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Biorhythms claim human life cycles are fixed from birth

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This wildly popular 1970s fad claimed your emotional and physical states operated on strict mathematical sine waves starting the second you were born. It completely ignores minor biological variables like stress, diet, or the fact that getting cut off in traffic ruins your mood entirely independent of a sine wave.

Biorhythms claim human life cycles are fixed from birth
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