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I've been breaking ketosis regularly since February which is 3 months after my fast. When you go long with it, you feel a buzzing sensation. Feels like it's in the blood. As though countless into the trillions of DNA ori is grinding away at unused reserves for replication and the gears of the Helicase is grindy, and it's happening to all of them over time gradually until all of them are grindy, the blood really seems to fizzle. Totally feels like soda. I think that causes the body to dehydrate quicker which is why we take electrolyte supplements when going long to stay hydrated.

It does feel like its in the blood. Or maybe its because your veins start to pop from forearms.

13 hours of walking is therapeutic. But not possible for everyone, like agorophobics or midgets, likely not furries . Our ancestors used to do it. Walk for 13 hours that is, every damn day sometimes. Unbelievable. At least we have motorized wheels these days.

Sorry about the ringworm bro.

Spatial Mind said: 

13 hours a day on foot is pretty bonkers if you ask me. 

When I was 14 I was broke and far away from home in an unfamiliar area. No map and obviously no GPS. I had to go westbound. I kept hitting dead ends. which meant I had to go back and head southbound trying to find a clear path west. It kept happening. Finally I decided to scale a fence with spikes at the top, I through my jacket up and was able to cross. 

It was dark, I ended up thrashing through a field of tall grass, like a dried swap or something for like 1500 meters. 

Long story short it took 7 hours. When I look it says I couldn've done it in 4 hours so I wasted 3 hours or so trying to find a way.

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I also ended up getting this strange rash on my arm that wouldn't go away, it was quite itchy.

I was in highschool at the time, and all us boys would roughhouse. Headlocks, wrestling, punch in the jaw, basketball to the face, wedgies, pile ons, wet willies, drop kicks, sparing, play fights, real fights salad/nutmeg/tunnel scraps you name it, we were a rowdy bunch in uniform. Then. The rash. It started changing. It's a ringworm !

All the rowdy guys at school started getting ringworm, every badass, the whole lot of us. I never seen a single chick get it. It was an illness attacking just the scoundrills like a divine plague forcing us to behave. Like a selective epidemic. Like monkeypox to a homosexual. Some got ringworm on their neck on their arms, face legs. One guy got it on his scalp and there was a bald spot. He was a negro too so he wasn't able to comb over his hair on this spot on the back of his head. And it was me and I know it ! I know for a fact I picked it up in that field of tall grass, and I thrashed through it as fast as I can cause I figured I'd get attacked by some animal defending its nest or litter or whatever territory I might have stepped on.

Still. The epidemic was so much fun. I can still picture the faces of all the girls and their smiling eyes as they had some incentive to reject us. 

obsolescence said: 

13 hours of walking is therapeutic. But not possible for everyone, like agorophobics or midgets, likely not furries . Our ancestors used to do it. Walk for 13 hours that is, every damn day sometimes. Unbelievable. At least we have motorized wheels these days.

Sorry about the ringworm bro.

 13 hours a day might be a bit extreme even in the stoneage. At that point might as well move camp. 

In the 1800's and early 1900's six and a half hours each direction is way too much.

Like say they had to do 8 hours at their destination. By the time they got home they'd have 5 hours to sleep and do it again. 

 According to Ai, in the 1800's our ancestors typically worked 14 hours a day for 6 straight days

I see some mention I can't confirm, but school would last 5 hours a day. Which would mean children had 6 hours before they had to do it again with 13 hours or walking a day. 

Although, there probably was some fucker who had to blister his way from A to B for 13 hours. If I were that kid I simply wouldn't go home till Friday. It's said in the 1800 only 59% of children went to school. 

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The good thing about those days. It was easier to get laid while at the same time easier to find a virgin. While harder it was silly easier cause everyone was much stronger and healthier compared to today. Building an empire or simply buy a home and raise a large family was simpler too. Financially less is more in that regard. Ai researched a house would cost anywhere between $100 to $5,000 dollars. Though back then $100 dollars was a lot of money, it's much better that way.