POV: Realizing how much you dont know (wisdom for all)

[Orka]

As Albert Einstein and Aristotle said:
"The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know"

This is relatable for any subject.

For us, this rabbit hole is looksmaxxing.

I used to be so confident in what I knew (and probably the rest of you have too).

And then when you decide to research more, you realize how complex everything is.

For me, right now it's HGH. I have spent the last 2 weeks reading every bit of information about it. Every PubMed study. Every thread.

But the more I read, the more I realize what I don't know.

Back in the day, I thought: "Welp, this guy took 8 IUs of HGH for 3 months and his frame grew. So I'm going to do it in the future when I have the money. I mean, it's a naturally occurring hormone, so it doesn't have any risks. EVEN if it does, I will just take some ancillaries such as tirz and berb and I'll be fine."

But now that I have the money to buy it, I researched so much and I have realized that I'm stupid. Biology isn't so simple.

I recommend that everyone falls into this rabbit hole. Because when the side effects occur from whatever - you don't know what it's from.

"muh imma just take some memantine for tren"

Bro, you don't even know its mechanism of action.

But I - who has researched - will know what to do if I get high blood pressure from it. I will know how to properly dose it. But stupid TikTok slide people will think the hallucinations are from tren, but I will know that it's just because of this and that, and I will know how to fix it.

Please do your research. I almost ended up in hospital because I didn't research my reta protocol. (in GTA)​

 

[Orka]

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[goezboom]

how do you end up in the hospital because of reta lol

 

[Orka]

how do you end up in the hospital because of reta lol

exactly. you dont even know.

 

[goezboom]

exactly. you dont even know.

nigga they give reta to everyone nowadays at med spas and shit and i’ve never heard of anyone going to the fucking hospital because of it

 

[sebashate]

As Albert Einstein and Aristotle said:
"The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know"

This is relatable for any subject.

For us, this rabbit hole is looksmaxxing.

I used to be so confident in what I knew (and probably the rest of you have too).

And then when you decide to research more, you realize how complex everything is.

For me, right now it's HGH. I have spent the last 2 weeks reading every bit of information about it. Every PubMed study. Every thread.

But the more I read, the more I realize what I don't know.

Back in the day, I thought: "Welp, this guy took 8 IUs of HGH for 3 months and his frame grew. So I'm going to do it in the future when I have the money. I mean, it's a naturally occurring hormone, so it doesn't have any risks. EVEN if it does, I will just take some ancillaries such as tirz and berb and I'll be fine."

But now that I have the money to buy it, I researched so much and I have realized that I'm stupid. Biology isn't so simple.

I recommend that everyone falls into this rabbit hole. Because when the side effects occur from whatever - you don't know what it's from.

"muh imma just take some memantine for tren"

Bro, you don't even know its mechanism of action.

But I - who has researched - will know what to do if I get high blood pressure from it. I will know how to properly dose it. But stupid TikTok slide people will think the hallucinations are from tren, but I will know that it's just because of this and that, and I will know how to fix it.

Please do your research. I almost ended up in hospital because I didn't research my reta protocol. (in GTA)​

mirin

 

[goezboom]

exactly. you dont even know.

i’m not like doubting you i’m genuinely curious