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Must be good metabolism.j. said:That Ray Peat person is a human machine.
Dang. Makes me want to give up rice.j. said:Good discussion on diabetes and persorption.
Mittir said:I was reading his article on intelligence and 3 child prodigy and
all of them had educated parents and or god father. RP mentioned in an interview that
he was reading up on radiation since he was 10 year old . That shows how early he started learning serious stuff. He also mentioned reading medical books
when he was young. It makes me think if one of his parent was a physician.
I vaguely remember him talking about his grandfather.
I am curious what kind of professions his parents and grand parents had.
Charlie said:burtlancast said:
Ta ta.
TA
A slang word for Thanks.
The word is a result of the heavy Danish influence on the English language. Most people do not realize that the English language roots are really Danish or Jutland. Equiped with this knowledge this word is easy to decipher.
The Danish word for Thanks is tak. In Scotland and upper England it was common to drop the k at the end because of the way words were pronounced during the time of old English and Middle English. Hence the slang word "Ta" which should actually be pronounced "TA-k" but over time became "Ta" is really Tak meaning "Thanks"
Charlie said:"Sometimes one dose of progesterone will break cysts apart" - Ray Peat
Mind=blown
:1Blossom said:For my situation he has been right about everything.
I did not know the exact origin of the phrase. Ta.burtlancast said:Charlie said:burtlancast said:
Ta ta.
TA
A slang word for Thanks.
The word is a result of the heavy Danish influence on the English language. Most people do not realize that the English language roots are really Danish or Jutland. Equiped with this knowledge this word is easy to decipher.
The Danish word for Thanks is tak. In Scotland and upper England it was common to drop the k at the end because of the way words were pronounced during the time of old English and Middle English. Hence the slang word "Ta" which should actually be pronounced "TA-k" but over time became "Ta" is really Tak meaning "Thanks"