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https://theaveragescientist.co.uk/2023/07/17/human-adaptation-to-space-lessons-from-anthropology/

A baby born and raised on the Moon would face major challenges if they tried to visit or live on Earth 18 years later. The Moon’s gravity is only about one-sixth of Earth’s, so a person growing up there would likely develop with much lower bone density, weaker muscles, and a taller, lankier build compared to Earth-born humans.

If such a person came to Earth as an adult, they would struggle to function in Earth’s much stronger gravity. Their heart, muscles, and bones would not be adapted to handle the increased weight and stress, potentially leading to circulatory issues and even heart failure. Without CONTINUOUS & EXTENSIVE physical training or medical support using technology that doesn't exist yet, they likely would not survive long on Earth.

What do you need to be a very successful person?

Obviously the more the better but I’m from the UK and I would say from £300k because you can basically do everything at that point. As long as you’re smart you will be able to afford a massive house, whatever car and all luxuries even 250k tbh. You don’t exactly need a super yacht or anything.

I find it can make me unhappy and sometimes distract me

I’ll give you an example, I tested a look rating on here. I did have some saying v attractive and also a lot saying unattractive as the most common option.

Like I’ve used dating apps and I’ll literally get like 100 likes from women in like 2 weeks which at least for a guy is rare. I know I’m attractive, tall + in shape, prestigious career, gonna be hyper successful, fly planes, big D, it was more just a test to how true anything is online. Sure you won’t be everyone’s cup of tea. I also tested other people - models in fact and still you’ll just see a lot of BS from people trying to hate + humble you. Unless it’s a girl, girls get simped on hard.

It seems most of online is just lies/deception. Either that or people just are so numb through social media. For example on social media it seems common to be really pretty or rich. But in real life people are struggling financially and not that nice looking at all.

Is social media rotting people’s minds?

I know a man who’s in his early 60’s. Just in 2020, he was homeless and severely addicted to heroin. Just yesterday, he celebrated 3 consecutive years of sobriety, and he has a fantastic life today. It’s so heartwarming to see him turn his life around, because I knew him when he was at that bottom.

If yes - What kind?