destroyewski

that point that nerds don't want to be popular was a bit mindboggling , but i think this is an important point, i never thought about it but i kind of agree and now it feels a bit obvious. i tried socialising for two weeks at my start at university, but i found that when i hung around people i constantly thought about the books i could read or the stuff i could do on my computer so i really didn't respond to anyone anymore until they stopped asking. so i made the effort not to be included even though i knew the formula how to be included. surely this is just one singular point of view. but the question is, would nerds really be happier if they were included in stuff they most likely don't care about?

it has the aesthetics of a raw edgy antichamber, albeit completely different game mechanics, it definitely looks like fun, secondly i am a sucker for indie games and their unusual approaches, and with an oculus this will probably be the bomb.

I think they change the ratio of LDL / HDL , i.e. they increase the HDL level which is good since, there is less cholesterol in periphery arteries to clog them. i also remember them having an effect on triglycerides (overall decrease), so i still don't think that omega 3 effects on cvd is BS since those are some of the key factors of the genesis of arteriosclerosis, so it might not help the Heart itself directly , but i am pretty sure there are huge vascular advantages and that's mostly anyway what's messing up the heart in the ende.