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I find dreaming pretty fascinating. I like hearing about other people’s dreams too, just because they can be so wildly different to mine. I don’t have a strong visual mind I don’t think. My dreams tend to be in black and white, and sometime
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There is an opportunity here. You could start a club for duck keepers and call it the “Cute Quacker Keepers”!
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People often don’t believe me when I say I can’t remember faces. I can compensate mostly by remembering the shape of someone’s hairline/hairstyle, and also ears. I also recognise people by voice much easier and I pay attention to the w
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Obsessive-compulsive symptoms underpin ideological obsession
(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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Interesting. However, there are also challenges to having children young. For example, less financial stability, or emotional stability. These are all things that can impact on a child’s development as well.
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I learned some statistics and also how to use JASP which I’m almost certain will come in handy for research later down the track.
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I’m very amused by this. My question is: how do you plan to ensure that ADHD people can’t just delete, switch off, or just ignore the clock?
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there is definitely plenty of non smoking options that are prescribed. I'm sure the pharmaceutical companies are already all over it!
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Wow. I hope he’s doing ok!
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Best: paid off all my credit cards and overdrafts and closed all my accounts except for one everyday spending account and one savings account. Worst: it was actually 2022 but the bill hit me in 2023. I spent $50,000 on an MBA that is really
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I’ve almost finished ‘Determined A life of science without free will’ - which I see keeps being posted about on here and other places. I really like the writing style. I also think that the author makes some really good points, that are rel
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Excellent news for those of us with resting bradycardia.
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That’s actually adorable. I honestly admire anyone who has the patience to let a toddler “help” them with the grocery shopping. That’s truely awesome parenting.
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As little time as possible. I hate grocery shopping more than any other adult life admin task. I maybe spend 1 hour every two weeks as a serious grocery shop. However, because of my ADHD, despite having a shopping list, I almost always fo
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I’ve had a series of least probable things I think… I fell head first onto concrete when I was little and got knocked out cold. But did ok. A few months later I got stabbed in the ear, and managed to survive albeit a little traumatised by
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> It is not hard to follow or understand or even agree with Sapolsky’s arguments. But they run so very counter to our lived experience that it's extremely difficult to feel them, to grok them, to actually believe them. He does kind
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Some of the arguments in this are so flawed. Still, I pondered this point of view.
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Don't Donate a Kidney to a Stranger
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I’ve started doing escape rooms with my brother. I was skeptical thinking it was going to be shit, but it’s pretty fun. Other than that, I’ve just been getting back into long distance running.
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Determined A science of life without free will by Robert Sapolsky.
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I have a Facebook account that is deactivated, but not deleted.
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I’m not a nurse :)
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I think knowing how the masterpiece was created matters. That may impact on some people’s perception of its worth, and status as a masterpiece. I’ve seen some really beautiful AI generated pieces of art lately, and I’m fascinated by it, ho
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I didn’t realise Spotify wasn’t paying less well known artists. That’s actually pretty shit. I love music. I have a deep utter obsession with music of almost every genre and I don’t think I could go without it. I used to just pirate music
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I think I’ll need to work up to it over longer than a week, I find it super hard to sit still. But I shall take on board your advice! Thank you!
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I think it’s harder to be objective when you don’t like the person.
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Did it take you a while to be able to meditate for 60 minutes??
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This is really interesting. Thank you for sharing :)
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Nah
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> I was an obnoxious extrovert who had no privacy, shared everything online, and never thought before I spoke. It’s almost like they’re describing me. > Whereas true happiness comes from finding the quiet calm, the ‘home’ within you.
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