NEW – Kamala Harris says the federal government will “activate” and pay college students to register voters

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Yes. Surely you have seen showgirls, and surely you must have been to a modern dance performance. Some of these dancers are very shapely and very flexible, and can do stunning turns, even point work – they almost always have a lot of classical ballet in their background. But for professional ballet dancers, all of these people are super fit and train for strength, so they do have much fat, generally, something that takes a toll on breast size. But you have to remember that when women are dancing in classical ballet, if they are partnered with male dancers, they have to be lifted. Ever lifted a dancer before, twirled her over your head, then lowered her so gently that she could land on point? Ever done it 5 times in 2 minutes, while leaping and cavorting yourself?

Try it with a 95 lb willow, then a 125 lb well-apportioned, and see how it works out. There’s a reason that most prima ballerinas are tiny.

I’m sure Neo has much more to add. I grew up in a ballet household, sister danced with 2 professional ballet companies, wife was a dancer for a while, daughter was a ballet kid.

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Does that actually work?

If for no other reason than it places extra stress on the bones, joints, etc.

It seems that this type of dance is very demanding physically and very competetive. Physical and aesthetic selection against hearty gals as well?

A headline hunting Johns Hopkins professor, John Gartner, makes headlines today claiming that Trump has dementia, while Biden’s brain is aging normally. Of course, he’s just following partisan orders. Gartner periodically made the news in earlier years claiming Trump had various mental disorders. Now that Biden’s cognitive abilities are in question, he changes his message to suit the circumstances.

Gartner’s first big study was of “hypomania” as a grounding for success, though. He said that people who are restless, impetuous, flooded with ideas and urges, risktaking, and extroverted tend to succeed in the world. He saw those traits in Bill Clinton and thought they were on the whole not a bad thing. He saw those traits in Trump and said they were signs of dangerous mental illnesses.

For me, it’s a good bet that someone who succeeds in politics does have a high level of narcissism and “hypomania.” It helps them overcome the ups and downs in their careers.