u/Separate-Sensi2024

My family is a incest family where my grandma on my moms side was first cousins with my grandpa I’m now curious how much extra dna do I share on that side of the family with my grandparent and parents and cousins? How does that effect dna share on my dad side

I actually got down to 206 at one point. I’m only 5’9”, so I know I’m still considered obese, but consistency has been my biggest problem with school and everything else going on.

What’s a reasonable amount of time to lose weight, and what advice would you give someone who honestly had no problem burning around 800 calories at the gym today just by walking on the treadmill? (Of course, treadmill calorie estimates aren’t perfectly accurate, so I might start using my watch instead.)

Also, how do you guys stay motivated to go to the gym instead of scrolling TikTok or procrastinating with other things? I feel like once I’m actually inside the gym, motivation isn’t a problem at all—it’s just getting myself there in the first place.
Also is 800 calories enough to target or should I go for higher or possibly lower I wanna see if I can get back down in weight possibly 180 by the end of the year or 175? Is that reasonable?

Why is it that every interview featuring Deontay Wilder seems to circle back to the claim that Tyson Fury cheated? Wilder had three chances to beat Fury and couldn’t get it done. He also keeps mentioning a documentary that’s supposedly coming out has anyone actually seen it?

At this stage of his career, why risk potentially defaming someone with accusations that have never been proven? It just seems unnecessary. I want to respect Wilder because of everything he’s accomplished, but it’s difficult when there always seems to be another excuse: “the suit was too heavy,” “the gloves were loaded,” “the count was slow,” and so on.

At some point, you have to give credit where it’s due. Fury won the rivalry, and constantly revisiting these claims years later doesn’t do Wilder any favors.

So obviously Floyd won the fight with ease like literally every minute of that fight Floyd won but for some reason a judge had it as a draw so I kinda wondered… what if they straight up robbed Floyd the win do you think boxing fans woulda even stood up for him or just went right along with it?

Score cards
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Deji knocked out olekzander usyk after being heavily underestimated and in the dream I was told he got in a plane crash on the way back

I’ve heard this phrase before but haven’t seen the verse so just curious where it comes from

Obviously the belief in God is often debated but if you were an atheist or really any belief system would you find a “God that makes mistakes” rational at all? Or even entertain that idea that it could exist similar to how you view God now I ask since all 3 major religions AND more agree that God is flawless perfect and not like us with a sin nature so what if God does exist but makes small mistakes here and there or even major ones would you find this view of him realistic or possibly even more believable?