The reality of exercise and diet is sort of depressing: it is much, much harder to get in shape than it is to stay in shape.
You can spend months with completely different habits, and see almost no difference. Your muscles build up from the inside, and your fat burns off from the outside. Muscle is also denser when you get on the scale.
There is a silver lining. Muscles burn calories faster than other cells in day-to-day life. If you're persistent and patient, you will get there eventually.
Alcohol also trips a lot of people up. It'll run you about 100-200 calories/drink, and it metabolizes like sugar.
I think that's the point that the author is trying to make. If the federal government disagrees with the bitcoin blockchain, then the blockchain is wrong.
It doesn't really matter what the code says, or what bits are inscribed somewhere. Finance and ownership are ultimately enforced by armies, not computer programs.
This is one reason why some people think that cryptocurrencies are playing with fire. It's also why major exchanges won't make it easy to cash out laundered bitcoins to USD.
>Texas sued Facebook parent company Meta for exploiting the biometric data of millions of people in the state - including those who used the platform and those who did not.
Some of us never accepted their TOS, but they still maintain profiles for us.
Most cars do not do this. Teslas are famous for their DRM, restrictive connectivity, and shady upsells. Those will show up in the "cons" column of any honest review.
A normal car in 2022 will not constantly surveil you. No critical functionality is tied to an online account in any non-Tesla mass-produced car that I am aware of.
You can spend months with completely different habits, and see almost no difference. Your muscles build up from the inside, and your fat burns off from the outside. Muscle is also denser when you get on the scale.
There is a silver lining. Muscles burn calories faster than other cells in day-to-day life. If you're persistent and patient, you will get there eventually.
Alcohol also trips a lot of people up. It'll run you about 100-200 calories/drink, and it metabolizes like sugar.