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[integer@www.god-emil.dk]

>Surgically implanting weights into mice fools them into
>thinking that they have gotten fatter. They slim down
>accordingly and stay slim even after the weights are
>removed, new research suggests. 
>
>The finding points to a means of weight regulation
>based on the body's perception of how heavy it is and
>controlled through the nervous system. If the same
>pertains in humans, ballast might just be the new fat
>buster.


There isn't a contradiction between free will and what one shall do knowing
in advance there isn't a contradiction between free will and knowing in advance
precisely what one shall do. If one knows self completely then this is the situation.
One does not deliberately do the opposite of that one wishes. 
[NN entered when Godel exited]








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