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Contact Information Guestbook: View or sign guestbook (0)	Biographical Information Location: A desolate sea of bollocks Occupation: Strength Coach Interests: philosophy, biology, physics, exercise science, nutrition, rock climbing, computers, parkour, martial arts Biography: Weight lifting atheist philosopher.
Socrastein's Membership Status Registration Date: Jan 28, 2004 Usergroup: Members Topics Submitted: 45 topics Total Posts: 155 (0 per day) Replies Received: 126 Shouts: 66 Total Time Online: 8 days, 12 hours and 24 minutes	Submission History Most recent topics: Bridging the Mindless/Mind Gap Do humans need government? Splitting Audio Output Myths meet their Match Honesty vs Hurting Someone - Need Advice Find all topics submitted by Socrastein Most recent posts: Jaicoupe I think you effectively outline the essential confusion that I often see with discussions of this sort. As you say the word "fault" can be us... I think that our social interactions at a young age are absolutely integral to us developing self-awareness in any meaningful sense. I think that se... What's the specific bioethics topic to be discussed? Depending on the topic I may be interested in participating. As of now it is a mystery having... OhayKikkod I'd be willing to debate with you on whether the 2nd amendment ought to remain as is or be changed. Caldwell can you give any mor... I'd like to have a standard rules debate, with a poll on the winner, over the existence of free-will with anyone interested in arguing the affirma... Find all posts posted by Socrastein Most recent shouts: Socrastein [Dec 16, 2012 - 5:55 AM]: Oh wow. Just checked out that link SIR2U. Hypothesis I think I want to shake your hand but I also feel wrong about that. Hilarious? Yes. Heartless? Yes. Socrastein [Mar 3, 2012 - 1:18 AM]: Prox said it best: to be a soldier is to be a tool. Socrastein [Feb 19, 2012 - 3:06 PM]: Sapientia is right Yahadreas, 45 is normal if your other fingers are fully flexed and your wrist is neutral. That's why you have to cock your wrist to throw a good finger with fully flexed fingers (save the middle of course). Socrastein [Feb 19, 2012 - 2:51 PM]: Indeed, trigger points are defined as permanently contracted fibers in a muscle so that's the most likely issue when someone describes tension that won't seem to release. If your therapist is good, definitely go see them. Socrastein [Feb 19, 2012 - 2:45 PM]: Don't be too scared. If you've ever had your hamstring cramp up and had trouble extending your leg, it's no more or less serious than that 90%+ of the time. 1 2 Next Last

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Location: A desolate sea of bollocks

Occupation: Strength Coach

Interests: philosophy, biology, physics, exercise science, nutrition, rock climbing, computers, parkour, martial arts

Biography: Weight lifting atheist philosopher.

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Registration Date: Jan 28, 2004

Usergroup: Members

Topics Submitted: 45 topics

Total Posts: 155 (0 per day)

Replies Received: 126

Shouts: 66

Total Time Online: 8 days, 12 hours and 24 minutes

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Socrastein [Dec 16, 2012 - 5:55 AM]: Oh wow. Just checked out that link SIR2U. Hypothesis I think I want to shake your hand but I also feel wrong about that. Hilarious? Yes. Heartless? Yes.
Socrastein [Mar 3, 2012 - 1:18 AM]: Prox said it best: to be a soldier is to be a tool.
Socrastein [Feb 19, 2012 - 3:06 PM]: Sapientia is right Yahadreas, 45 is normal if your other fingers are fully flexed and your wrist is neutral. That's why you have to cock your wrist to throw a good finger with fully flexed fingers (save the middle of course).
Socrastein [Feb 19, 2012 - 2:51 PM]: Indeed, trigger points are defined as permanently contracted fibers in a muscle so that's the most likely issue when someone describes tension that won't seem to release. If your therapist is good, definitely go see them.
Socrastein [Feb 19, 2012 - 2:45 PM]: Don't be too scared. If you've ever had your hamstring cramp up and had trouble extending your leg, it's no more or less serious than that 90%+ of the time.