What does a well-lived life look like with N24?
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What does a well-lived life look like with N24?

I've had N24 most of my life (flipped from DSPD in my 20s after chronotherapy). One of the hardest parts of living with N24 (in my opinion) is figuring out what you can do.

I made all the usual mistakes, and have multiple other health problems that stem from it. I know it's affecting my metabolism and I'm overweight.

I decided to get in shape, or at least try to. I actually heard someone claim that fasting allowed them to entrain permanently, but that hasn't worked for me. Despite that, over the last few years I've started running, as a way to try and cope.

I will run the Montreal Marathon this October. I documented some parts of my journey. Here is the link if anyone will find it interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX6vV_EHtew&list=PLfZLkhq1iaYE

It's all amateur editing done an iphone with no gear so don't expect high production values. Feel free to ask questions.

u/Authoritaye — 15 days ago

Parminedean ontology

Is eternal recurrence a problem in Parmenides notion of the One, or is it answered by saying time doesn't exist except as a token in the sensible world/ world of opinion?

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u/Authoritaye — 2 months ago
▲ 148 r/NAFO

Church destroyed by enemy forces

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Russian forces have destroyed the 300-year-old Holy Presentation Church in Ukraine’s Kherson region.

Built from oak logs in 1725 without the use of metal nails, it was the only surviving example of 18th-century Ukrainian Cossack wooden church architecture in the country.

Photo: Kherson Regional Administration

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u/Authoritaye — 2 months ago
▲ 259 r/protectUSelections+1 crossposts

Immigrants and married women NEED to know this might happen to them. And I don't see anyone talking about it.

My husband immigrated here from Ireland over 35 years ago. It was a smooth transition, and of course, because he is white, he has never been asked to show his papers EVER. Until this month when he was thrown off our health insurance because they needed "Proof of his citizenship". Thankfully he had everything filed and could easily lay his hands on his papers, and all they wanted was his naturalization number.

But then a friend of ours who immigrated from Mexico was ALSO thrown off her health insurance for the same reason. But of course, since she was not white, they wanted a real ID, her immigration PAPERS, not just her number, and her passport. And then it happened to another friend, and another. One actually helpful person my husband got a hold of at the insurance company told him it was due to Palantir!

Then I went to get my drivers license renewed. And they would not renew it because my social security card and my ID "did not match". Because one included my married name and one did not. It did not matter that it had been this way for 30 freaking years without any issue. And then I was thrown off my health insurance for the same reason. And it happened to another friend

And I see NOTHING about this, and any implication sit holds for voting in elections or anything else. I believe this is all part of the SAVE act, and they are doing everything they can to make us non voters, and we need to be aware.

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u/Authoritaye — 2 months ago

Basement flooded - need industrial de-humidifier

I’m a bit out of my depth (har) and don’t know where to begin looking for something like this. Can they be rented?

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u/Authoritaye — 3 months ago
▲ 164 r/NativePlantCirclejerk+1 crossposts

Park ‘restoration’ project is just a giant lawn.

language warning /audio warning

This might be a little incoherent because I haven’t fully calmed down, but when I saw the rolls of sod being prepared to roll out onto what had previously been hectares of untouched, healing wilderness, (the largest of any North American urban area?) and one of the jewels of the river valley trail system in my usually very progressive urbanist hometown - I just lost it.

I don’t know how any city planner could have seen this vast habitat and fairly unique bit of ‘untouched’ green space and thought- you know what would make this better? If we FUCKEN MOWED THE ENTIRE THING and then SPRAYED IT WITH PESTICIDES and then MADE A GIGANTIC LAWN so that people can what - throw fucking frisbees around? Oh and it will cost $6M plus the attendant maintenance costs. Leaving it be estimated cost: 0$

Fuck that decision maker in particular. People can’t even walk past a small slice of nature because you’re not allowed to just leave the land alone.

u/Authoritaye — 3 months ago

The town of Taylor, Texas is building a data centre on 88 acres of land that was gifted as parkland.

In 1999, a family in Taylor, Texas, donated 87.797 acres to the Texas Parks and Recreation Foundation for a nominal $10, in a deed that described the land as "to be held in trust for future use as parkland by Williamson County, Texas."^([1])^([2]) The parkland wording dropped out of later deeds as the tract passed to the City of Taylor & then to the Taylor Economic Development Corporation,^([2]) which sold about 53 acres to data-center developer Blueprint for $10 million in 2025;^([3]) a 135,000-square-foot data center is planned there.

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u/Authoritaye — 3 months ago
▲ 21 r/NAFO

Feeling the stress (of being a human shield in Crimea)

For context this is the Canadian family that decided to move to Russia and start a Homestead.

After a fairly extended vacation in Canada and the US, they returned to Russia (much to my surprise) but then two weeks later they’ve been assigned to do propaganda videos in Crimea.

This is the video that the father recorded just before being sent off to make ‘happy fun time’ videos in Crimea, but I’m pretty sure they‘d rather be back at their farm or anywhere else but Russia.

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u/Authoritaye — 3 months ago

You may not like it but this is what the face of a champion looks like

Is your name on the cup?! Didn’t think so.

u/Authoritaye — 3 months ago

The man they call the Bet-man

This was my response to a post in r/hockey that got taken down by the mods - those joyless troglodytes. So I thought I’d share it here where real men of culture can appreciate its subtle poetic beauty.

The original post was titled “Why hasn’t a Canadian team won the cup in 33 years?”

Let me spin you a tale of a man named Wes,

And his shadowy handler they call the Bet‑man, no less.

They schemed that the sunbelt teams

should be destined to win.

T’would “grow the game,” and reward them with suntans and sin.

When a Canuck team got close, tensions high and stakes fairly grand,

They’d whisk in Wes: the league’s quiet hitman!

Half a dozen soft calls for the untaxed fave,

Then the whistle was stowed and the Yankees would rave. 

It didn’t take much to tilt fate on its ears,

Just an extra powerplay here and there over the years.

And for thirty‑three seasons, through fortune and spin.

He’s been the league’s greatest winner, 

The NHL’s quiet kingpin.

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u/Authoritaye — 3 months ago

Stan Bowman has a chance to do the funniest thing

I know we already have 8 d-men and don’t need another, but still.

u/Authoritaye — 3 months ago

Why is the installer asking for a 26 character key?

I'm installing Starcraft Battlechest. I just want to compare the differences in the game between the classic and remastered version. However the installer is asking for a 26 character key and the starcraft CD has a 13 character key.

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u/Authoritaye — 4 months ago
▲ 229 r/NAFO

Poland has the chance to do the funniest thing right now.

A view of Poland's northern border with Kaliningrad above, and Belarus to the right.

Now that Russia, is shall we say, distracted with other matters, there's a little principality known as Kaliningrad which is partly composed of Polish land that was stolen during the second World War. What if they just added to Russia's stress levels a little bit by massing their army along their northern border and I dunno, occasionally straying across the line just to gauge the response? It's the sort of thing Russia would do. If it weren't so preoccupied.

In fact, I wonder why this isn't happening in other places, Dagestan, Turkmenistan. Any of the Stans, really.

What would be the harm?

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u/Authoritaye — 4 months ago