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Why so snarky? Those two do not contradict eachother
Probably not the best delivery, but perhaps use of anabolic steroids in bodybuilding could have a counteracting detrimental effect to the brain ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000632231... ).
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Why so snarky? Those two do not contradict eachother
It's a lazy and dated stereotype. I know a lot of very intelligent people who spend a great deal of time lifting heavy things. In fact, there's a joke around our campus that the engineering school needs its own fitness center due to the overall buffness of the students.
In my experience, a lot of really fit engineers see it as another optimization problem, which is an interesting way to look at working out.
I’ve been trying to adopt that mindset.
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Why so snarky? Those two do not contradict eachother
It's a lazy and dated stereotype. I know a lot of very intelligent people who spend a great deal of time lifting heavy things. In fact, there's a joke around our campus that the engineering school needs its own fitness center due to the overall buffness of the students.
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It's a lazy and dated stereotype. I know a lot of very intelligent people who spend a great deal of time lifting heavy things. In fact, there's a joke around our campus that the engineering school needs its own fitness center due to the overall buffness of the students.
It’s almost like people are different, right? lol In my experience, a lot of really fit engineers see it as another optimization problem, which is an interesting way to look at working out. I’ve been trying to adopt that mindset.
The whole body is a thinking system with nerves and muscles that need feedback to work as well.
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Probably not the best delivery, but perhaps use of anabolic steroids in bodybuilding could have a counteracting detrimental effect to the brain ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000632231... ).
What percentage of people going to the gym takes steroids ?
I would guess this number is higher today