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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
"The main insight of the present research is that face masks’ use influences emotion inference from faces for all ages and especially for toddlers." https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2021
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Masking Emotions: Face masks impair how we read emotions(frontiersin.org)
35 points by justwanttolearn 5y ago|49 comments
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
not at all advocating for this but this may reduce HPV and STIs..
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
On Polio "The fact that the virus can only survive in humans (and no other animals) makes it possible to completely eradicate the disease from the world – if it was a virus with an animal host such as influenza (birds) or tuberculosis
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
No and for various reasons. 1. Fertility: I am a woman of child bearing age (early 30s) and actively trying to conceive this summer. There has been thousands of reports that the vaccine affected women's menstrual cycle short term and s
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
"Sir Andrew said the next thing might be "a variant which is even better at transmitting in vaccinated populations", adding: "So, that's even more of a reason not to be making a vaccine programme around herd immunit
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
Are they going to social networks because all other avenues are restricting them from speak out? Is this similar to the metoo movement, where a bunch of females started speaking up on social media because places they have reported abuse to
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
I've had better level of social interactions since I started staying home and the quality of my relationships are much better than the surface ones I have with my coworkers.
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
I see, thank you for clarifying. That's kind of unfortunate because I feel that just because everyone feels one way doesn't mean that it is the truth. Sometimes when I don't have an opinion yet on a certain controversial topi
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
I was under the perception (new to HN) that downvotes are for when someone's comment does not add value to the conversation (eg. memes and name calling). Downvoting something you disagree is dangerous because it'll feed those that
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
I take my 2 year old swimming weekly and last week one of the lifeguards didn't wear his mask and he was smiling, laughing and making facial play expressions with the kids. The kids LOVED it. Prior to that when he wore his mask, he loo
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
I felt this exact sentiment for awhile but I've changed my stance. The reason is because for a lot of them they feel secure because everyone is doing it, so this is a real social fear that they have, rather than from the virus itself.
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
I haven't had covid but I definitely suffer a lot of these symptoms from the pandemic burn out..
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
I am so sorry to hear, I hope you feel back to normal soon! What are you doing to manage your symptoms right now? Are you exercising, taking vitamins, prescribed drugs, seeing a therapist, etc?
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
> there's a solid contingent of people who get their "news" from Facebook conspiracy groups and use social media to reinforce bad information in their bubbles. Getting to them is proving damn near impossible... I think it&
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by justwanttolearn 5y ago
I recall a study of the like that did this https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1372
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Ask HN: Is Operational Excellence a thing of the past?
1 points by justwanttolearn 6y ago|0 comments