuck with me. Since then, I always think twice about whether or not it's worth correcting someone, especially if it's harmless for them to continue believing the wrong thing and they were excited about it.

I had this realization after having discussions with family about the 'COVID conspiracy'. Their reply was basically there's nothing you can do to change my mind. It changed my mind on what's worth arguing about.

Saw my doc last week. I'm in the "critically deficient" category (which is nothing new).

Hello prescription.... for the record, the bottom of normal is 50. I am at 13. Back to 50,000 IU 3x a week.

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this is a great point, so many of us live in echo chambers.

This right here. Some people just aren’t worth the engagement.

Lots of people don't want to be convinced. People believe what they want to believe. Doesn't matter what's right or wrong. (You will be wrong plenty of times as well) Oftentimes they know they are wrong but will still fight you or try to pivot to a different topic.

This realization has helped me quite a bit. I am now much quicker to concede arguments I would've drawn out when I was younger.

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On a personal and effective level? Not really, comrade

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Vitamin D changed decades of hating winter for me. I can deal with sundown at like 4pm SO MUCH better now! Winters used to be soul crushing sometimes, now just inconvenient.

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I learned that you can’t convince someone against their will.

Madrid / Naples / Istanbul.

I take a prescription of 10,000 IU a week and still have low levels. My body just hates the D, apparently.