That’s a good one hahaha Morning: protein pancakes Lunch: one massive bowl from SweetGreen (the to go restaurant) with 6x chicken Evening: whatever fits the macros (usually some mueslie) Snack: protein bars of protein shake

Are you calling me fat? 😂 hahahaha But yes, I am bulking and I am now morbidly obese (by bodybuilding standards, which means my abs barely show)

I just reached out to a professor there while I was visiting. As I had a very impressive amount of publications and stuff it was relatively easy to get invited. I didn’t even have to ask

You’d be surprised how little money I actually pay for the apartment

@@SamuelBoschMIT focus on making the startup profitable and selling it for 8 to 9 figures before getting flashy on materialism

Danke dir Miro 😊💪📈

Hoffe dir geht es gut!

Danke ☺️

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Don’t worry, I do cardio twice a week. Just joking around :)

@@SamuelBoschMIT cardio with his female housemate 😂

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They really exist just around a few modern neighborhoods. The rest is old-school :)

That was my previous apartment :)

Yeah, I really gained a lot of weight 😅

It’s going great so far. I wish I could show more on social media, but sadly have to keep it confidential :(

​@@SamuelBoschMIT great to hear 🎉

Very nice 😊

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Yes, new one coming out this weekend 🥳

But this was faster 🤣

I couldn’t help myself 😂

@@SamuelBoschMITthat’s disgusting bruh, seek help

That seems rather unlikely

@@SamuelBoschMIT The stats support my observation of MIT not viewing Olympiad medals with excessive favour because the profs know that success in Math and Science Olympiads are dependent on a bag of tricks and speed and have a time limit with answers to questions known, unlike research where answers are unknown and creativity and perseverance extending over years could lead or may not lead to breakthroughs. There are many cases where Olympiad medalists have been rejected by MIT and the Ivies. Open your eyes.

@@SamuelBoschMIT I know many students at MIT who've never attended Olympiads but have impressive resumes that stand out and have been admitted over and above Olympiad medalists. I would rate winners of Science Fairs like say the Intel Science Competition (where gadgets and technologies and innovative research are rewarded) way above book smart kids solving artificial Olympiad questions using a bag of tricks that have very little or 0 relation to the reality.

@@SamuelBoschMIT Grace Sun, 16, receives $75,000 Top Award for a new kind of organic electrochemical transistor at the 2024 Intel Science Competition, the world's largest pre-college science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) competition. Now compare this outstanding research project with real world applications to the outlandish, dull, twisted and unreal mathematics questions that have very little or zero bearing to the reality. I just read your entire resume online. It's a mess. You're confused and keep changing tracks. You need a consult a mental health care expert.

@@SamuelBoschMIT Grace Sun, 16, receives $75,000 Top Award for a new kind of organic electrochemical transistor at the 2024 Intel Science Fair - the world's largest pre-college science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) competition. Compare her outstanding research invention with real life applications to the abstract, outlandish, imaginary and artificial math and science questions at the Olympiads having no relation to the reality.

I never noticed that in academia. I always had fun. Granted, I am a lot smarter than you. ;-)

IQ is relative, what is your IQ score?

@@Zakariah1971 My IQ is relatively high compared to yours. :-)

Post your IQ score

@@Zakariah1971 It's approx. 80 higher than yours. And that's generous. ;-)