There's something there, "generally". The role of research is to test the boundaries. Something as simple as losing weight is "anti-aging", back pain, knee pain, neck pain, posture, breathing etc and regimented physical activity can be "reverse aging". A large percentage of Bahamians never know/feel the difference. I wont dismiss that at a cellular level there's more there, cant say if this is it. Could be good genes.
Not certain if the assumption is correct but shouldnt this be a very simple matter. Why is the govt spending what will be hundreds of thousands possibly millions on this? Is this simply to save the face of one man as most wars are? The expenses the govt incurred, what the law says the govt should do to recoup any excess expenditure and whether the GBPA had the resources in said year to pay the excess if any.
The more fundamental question is what exactly is the point of the ministry of GB? The one thing I will say about local govt is of implemented MPs might finally understand that their primary responsibility is good laws for good governance and not mothers day billboard signs and back to school giveaways.
Get a basketball gym by the sea with parking. People like outings in a beautiful environment where they dont have to stress about where to park. A 2000_5000 seat multiuse venue and multilevel parking lot near the bridge would do well. Clean up that harbour clean up Potters Cay fix the sewerage system. Or... wait for the Port to buy Potters Cay and then marvel at how beautifully they redesign it.
Not meant to dismiss the topic, "*fool me once*" was a jest at the marketing: "*open to the public*", "*expecting hundreds*", oh but there's only seating for "*200*" and its out "*Old Fort Bay*".
I believe reverse aging is a thing. The name probably doesnt help the science. its not about not aging or not dying its about aging well. Like most science there are likely native peoples around the world who are relatively poor who are living the theory, then some researcher stumbles on them and turns it into a business, leaving the native community behind and poor. Are there charlatans in science? Sure, doesnt mean science doesnt exist. In general noone knows the time of their death, but reaching that point in good health, with vigor while being able to enjoy life whatever your circumstances is a good thing
And you are correct, this country is **sour**... at the moment. I often wonder if its fixable. 202**7** will tell.
As to suggested *Type of govt*? Theres no type of govt that will fix endemic corruption. Communist, socialist, Republican, democratic, none. Not even local govt. What would a local govt official bought by the money interests do? Or paid and bought for by the ruling party of the day? Or left devoid of funding to do any good work as Obie Wilchcombe claimed he was in West End.
Better discernment would have uncovered that the call was for a change to the party system and the selection process, and not a call to move from a democratic system. Because even within the party the selection process is skewed to a handful of members. And that's not the end of the solution because even with that change the system could still end up with a "popular" disaster. A change in the mindset of the people has to work hand in hand, as a body we need to cease the support of corrupt contracts once I benefit, we need to reject the purchasing of our vote and we need to judge candidates by their ability, learned and inherent. Theres no suggestion that it's easy or quick. Again 2027 will tell if this is fixable
I remember reading in geography books in school of how the hills in Haiti were systematically denuded of trees, then came the mudslides. We really need real teeth behind forestry but everything in this country is trumped by money over and under the table
I heard one commenter say they like someone for FNM leadership because "*they like how they sound*". On a fundamental level that's why everyone votes for anyone, but in this country all it means is you have a deep voice, you sound like a Baptist preacher or you are a Baptist preacher, you in a junkanoo group or you rowdy and have a union position. I also hear people say they voting for Travis because of how he sound. And it is admirable the example he sets in a sea of young men just falling by the wayside. But does he "*sound*" any different than he did last time? No? Well, what did he do last time? He got a job in the ministry of tourism and silence.... until he showed up on facebook. #piehole
Bahamians need to change their mental selection process. And the current party system needs to be obliterated.
ThisIsOurs says...
There's something there, "generally". The role of research is to test the boundaries. Something as simple as losing weight is "anti-aging", back pain, knee pain, neck pain, posture, breathing etc and regimented physical activity can be "reverse aging". A large percentage of Bahamians never know/feel the difference. I wont dismiss that at a cellular level there's more there, cant say if this is it. Could be good genes.
On Reverse aging pioneer to address Old Fort Bay club
Posted 1 May 2024, 6:11 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Not certain if the assumption is correct but shouldnt this be a very simple matter. Why is the govt spending what will be hundreds of thousands possibly millions on this? Is this simply to save the face of one man as most wars are? The expenses the govt incurred, what the law says the govt should do to recoup any excess expenditure and whether the GBPA had the resources in said year to pay the excess if any.
The more fundamental question is what exactly is the point of the ministry of GB? The one thing I will say about local govt is of implemented MPs might finally understand that their primary responsibility is good laws for good governance and not mothers day billboard signs and back to school giveaways.
On GBPA braces for govt to launch arbitration
Posted 1 May 2024, 2:45 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Me too
On Reverse aging pioneer to address Old Fort Bay club
Posted 30 April 2024, 9:41 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Get a basketball gym by the sea with parking. People like outings in a beautiful environment where they dont have to stress about where to park. A 2000_5000 seat multiuse venue and multilevel parking lot near the bridge would do well. Clean up that harbour clean up Potters Cay fix the sewerage system. Or... wait for the Port to buy Potters Cay and then marvel at how beautifully they redesign it.
On NPBA President: We have a lot of work to do
Posted 30 April 2024, 7:05 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Not meant to dismiss the topic, "*fool me once*" was a jest at the marketing: "*open to the public*", "*expecting hundreds*", oh but there's only seating for "*200*" and its out "*Old Fort Bay*".
On Reverse aging pioneer to address Old Fort Bay club
Posted 30 April 2024, 12:53 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
I believe reverse aging is a thing. The name probably doesnt help the science. its not about not aging or not dying its about aging well. Like most science there are likely native peoples around the world who are relatively poor who are living the theory, then some researcher stumbles on them and turns it into a business, leaving the native community behind and poor. Are there charlatans in science? Sure, doesnt mean science doesnt exist. In general noone knows the time of their death, but reaching that point in good health, with vigor while being able to enjoy life whatever your circumstances is a good thing
On Reverse aging pioneer to address Old Fort Bay club
Posted 30 April 2024, 12:50 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
If that is his hair and he's not dying it, I'll take a vial of blood to go please. Lol.
"*Open to the public*".
"*Organizers anticipate the event will draw **hundreds**, and interested people will need to make reservations due to **limited capacity of 200**...*
"*..slated to speak at the Old Fort Bay Club*"
Ok fool me once.
On Reverse aging pioneer to address Old Fort Bay club
Posted 29 April 2024, 3:28 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
And you are correct, this country is **sour**... at the moment. I often wonder if its fixable. 202**7** will tell.
As to suggested *Type of govt*? Theres no type of govt that will fix endemic corruption. Communist, socialist, Republican, democratic, none. Not even local govt. What would a local govt official bought by the money interests do? Or paid and bought for by the ruling party of the day? Or left devoid of funding to do any good work as Obie Wilchcombe claimed he was in West End.
Better discernment would have uncovered that the call was for a change to the party system and the selection process, and not a call to move from a democratic system. Because even within the party the selection process is skewed to a handful of members. And that's not the end of the solution because even with that change the system could still end up with a "popular" disaster. A change in the mindset of the people has to work hand in hand, as a body we need to cease the support of corrupt contracts once I benefit, we need to reject the purchasing of our vote and we need to judge candidates by their ability, learned and inherent. Theres no suggestion that it's easy or quick. Again 2027 will tell if this is fixable
On Fire services, volunteers tackling four fires in Abaco
Posted 28 April 2024, 6:29 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
I remember reading in geography books in school of how the hills in Haiti were systematically denuded of trees, then came the mudslides. We really need real teeth behind forestry but everything in this country is trumped by money over and under the table
On Fire services, volunteers tackling four fires in Abaco
Posted 27 April 2024, 1:14 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
I heard one commenter say they like someone for FNM leadership because "*they like how they sound*". On a fundamental level that's why everyone votes for anyone, but in this country all it means is you have a deep voice, you sound like a Baptist preacher or you are a Baptist preacher, you in a junkanoo group or you rowdy and have a union position. I also hear people say they voting for Travis because of how he sound. And it is admirable the example he sets in a sea of young men just falling by the wayside. But does he "*sound*" any different than he did last time? No? Well, what did he do last time? He got a job in the ministry of tourism and silence.... until he showed up on facebook. #piehole
Bahamians need to change their mental selection process. And the current party system needs to be obliterated.
On Fire services, volunteers tackling four fires in Abaco
Posted 27 April 2024, 5:36 a.m. Suggest removal