Like the people (usually women) who don't lift weights because they fear to immediately become shredded.
this post was submitted on 02 May 2024
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I lifted one weight and now none of my t-shirts fit over my raging muscles. Please send help
I've never lifted a weight and none of my t-shirts fit either...not from raging muscles though.
This explains a lot. I finished my fifth book of the year yesterday and now woke up with a headache.
I'll need to do something dumb to counteract this immense knowledge.
If my understanding of osmosis is correct, just sandwich your head between the pages of a book and the extra knowledge will diffuse out.
I'll bill you for the headache cure.
If you read one Wikipedia article on a topic you're already more knowledgeable about that topic than 99% of people.
At the same time you shouldn't assume you know everything/enough about a topic just because you read a Wikipedia article on it.