anechouapechou

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by anechouapechou 8mo ago
https://www.justice.gov/epstein Search "jerky"
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by anechouapechou 8mo ago
>>but the files themselves are stuff like "Tee hee I know some girls for you". Really? Like the multiple "thank you for the pizza" e-mails which the sender was censored, or the whole obsession they have around &quo
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by anechouapechou 8mo ago
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by anechouapechou 10mo ago
There's a theory that at the very beginnings of the universe, as it cooled down, there was a period where the average temperature of the universe was between 0-100º C, meaning the whole universe was within a "habitable" tempe
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by anechouapechou 11mo ago
Cocoa flavanols are some of the most powerful compounds for heart and brain health. If you look around, you’ll find brands that actually test their cocoa for heavy metals. To get the most benefits, go for natural (undutched) cocoa, as, like
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by anechouapechou 11mo ago
I believe that last-mile edits do not significantly improve the quality of (most) creative work. To produce high-quality work, one must have already "cached" their "motor heuristics," which, in simpler terms, means havin
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by anechouapechou 11mo ago
> I just cannot imagine forming a deep, lasting connection with someone who regularly interacts with a technology that’s kneecapping our collective attention spans I wonder if she has such strong opinions on social media and short vide
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by anechouapechou 11mo ago
I'm not quite sure if his goal with writing this was to help someone or to brag about how much he wins at life.
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by anechouapechou 11mo ago
> He elucidated the idea of your prefrontal cortex solidifying around 25, making personality changes MUCH more difficult. It’s true that neuroplasticity tends to decline around this age, but there are several important caveats: - Exercis
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by anechouapechou 11mo ago
Fittingly, his website was hugged to death
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by anechouapechou 11mo ago
That's so cool. I watched all of his work, and was in the animation scene, and I didn't even realize at the time, the creator is Chinese! I learned how to use Flash, dabbled into scripts, learned to do very basic stuff on 3DSMax,
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by anechouapechou 11mo ago
Stoicism: dichotomy of control; Buddhism: tale of two arrows; Socrates: "The unexamined life is not worth living"; I'm sure there's more... Humanity has produced a great deal of knowledge on how to live well. Modern soci
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by anechouapechou 1y ago
Despite Apple's walled garden, its anti-consumer practices of trying to keep you in the ecosystem, and other behaviors (like the green/blue bubbles fiasco) that are absolutely reprehensible and inexcusable, I still used iPhones be
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by anechouapechou 1y ago
There is no central, certified, Stoicism source. I have read a little bit of Seneca’s work, and it wasn’t for me. Just realize that there are many authors, and even considering the generality of the most famous ones, saying that Stoicism pr
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by anechouapechou 1y ago
Modern psychology (CBT) is built on a Stoic idea: “It’s not things that upset us, but our opinions about things.” Stoicism doesn’t tell you to repress feelings. It tells you to examine them, to look at the beliefs behind them. If the belief
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by anechouapechou 1y ago
This is a very common misconception. Stoics (at least in the classical sense, which is what I study) seek to classify their emotions as either positive or as passions. And through the analysis of their own opinions, using logic and the conc
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by anechouapechou 1y ago
Anecdotal, but recently I've done a complete 180 on: - My diet (Mediterranean), with absolutely zero processed foods. - Sleep (red light on evenings, no screens 1 hour before sleep). - Daily exercise (lifting and 30 minutes of zone 5 c