Just googling the simple sentence, Does negative thinking cause cancer,? the answer comes up NO.  They then go on to waffle that there may be a link, but not a causal one.

 

Also: Saints and high level monks suffer cancer at much higher rates than less pure people, so that proves there is no link.

 

Meditation is a long term interest of mine, I defy you to point to a meditation teacher who says that meditation has any health effect. In teacher training, you are explicitly taught not to make any such claims.

 

The example of a woman doing very conveniently unspecific "intense" meditation to cure herself is not consistent with meditation experience.

 

Even if it was at a silent retreat, you can't amp up from complete beginner to affecting your heart rate much, let alone cure cancer.

 

It's a claim for moralizing self agrandizers and inept, would be shamers.

 

Who does that sound like?

 

 

7 minutes ago, Prubangboy said:

Just googling the simple sentence, Does negative thinking cause cancer,? the answer comes up NO.  They then go on to waffle that there may be a link, but not a causal one.

 

Also: Saints and high level monks suffer cancer at much higher rates than less pure people, so that proves there is no link.

 

It's a claim for moralizing, self agrandizers and inept, would be shamers.

 

Who does that sound like?

 

 

AI is not science nor that accurate. AI promotes climate change. Go insult Joe Dispenza if you want to. He's the guy that says thinking causes disease. 

 

Dr. Joe Dispenza posits that disease is not directly caused by genes themselves, but rather by the environment—both emotional and physical—that signals gene expression through epigenetic mechanisms. He emphasizes that persistent negative emotional states, such as resentment, fear, and anxiety, can trigger the body's stress response, leading to the release of stress-induced chemicals like cortisol and adrenaline. These chemicals, when chronically present, can become addictive and condition the body to remain in a state of survival-based thinking, which may down-regulate beneficial genes and contribute to the development of diseases ranging from cancer and strokes to chronic pain and autoimmune conditions.

 

If I had cancer Id try his methods for 6 months. Nothing to lose. If they dont work throw books into the bin.

Are you saying that's AI?

Is this your new way of running away?

 

Shown good faith, more bad faith.

 

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22 hours ago, Prubangboy said:

Are you saying that's AI?

Is this your new way of running away?

 

Shown good faith, more bad faith.

 

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Go research Joe Dispenza. 

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11 hours ago, Moneyhonour said:

The best smashed burger I ate in Bangkok was at Barney's Burger 400m from BTS Ari and their Dirty Fries are also delicious 

100%

3 hours ago, Upnotover said:

100%

 

Burgers shouldn't require utensils to eat.  Should be able to hold in hand and fit in mouth.   BK Double Whopper is about a large and messy as I want to deal with.  

34 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

 

Burgers shouldn't require utensils to eat.  Should be able to hold in hand and fit in mouth.   BK Double Whopper is about a large and messy as I want to deal with.  

 

The whole point of burgers and sandwiches is the convenience of eating, especially on the run.   Why we, they, even cut some burgers & sandwiches or wraps in half, so manageable to eat with hands.

 

If I have to eat with a knife & fork, then I'm ditching the roll or bread, as don't need or want the extra carb/sugar load.

1 hour ago, KhunLA said:

 

The whole point of burgers and sandwiches is the convenience of eating, especially on the run.   Why we, they, even cut some burgers & sandwiches or wraps in half, so manageable to eat with hands.

 

If I have to eat with a knife & fork, then I'm ditching the roll or bread, as don't need or want the extra carb/sugar load.

Pizzas too. Using knife n fork is strange.

On 12/27/2025 at 6:03 PM, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Why on Earth would anyone downvote a photo of  hamburger !!!!!!!

Probably  a Muslim that gets upset by pork being eaten 

 

Maybe it's the Makro burger bun, or the Imperial plastic cheese,  or the Lotus's crinkly fries?

 

Who said it's a pork burger anyway?

 

Edit: just noticed you posted the picture, so maybe you like pork burgers? I think beef makes for a far better burger experience, but each to their own 

On 12/27/2025 at 6:25 PM, KhunLA said:

 

He did ask 'one of', making no assumptions it is the best 

 

Hua Hin (BluPort) ... BK Double Whopper for me.  Never disappoints 🍔

 

 

The only BK creation I go for is their original Angus XT BBQ bacon cheeseburger.

 

Right now, they're offering the Angus in a Danish croissant bun. Sublime(ly expensive).

I think Prime Burger is location specific, We have eaten at a few branches in Phuket and always enjoyed our burgers and fries, until we went to the one in the old central, we were both very disappointed, to start with all the tables were dirty nobody had cleaned up, plenty of staff there so no excuse, obviously nobody supervising, The meal we had was the worst we have ever had in a PB place, the bacon was over cooked it seemed like it had been cooked them warmed up when we ordered, infact everything was over cooked, we were really sorry we didn't drive back to the Rawai/Chalong branch on Fishermans way, we know next time to avoid that place.