OP, generally if you are asking this sort of question, you don’t need to worry about training too hard.
The problem is “health” is an ambiguous word. It means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. You’d have to tells us what you want to accomplish.
Correct. There is no scientific predestination. At best there are only probabilities of future events.
And even more than the future being unknown quantum tells us
that the present itself cannot be fully known. No physical system can ever be fully determined much less predicted, so effects of something external to the universe can never be ruled out.
His enormous charitable donations and bringing facebook to the world(yes I saw the facebook movie, no I don’t want to talk about whether it was REALLY his idea or not). I think caveman’s point was that one can argue, quite easily, that Zuck is a good man without being a physically strong one.
Yeah, I understand the point that caveman is trying to make. It is very easy to understand his point.
My point is that he nor Gandhi are the best they can or could be, because they chose not to pursue making themselves physically strong. Those two examples and anyone who does not put forth the effort to make themselves stronger is doing a disservice to their human body.
Did Gandhi have the ability to make himself stronger? Does Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates have the ability to make themselves stronger?
alot of people i know think body builder’s powerlifter’s,strongmen competitor’s and people who lift weights for fun are weird
my point is people can be fit ,good health enjoy life without having to be physically strong in some else’s belief of what constitutes strong
i see nothing wrong with being as strong as a person can get but i really don’t believe it is a true measure of good , virtuous, best , or successful
I get what you’re trying to say. But, i’d counter that the devotion of time toward increasing one’s physical ability, pales in comparison to the devotion of time put forth to improving the human race. Had he spent more time building his muscles, he’d likelt have to spend less time on more important things. Muscles and bodies get old, weak, and die. Legacy lives on.
It would be easy to say you are 100% right on. I can’t though. I honestly believe he could have spent 20? 30? Minutes a day on strengthening his body in some way (lifting heavy weights is the best way) and not affect his purpose. I think it would have made him even better