Message from @simon

Discord ID: 647311500075204618


2019-11-22 05:11:32 UTC  

why someone would want to talk to him is far beyond me

2019-11-22 05:11:35 UTC  

This guy gets it.

2019-11-22 05:11:55 UTC  

>fun

2019-11-22 05:14:09 UTC  

Remember that you're talking to a pedophile right now. Maybe not bring up childhood.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/636560694535520289/647303790030225446/Screenshot_20191121-231313.png

2019-11-22 05:14:57 UTC  

My scale does it through passing a current through my feet.

2019-11-22 05:16:59 UTC  

why do you need to know how much you weigh

2019-11-22 05:17:31 UTC  

It's either 33-35%.

2019-11-22 05:18:36 UTC  

I'm a tubby hubby 😘

2019-11-22 05:18:44 UTC  

im talking to matthew

2019-11-22 05:18:55 UTC  

it's not like he's gonna need to know how much he lost or gained

2019-11-22 05:18:58 UTC  

so what's the point

2019-11-22 05:21:13 UTC  

I'll lose 1 lb for every good post you've made here.

2019-11-22 05:23:01 UTC  

18 lbs? So basically 260

2019-11-22 05:26:31 UTC  

Being as fat as I am is, *work*. I don't have to exercise to lose weight. I have to eat to maintain it. I won't let you down. Daddy.

2019-11-22 05:26:55 UTC  

260, by April. Gotcha.

2019-11-22 05:27:36 UTC  

Losing half my ass would be more than the agreed on 18 lbs.

2019-11-22 05:43:12 UTC  

>being overweight in the first place

2019-11-22 05:44:00 UTC  

25 % is borderline overweight, and considering how sedentary most of you are, it's not okay

2019-11-22 05:44:25 UTC  

the fuck am I saying

2019-11-22 05:44:29 UTC  

BMI, not bf%

2019-11-22 05:44:48 UTC  

25 % bf is the border too?

2019-11-22 05:44:51 UTC  

funny, that.

2019-11-22 05:45:31 UTC  

maybe by design?

2019-11-22 05:45:37 UTC  

just speculation

2019-11-22 05:45:57 UTC  

there is absolutely no harm in being in the "athletic" zones or dead center of normal BMI, assuming you have a good FFMI.

2019-11-22 05:46:20 UTC  

your a round number

2019-11-22 05:47:33 UTC  

Well, I'm thinking it's a bit like with kelvin v celcius

2019-11-22 05:48:06 UTC  

it's an index, so you could have it be negative, right? theoretically

2019-11-22 05:52:37 UTC  

You could just shift the scale for BMI.

2019-11-22 05:53:21 UTC  

I guess it's unneccessary to adjust.

2019-11-22 05:56:29 UTC  

maybe fiddle with the model a bit kg/height^3 or something

2019-11-22 05:58:25 UTC  

celcius is based around the idea that we like round numbers for the two (for average humans) most important numbers - the boiling point of water, and the freezing point of water.

The scale for BMI could be argued to be improved if the zero point was the center of what is considered "healthy". It could even be divided by some factor so that a value above 1 indicates overweight, though that requires more consideration.

2019-11-22 05:59:05 UTC  

But I don't care and neither should you. Just an idea about a measure that isn't that useful to begin with.

2019-11-22 06:06:28 UTC  

Is it just the dash/minus situation that confuses people about negative numbers?

2019-11-22 06:09:05 UTC  

there are big number and small number, now if u throw in negative number its just gonna make it complicated

2019-11-22 06:18:54 UTC  

And I think a lot of medical professionals like the fact that BMI is well studied, but the studies will also tell you it's not a great measure for individuals.

2019-11-22 06:19:22 UTC  

I really appreciate the perspectives!

2019-11-22 06:21:39 UTC  

it's so funny, that, that the best way of figuring out if someone is healthy or not is to ask them to grade how healthy they feel from 0-10

2019-11-22 06:22:15 UTC  

"best", but yeah

2019-11-22 06:23:09 UTC  

The idea being that if someone is ill, they can usually tell a lot better than a doctor asking questions

2019-11-22 06:24:52 UTC  

Chinkmas magic, all those cold goodless people