Is calorie surplus necessary to build muscles?

Depends on the level of muscularity you want to achieve. If you go from absolutely sedentary to lifting weights consistently you'll make 30% of your potential gainz and achieve a look that out…

Top stories for Long   Is calorie surplus necessary to build muscles? Mr. Potato • Posted Sep 7, 2022 Depends on the level of muscularity you want to achieve. If you go from absolutely sedentary to lifting weights consistently you'll make 30% of your potential gainz and achieve a look that outside o... Read more » 143 13   What's the weirdest or most outdated piece of tech you've seen still running in a company because it "just works"? Gary Karaff • Updated July 28 Not so very long ago, my most experienced millwright asked me to replace his stethoscope that had broken. I was a bit puzzled, so I asked why the heck he needed a stethosco... Read more » 1.1K 48   Why do elite private schools get so many students into the Ivy League? Katie Bjorkman, PhD in Mathematics & Science Education • Answered September 4 I taught at a high school like that for one year. About 75 graduates per year, and almost always at least one kid into each Ivy each year out of those graduates. Here is why... Read more » 167 40   Why does farming not work well in a free market? Steven Haddock, B.A. in Political Science • Answered August 12 Say you grow tomatoes here in Ontario. People like tomatoes. They're in all the stores. There are industrial canneries. People buy them all the time. But you don't have tomat... Read more » 3.4K 198   There is an anecdote that tells of the time Bertrand Russell was explaining to his students that an argument that starts from false premises can have any conclusion. Alessandro13 • Posted Nov 27, 2024 One of his students stood up and said to him, "Starting from 0=1, prove to me that you are the pope." Russell replied, "If 0=1, then, adding 1 to both sides, we have that 1=2. I am one person, and t... Read more » 981 82   Why is Python considered to be for beginners when it is the most used language? Joseph Schachner, Retired Senior software engineer at Teledyne LeCroy • Answered April 9, 2020 I've been programming in C and C++ for decades. When my company needed a scripting solution that could be built into an existing program I basically forced my manager to le... Read more » 817 44   Why can't current AI generate large codes or projects, even though it can almost perfectly generate short codes? Asked in Artificial Intelligence (AI) CHATGPT openAi • Answered by Terry Lambert • May 14 There is an old book;. Well, it's old now; when I started, it was relatively new. Pascal was still "a thing" in the U.S.. The book is from 1976, and was written by Niklaus W... Read more » 161 16   What happens if your card is declined at a restaurant and you've already eaten the food? Martin Thomas • Answered July 21 Happened to me in Vienna, Austria. Was there with my son and we ate for approximately 100 USD. Card did not work, I had no cash. I was very embarrassed, but they waiter jus... Read more » 4.6K 215   Monica Agnihotri, former C A at One Stop Technology • Posted Aug 4 I came across some photos I randomly found on the internet, and they caught my eye. Here they are. 1. Perfect sunbathing results. 2. A pile of coins that are together 3. Solar Power Plant in France 4. ... Read more » 359 6   At what age do men begin to lose their looks? Thomas Cayne, Writer, painter, thinker, madman. • Answered August 9 I teach almost 1000 students per academic year, and I can tell you: it's absolutely stunning to see how many of my male students look so much older than they really are. Fat... Read more » 2.3K 443   Trump has posted "The United States is not going to be subsidizing Canada any longer," adding "We don't need your Cars, we don't need your Lumber, we don't your Energy, and very soon, you will find that out." Does anyone actually believe this? Asked in Trump Is A Criminal • Answered by Dale Christensen • March 20 The numbers I have seen indicate that the average Canadian purchases approximately $9,800 USD worth of products made in the US while the average US resident purchases appro... Read more » 8.2K 1.9K   What is an invention someone didn't patent and that ended up being a huge hit after being patented by someone else? Silk Road, Physics/History Connoisseur • Answered August 18 A man named John Walker worked as a chemist in Stockton-on-Tees — It was 1826-He stirred a pot of chemicals. A glob dried on his mixing stick. To clean it, he scraped it on... Read more » 3.5K 117 Read more in your feed

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