John Harmonic

I don't know, maybe I am talking more philosophically. Possibilities are endless, so shit could possibly start talking in the near future, who knows, possibilities are there. What about a a designed and constructed robotic shit that that actually speaks? This is a "world" of possibilities, so what I mean by "ones man trash is another mans treasure" is that one thing can mean more to one person than another. One can establish evidence for anything by simply saying it is possible.

Thanks I will have a read on them later.

Have you taken an IQ test before. Do you think this is a true way of testing ones intelligence? Also do you think just because a person has done great academic feats in there life but haven't taken an IQ test that they should necessarily be assumed to have a high IQ level, like Albert Einstein.

3 minutes ago, Strange said:

And therefore it is not wasting time on those that have no evidence. 

One mans trash is another mans treasure.

And that is something unique to humans. Is it also true that we use to out run our prey in the wild by tiring them out in long distant chases.

3 minutes ago, Strange said:

It is always possible that a pink unicorn is following you around but whenever you look to see if it is there it moves so you can’t see it. And no one else wants to admit it to you. 

Anything is possible, but we should probably stick to things that there is evidence for. 

I agree. Possibilities are endless.

19 minutes ago, HB of CJ said:

Designed implies an agency or perhaps a creator.

I mean it is always possible there is a creator right?

5 minutes ago, Phi for All said:

Good and bad are hopelessly subjective terms to use wrt qualitative judgements. They won't give you any meaningful answers, especially when used on a large set like people who play video games, or on states like "overall mental health". If you want a more specific answer, or any scientific answer, you need to ask more focused questions. 

Understood.

Like is it good or bad for your overall mental health?

Is there any science to back it up, whether it is good or bad for a person?

Thanks for the information all. Interesting stuff, I watch a lot of movies and shows so it's always good to a little behind the scenes feel for it all.

Guys I know "evolutionary design" is not proper term but I am going to use it anyway because I don't know what else to say. Is the human body evolutionary designed for fist fighting? Are our bodies in a way designed for fist fighting and taking punches as well? Could knuckles be evidence of this?

I guess so.

4 minutes ago, Strange said:

You could use google ...

Nah I'd rather ask for a link thanks.

Muscle development, 

23 hours ago, Prometheus said:

A striker is said to peak around 29ish, measured by goals scored. A goalkeeper peaks around 33ish, measured by goals conceded (although modern metrics are a little more sophisticated than that). They peak at different times because they are performing different physical tasks. The discrepancy will be even greater when comparing gymnasts ('peak' maybe in mid teens? Based on what i see at the olympics) to weightlifters (mid 20s?): maybe a whole decade of difference.

Do you have a link where it says this?

Also I am wondering if wetting my hair everyday will cause these natural oils from my hair to come off, or is that only if you  shampoo it everyday?

What muscle groups are involved in punching. I have tried punching stuff myself mostly a heavy bag and I feel it mostly in the shoulder area. I think the reason behind this is because I learned off of YouTube a technique called the "Shoulder-Snap" which utilizes your shoulder movement mostly which is how you are meant to throw your punches properly.

There are four main punching techniques and they are the jab, hook, uppercut and cross. I am wondering what muscle groups are involved when throwing these punches also how can you effectively increase punching power, I read different articles teaching about different weight exercises to boost punching power as well as implementing different types of techniques in order to also increase punching power but I tested these out myself and found that I felt more stiff when throwing punches, I don't know if what I feel equates to whether or not I am effectively increasing my punching power. I tried also hitting the heavybag about 3-5 times a week and felt like I got the best results, which I don't know why. But I am wondering about you people with possibly in-depth knowledge on human anatomy can maybe help me with this. 

For stuff like using big crowds in movies and shows, is the golden rule for people to never look directly into the camera? How do they deal with big crowds. Do they say stuff to anyone who may be walking past to not look directly into the camera as a golden rule? Or do they get actors to form a large crowd.

Movies like Bourne 2016 it got me wondering how they controlled the environment with lots of people in it cause there were people violently protesting as well as all over the place, and point is there were LOTS of people so they had to somehow control the environment somehow so people are doing what the movie maker wants them to do.

Great work by movie makers by the way to pull of such things. Also another question do all actors get paid or can you hire actors to volunteer?

I masturbate about 3 times a week. Is this healthy or not?

If you want a scientific definition then use a scientific dictionary on Google. Do you understand English?

Did I write it increases linearly I already talked about two extremes. What's so hard for you to understand is a better question?

Are we born to be lean mean fighting machines in the wild? To be hunter gatherers? To be the best as possible at sex? What are our human bodies evolutionarily designed for up until this point in time?

5 minutes ago, Strange said:

What is “it”? How is it measured?

Physical peak.

And it is measured in ages.

2 hours ago, Phi for All said:

Don't you know what I meant by "I'm not sure your question will get you any meaningful answers. Your body develops as you age, and each part for each person progresses differently. There really is no peak or prime. Your body will be better at certain activities at different times in your life"?

You sort of rob the answer of any meaning if you aren't qualifying the question with parameters for consideration. You're asking for a scientific assessment of "peak body state" wrt age and nothing else. Your answers are going to be just as broad and helpful.

Perhaps you could pick a type of athlete you think has the best overall fitness (swimmer, runner, gymnast?), and then see if there's data on if there is a more precise "peak body state" for them.

Is that your opinion or scientific fact?

It is measured in age or age range and we know it has a peak well we can assume because we usually have two extremes, one is old and decayed-like and the other is young and still growing. And no I am not taking into account nutrition or exercise or disease I am making the assumption that the person eats 3 meals a day and is the average joe. When is the average joe fully developed muscularity wise, strength wise or internally hormone levels. 

Can you give a scientific estimate since you know two extremes.