Im healthier each day if I run in wild park 5 times than if I walk in town for an hour
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| Started: | 6/5/2008 | Category: | Entertainment |
| Updated: | 5 months ago | Status: | Voting Period |
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 Pro I also feel that if towns were less polluted I might consider it being a valid option. However the fresh air of Wild park when jogging or running offers my lungs a better effect to my lung capacity increasing with time and the cleansed effect of my lungs rejunvenating. I can only say sometimes all naturalness in town escapes me and I do not have a good feeling of grace and oneness when in town with the all man-made stuff around me. I do however sometimes visit the see in parts of town. What do you think?  Con |
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Pro You cannot avoid the difficult problems that affect you in life. I find exercise keeps me away from to eating too much aswell. And I agree one other way to keep fit, is to use other hobbies - such as swimming (keeps the joints more happy) and sauning. To detox and sweat. Today I start a new job so I believe I will be busy converting some useful energy into 6 hours slaving in the new job I give. It is a very practical job. But I will sort of enjoy it hopefully. Thank you for posting this comment you gave and I await your reply. Con |
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Social Activity <---> Attributing a breeze to comfort, moreso, belonging. Maybe when John here runs he is reminded of once running in central park filled with people, or when he once ran with his wife.
Animals differ from humans in cognition. And in this assumption, "ESP when they come to the realization that the running added no value to their 'life'", you are wrong. The reason is this: it does add value primarily because humans have the need for attributing something to bettering their life. Whether John runs, swims, breakdances, or performs ballet. Any activity that can bring a person back to homeostasis benefits them mentally and pshycially.
I disagree, many people will simply develop another form of comfort. Above us having the natural feeling for a society, we have the natural feeling of wanting to live.
And he isnt missing a section, merely filling that void with his own sudo social activity, running in the wild. Thats why he isnt self destructive and not commiting suicide.
We should have had this debate! lol
Running keeps depression, those thoughts, out of his head.
Cured.
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Your absolutely right!
BUT
Mr.John here is the only man in his remote soceity. In other words, he is a society of one. Hmm, sounds contradictory doesn't it? Society is a group of individuals. Ah, and there we have it. Because John is the only man, he only communicates with himself.
We all have multiple personalities, and in cases where someone is isolated they usually develop those personalities more and more complex. I argue that this means there are different people inside John, thus a group of indiviuals. All in one man.
He needs love and beloning, thus, needs to love and feel comfortable with himself. If the only way he can feel as if he fits in is when a cool breeze hits him while he runs, he if fulfilling that need.
To argue a person isn't complied of multiple personalities is absurd, and in ths context maslows hierarchy can come into view.
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"A sense of loving the fresh air has nothing to do with your health. "
I actually disagree. According to Maslows Hierarchy of Needs, Love and beloging is #3 for most important.
If John, a lonely man in the wilderness only finds love in running, it surely keeps him healthy: Preventing suicide, or self mutalation, both harmful to your health.
Just throwing something out there... =)