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Dr. Ray Peat, Day One： Full Interview from On the Bac… — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview Dr. Ray Peat, Day One： Full Interview from On the Back of a Tiger [jqhlIOt5sUw]. The excerpt begins at 2:35:52 and runs for 1 minute 21 seconds.

And so Gilbert Ling's detailed analysis of how a water softener works is really all the imagery you need, that it's an electrically active polymer holding stuff with some steadiness in a gel system that affects the water around it and so excludes because of its structural, polymeric and electrical properties. Simply like clay or hair or anything, it's simply selective in how it interacts with its environment. And Bungenberg de Jong's complex coacervate was doing the same thing. And Ling complexified his arguments to meet the objections of the people who simply had something wrong with their brains.