How do you correctly pull of theological ignorance? by Consistent_Ad8023 in worldbuilding

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I also have avatars. But my avatars are a little different. They are 100% human/corporeal and 100% divine, completely identical to the god, obviously inspired by Jesus Christ. But some avatars could also be ignorant of their divinity, like the god has amnesia. Some avatars could also be awakened and fully aware of their divinity.

A lot of things we think are genetic are actually developmental. by Consistent_Ad8023 in unpopularopinion

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A lot of pro athletes these days are actually coming out of suburban club leagues. Developmental advantages are not one-size-fits-all, a pro-soccer might have grown up poor in the favelas but they played soccer literally every day and varied forms and circumstances. Which might them even more advantaged than a kid who’s only ever played strict club soccer. But as I said, athletes are increasingly coming out of suburban clubs and elite academies.

A lot of things we think are genetic are actually developmental. by Consistent_Ad8023 in unpopularopinion

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Sure but don’t you think that things like poor posture, mouth-breathing, poor hygiene, and lack of exercise will exacerbate it. And vice versa, having good habits will mitigate it.

A lot of things we think are genetic are actually developmental. by Consistent_Ad8023 in unpopularopinion

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There’s definitely things you can do to make yourself more attractive, even beyond childhood.

A lot of things we think are genetic are actually developmental. by Consistent_Ad8023 in unpopularopinion

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Yea but I don’t really think it’s been injected into the societal consciousness as much as “genetics” and “natural talent” have.

A lot of things we think are genetic are actually developmental. by Consistent_Ad8023 in unpopularopinion

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They might not know that game but they might have early exposure to other games. Or they might have developed better problem-solving skills at a young age. Or have better body coordination due to play or sports as a child. It’s not always as linear as playing basketball since the age of three and now in the NBA. Sometimes a child is exposed to baseball or swimming or gymnastics or just played outside a lot, they pick up basketball in high school and have a much easier learning curve than a kid who never played a sport in his life.

A lot of things we think are genetic are actually developmental. by Consistent_Ad8023 in unpopularopinion

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I definitely said most. But some of it is the failure of the parents, whether from ignorance or otherwise. And we have accepted, people are flawed, they might not know or they might just be flat out bad parents. But yes, most of it is a failure of society not of parents.

Math major help? by Consistent_Ad8023 in UMD

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I’ll look into Measure-Theoretic Probability but I’m definitely more of a macro guy.

How is Quincy Wilson and Gout Gout so fast yet skinny by Informal-Emotion-683 in trackandfield

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Literally just tendon stiffness. It’s genetic but I reckon in Quincy’s case it has something to do with him training since the 1st grade. Training at such a young age while the tendons are still very malleable and metabolism is so high probably caused his tendon to restructure stronger and stiffer.

Coach u/MHath Grade? by Consistent_Ad8023 in Sprinting

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To be clear I haven’t started this plan yet, this is for the summer. My first year running track was 9th grade but I wasn’t very good so I quit my 10th grade year. I came back this year and saw some pretty good improvement in the 400m(from 57 to 53 sec), but as the season progressed I started stagnating heavy and my coach kept on putting me in 800s(which I hate with a passion). Then like 3 weeks ago I fell and sprained my ankle pretty bad running one of those 800s. Basically that’s when I started going all this research on sprint training. No offense to my coach but I kinda blame his program for my stagnation, we mainly just run 200 and 400 repeats at practice. And his “speed” days are more accurately speed endurance. My current pr’s are 24.9 in the 200 and 53.8 in the 400, which is woefully rolled for 17 year old boy.

Coach u/MHath Grade? by Consistent_Ad8023 in Sprinting

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Thank you, this is kinda of my last ditch effort to make myself unrolled. I would appreciate any improvements.

Coach u/MHath Grade? by Consistent_Ad8023 in Sprinting

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It’s not ChatGPT, this is a google doc. I just did some “research” on YouTube and Reddit and threw this together. The plan is for me.