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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 22 minutes	Submission History Most recent topics: Bridging the Mindless/Mind Gap Do humans need government? Russell's view on Ethics Split-Brain Patients and the Soul Xeno's arrow paradox and the illusion of time 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... Quite the other way around. If you're unhappy you're ignorant. Science has given us the tools we need to find happiness. If you're unaware... I can't think of a good reason to define meaning outside of what people mean. I think you put together a pretty solid and straightforward argument... And this phrase "ad hominem attack" you keep using... I don't think it means what you think it means. Ha! 1. If the right synapses must ... Find all posts posted by Socrastein Most recent shouts: Socrastein [Dec 16, 2012 - 2:55 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 2, 2012 - 10:18 PM]: Prox said it best: to be a soldier is to be a tool. Socrastein [Feb 19, 2012 - 12:06 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 - 11:51 AM]: 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 - 11:45 AM]: 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 22 minutes

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Socrastein [Dec 16, 2012 - 2:55 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 2, 2012 - 10:18 PM]: Prox said it best: to be a soldier is to be a tool.
Socrastein [Feb 19, 2012 - 12:06 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 - 11:51 AM]: 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 - 11:45 AM]: 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.