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On Jan 28, 2013 6:19 PM, "Mike Archbold" <[email protected]> wrote:

> and don't smoke and wear a seatbelt!
>
> On 1/20/13, Logan Streondj <[email protected]> wrote:
> > As many of us are here attempting to create AGI.
> > Let us remember a saying, that a program is only as smart as it's
> > programmer.
> > Though of course we wish to make programs smarter than ourselves.
> > The point is we have to make ourselves as smart or cognitively fit as
> > possible, in order to do so.
> >
> > Cognitive Fitness begins with proper nutrition, having enough vitamins,
> > minerals and fatty acids.
> > Most importantly, pantothetic acid vit B5, choline, potassium, and DHA.
> >
> > I've been studying nutrition in it's various aspects for a long time
> now. I
> > recommend cronometer.com to help see if your diet is nutritiously
> > fulfilling, and to balance it as necessary.
> >
> > As the brain-to-body ratio, is important in determining overall
> > intelligence.
> > In fact overweight people experience so much  inflammation that their
> > brains shrink.
> > You should of course aim to have a healthy BMI within the 18.5-25 range.
> >
> > Also cardiovascular health is important, for getting oxygen through the
> > lungs and pumped up to the brain.  As some programmers tend to have
> > chronically sedentary lifestyles, this is an issue that crops up, in
> terms
> > of having relatively high blood pressure and resting heart rate. The cure
> > is Aerobic Conditioning.
> >
> > Which is aerobic exercise such as running, cycling, swimming, or perhaps
> > even dancing, to reach between 70-85% of your max heart rate for 10-30
> > minutes every other day. If you don't have much practice with aerobic
> > activity then begin slowly within your comfort zone. For a balanced
> regimen
> > it is best to do a certain level of cross-training, meaning select at
> least
> > two different aerobic activities.
> >
> > Strength training, or weight lifting for strength and endurance is also
> > beneficial, as it lessens chance of injury, strengthens bones, and allows
> > you to do common chores more quickly or efficiently.
> >
> > While these may seem to be mostly physical fitness exercises, it is
> > essential for your body to perform optimally, in order for your brain to
> > perform optimally.
> >
> > In terms of actual mental fitness, it is much like physical fitness, in
> > terms of rest such as meditation is required regularly, along with
> aerobic
> > exercises such as learning new things, and strength training such as
> number
> > crunching or programming.
> >
> >
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