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Procreation
In the developed world today, almost everyone lives long enough to pass on their genes, but many of us choose not to.
Some people have three children, and some people have none, so natural selection may be working in a different way.
The realisation that people in the developed world are in effect choosing to prevent their genes from surviving beyond them has led evolutionary biologist Stephen Stearns to look at evolution in the current generations in a radical way.
You could also argue that humans have stopped using genes as the primary method for passing evolutionary traits to descendants and are instead using the passing of high-level information to propagate human evolution.
That was discussed during the program, culture running parallel with nature in the evolutionary process. Culture augmenting natural evolution, vegans are a prime example of how culture is augmenting natural evolution. I'm a bit advocate of cultural evolution over natural evolution for a better world.
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Solid progress keep up the good work
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I would suggest more cardio, some more cardio and a little more cardio and then some ab work.
Obviously you should be expending more than your consume on a daily basis and that belly flab should go!
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Your lifting looks good to me, keep up the solid progess
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meal 1 - vega wfo w/coconut water
meal 2 - tempeh bacon, mac nuts
meal 3 - clif builder bar, mac nuts
meal 4 - tofu, chickpeas romesco
Your meals look great!
When I look at your log I come away hungry
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Yes, I am actually danish
Ah very good! Goddag!
Training looking solid
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i like to add the hydropool and sauna into my training. sadly i don't have access.
That's a shame, no other gym you can goto?
I love my hydro and sauna at the end of the workout, really relaxes your muscles after a good session!
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Friday 4th March - Chest, Arms and the dreaded Abs
Running Treadmill - Warm up the body
1 mile
Weights
Freestyle lifting with my bro, 28 sets over over 10 exercises...
-- Highlight- Dumbbell preacher curls 32.5kg/9reps heaviest i've attempted as couldn't find 30kg dumbbell
To finish off
5 minutes in hydropool
20 minutes in sauna
Protein shake with soya, water and liquid amino
Multivitamin and herbal happy pill
2 bananas
2 soya yoghurts
1 tangerine
1 Tin spicy lentil soup
2 slices bread
2 Noodles
1 cup soy mince
1/2 onion
Protein shake with soya, water and liquid amino
1 Hummus and salad sandwich
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Ah your lifting in KG's, you in europe then?
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so good to meet another vegan atheist! What I do is i steam broccoli and then I dip it in hummus while I am eating it. Then I just love peanut butter so I eat it out of the jar. Gross I know. But True. Most of the time you see peanut butter listed in my meals I am just eating it out of the jar.
Ah a fellow vegan atheist
I love broccoli so much... I had hummus with baked beans and vegan sausages the other day, sounds gross but surprisingly yummy!
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Wednesday 2nd March - Back & Triceps
F*ing march already!
Running treadmill
1 mile / 6:39 mins / 155 cals
Freestyle Mode
27 sets in total targeting Back & Triceps, plus deads
-- Did first low rep deads today for over a year since my back injury, managed 200kg, back felt good, felt bloody heavy though.
Swimming
10 lengths
To Finish off
5 mins hydropool
10 mins in Sauna
Diet:
Multi vitamin and happy herbal pill
Protein shake with soy, water and liquid amino
2 Bananas
2 Tangerines
1 Soya Yoghurt
1 Tin Baked Beans
180grams pasta dried weight
1 Cup Soy mince
Half onion
1 Hummus and salad sandwich
Protein shake with soy, water and liquid amino
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yay! bikes!
Bikes are a win win situation
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Both beautiful and horrific... if you watch it watch it completely... the love shines through the cats actions
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Got your book buddy, fantastic work! look forward to reading it
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Interesting article about horizon program which is on BB2 tonight...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-12535647
Some snippets from article below
Horizon: Are We Still Evolving? BBC Two at 2100 on Tuesday 1 March 2011
On Milk Consumption
"The most obvious example of this is lactose, the sugar in milk. Some 10,000 years ago, before humans started farming, no one could digest this beyond a few years of age."
"But today, the rate of lactose tolerance in different parts of the world is a clue to the different histories of farming across the globe. While 99% of Irish people are lactose tolerant, in South East Asia, where there is very little tradition of farming, the figure is less than 5%."
Procreation
In the developed world today, almost everyone lives long enough to pass on their genes, but many of us choose not to.
Some people have three children, and some people have none, so natural selection may be working in a different way.
The realisation that people in the developed world are in effect choosing to prevent their genes from surviving beyond them has led evolutionary biologist Stephen Stearns to look at evolution in the current generations in a radical way.
Culture & Evolution
"We see rapid evolution when there's rapid environmental change and the biggest part of our environment is culture, and culture is exploding," says Prof Stearns.
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meal 5 - hummus, steamed broccoli, peanut butter
I'm intrigued, I love all those things, how did you combine them in a meal?
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Monday 28th February - shoulders & Legs
Running treadmill
1 mile / 6:40 mins / 155 cals
-- Not really pushing myself at the minute.
Freestyle Mode
28 sets in total targeting shoulders and legs
-- Only thing I remember is squatting 100kg/17reps
Swimming
10 lengths
To Finish off
5 mins hydropool
10 mins in Sauna
Felt good, not sure I will bother logging while i'm doing freestyle routine...
Think I need to get some earphones so I can listen to some music to get me psyched at gym...
March tomorrow, disillusioned, need to make things happen, try new things, learn new things, might goto manchester and try indoor skiing this weekend...
Headspace: Thoughts of mortality persist...
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Strong lifting on your log chewy and good luck with your comp!
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Sorry to hear about the knee!
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Liking the log Robert
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Saturday 26th February - Chest, Arms and the dreaded Abs
Finished my first week of freestyle lifting, not sure whether its a sticker, just trying to add variety and spontaneity to fitness.
Running Treadmill - Warm up the body
1 mile
Weights
Freestyle lifting with my bro, 29 sets over over 10 exercises, was tired after it all.
To finish off
Mega wind down session
15 minutes in hydropool
25 minutes in sauna
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That's a lot of bikes!
A bike for every occasion
Not that i've done that much biking lately
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Put off gym today so I can go tomorrow with my bro...
Got me a pole today
http://www.johnwoodward.info/misc/bikes_on_pole.jpg
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Wednesday 23rd February - Back & Triceps
Running treadmill
1 mile / 6:42 mins / 155 cals
-- Casual speed
Freestyle Mode
24 sets in total targeting Back & Triceps
Swimming
10 lengths
To Finish off
5 mins hydropool
10 mins in Sauna
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Monday 7th March - shoulders & Legs
Finally got me a pair of headphones again, listening to Carl Cox Black Rock album gave me that little bit extra.
Running treadmill
1 mile / 6:29 mins / 155 cals
Freestyle Mode
26 sets in total targeting shoulders and legs
-- Deltoids we're seriously pumped today.
Swimming
14 lengths
-- more than my usual 10 lengths, freestyle mode seems to be quicker than my old routine.
To Finish off
5 mins hydropool
10 mins in Sauna