Sunday, October 2, 2022

Blog Mirror: Lessons From the Badass Muscular Neurobiologist

Probably more than a little to this:

Lessons From the Badass Muscular Neurobiologist

Probably the real takeaway is this. Modern life is deeply unnatural.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Not just hardly germane, but probably not even, and perhaps beneath the tone of the blog, but I am watching the Bills-Ravens game. I am a Bills fan, not only because of former Cowpoke QB Josh Allen, but because the late, irreplaceable Tim Russert loved them so; but I have to say, do watch if you can find it on the highlight reel, the busted 2nd-quarter sack of the Ravens QB, Lamar Jackson, the pass, and the fooking reception. Not Franco Harris, but in the same zip code. Had everything we should love about football: grace, determination, and the the unexpected, if not downright inexplicable, without concussion protocols.

Tom
Sheridan, WY; Sunday, October 2, 2022 at 12:21:00 PM MDT

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