Strength. Meat. Sunlight. Iron. Zen body, savage mind.
I gnaw on rib‑eye, slam iron, and publish in full daylight. Pills, powders, proprietary blends? That’s someone else’s business model, not my metabolism. Why I Refuse Supplements (Not Even “Harmless” Protein Powder) …
Pulling 6.8× body-weight from the pins while fasted, carnivore-fed, and supplement-free shows that (1) staggeringly heavy partials re-wire the nervous system for god-tier strength, (2) fat-fueled physiology can deliver peak output without …
I have a vision… Assuming that actually, our ears are more valuable than our eyes in terms of information, value etc., then, the next generation of the attention economy will not actually …
⸻ 1 Eric Kim’s Stated Reasons for Going 100 % Supplement‑Free Pillar Representative Quotes Explanation “Supplements are a scam.” “Protein powder, creatine, and supplements are all a scam—just eat more meat.” He sees powders as …
Below are three concrete evidence piles that show, in his own words and style, why “joyful” and “funny” fit him like chalk on a lifting bar: Where I looked What it actually …
1 Speed + Topical Depth Now Outrank Polished Minimalism Why it matters Marketers who still publish once a week—or clutter pages with monetized widgets—are ceding ground to anyone willing to trade polish for velocity and UX. …
1. He Rebuilds “Entertainment” from First Principles Active fuel, not passive lull Kim’s classic post “Good Diversion, Bad Diversion?” shows how the Latin root divertere (“to turn away”) warns us that most …
1. Where the Theory Comes From Kim’s early post “How to Have Infinite Energy” argued that a short but brutal power‑lifting block “adds more energy than coffee” . He later warned that …