Did you ever do an Igg food sensitivity test-food panel to check if there were any inflammatory Igg markers from specific foods you were eating? E.g. they can test for 200+ most common foods, which you would of had to have eaten within the last 2-3 months for the Igg markers to still be present - otherwise they breakdown and obviously won't be detected.
To note, you need to eat high fat meat in order to properly digest the meat.
It's possible to also be allergic to certain types of meat, e.g. there's a protein in duck that bothers me.
Another factor to seriously consider is if consuming high quality organic meat vs. whatever else.
Also, meat requires a lot of energy to break down due to its [nutrient-calorie] density - of course you get back much more energy than it consumes, but it is an intensive process, so if there are other foods you're eating that are causing irritation then digesting meat could be problematic - and so then while of course reducing or stopping eating meat will then stop symptoms, it's possible that if removing the other foods that may be causing problems would then allow the meat consumption without causing any problems.
There's really been no properly done research on diet.
Good ideas are arguably emergent from "time spent on problem" - where time spent on problem is also considered a key metric.
If people do want to play the VC industrial complex game - then at least understand the pros and cons of it; otherwise it's good to understand it so you know how to better position yourself.
Also understand the VC industry is inherent with learning from the ideas submitted to them as part of curating deal flow; and it's common for them to justify it with a mantra that ideas are supposedly not worth anything, and it's all about execution.
When and who to share ideas with - and any market traction you may have as proof points there's an opportunity - is possibly the most important part of executing, and where you may be shooting yourself in the foot if sharing that with people in the business of funding ideas.
I would like the same thing for international domain dispute process.
I believe currently it's a $1000 non-refundable fee to submit a domain claim, e.g. you believe someone else acquired a domain knowing you owned the copyright, and then try to take it from you without having to buy it from you - whether it is or isn't for sale.
$1000 cost + cost of whatever a bad-unethical lawyer charges to try to steal a domain doesn't cover the costs of time spent of the person you're falsely accusing - regardless if they hired a lawyer to get a proper legal defense - making their unrecoverable costs even higher - a claim submitted with no evidence, stuffed with repeated non-sense garbage that should have automatically been denied.
If I wasn't dealing with other shit then I would have filed a complaint against the lawyer in the European country who initiated the wrongful claim-attack-theft attempt.
Hi Paul. I applied last time with a video with the team, however with updated rules (they own less than 10% each) then they're not supposed to be in application video; I started my company many years ago and small team relatively recently joined as relating to the equity. I don't have time to redo an application video, and with a comment on HN from someone at YC during last application process - applying early increased chances of being selected, meaning once startups selected for interview that the application process still remains open - the odds feel negligible. Any thoughts?
I agree you have to direct this energy somewhere, though once you've done so and know you are actively doing so, these worries can start to settle - as they have a place to settle to, they have molded who you are and your action, your direction, your path in life. I agree you can't just ignore this energy, these thoughts and emotions, that wants to surface. Anything that needs to be dealt with will come to the surface when space exists for it to come up, and meditating in fact creates this mental space to allow such thoughts to surface. I believe individuals who think or say otherwise perhaps haven't realized that this is what they have done to direct their feelings of suffering into tangible action.