mapcars

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541.
by mapcars 8y ago
I wrote a letter to all the persons listed in an article of what I think about them. Suggest you do the same.
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by mapcars 8y ago
Constant distraction happens only if you chose it. Chose it to not happen.
543.
by mapcars 8y ago
>Many people as children and teenagers have problems with these things So there will be an experience of some "negative" states of mind and emotion, but to become a problem it needs support. Removing this support is what I&#x27
544.
by mapcars 8y ago
The problems you mentioned, while being a completely different matter, will not (and should not) be solved by mindfulness anyway. You are exactly approving my point that it's the adults who need to solve their problems (on different le
545.
by mapcars 8y ago
By being literate I will only learn from other people's experience. But I can only truly rely on my own experience.
546.
by mapcars 8y ago
I would argue that most of those things should come naturally, they should not be homework. Maybe on one day, you need less food, maybe another day your body needs rest. Being proud is beyond everything :D
547.
by mapcars 8y ago
This is a subject where you don't need to know (intellectually), the experience is more important. Do you "know" joy better by experiencing it or by learning from a textbook or a school class?
548.
by mapcars 8y ago
In my experience most things which people call "mental problems" are caused by themselves. And the solution is to stop causing them, not to learn how to "manage" with them.
549.
by mapcars 8y ago
Depending on a situation I can do that as well. I do not exclude any possibility, what will work - I will do. Whatever "kinds" of people you invented - this is only your own problem.
550.
by mapcars 8y ago
You will meet all kinds of people that's true, but it worth decreasing the amount.
551.
by mapcars 8y ago
There are still many places on a planet where kids are not burdened by depression and sadness. It happens to them as well, of course, but not in any extraordinary amounts.
552.
by mapcars 8y ago
Not that it can not happen by itself, it's just seeing it around inclines you towards it.
553.
by mapcars 8y ago
>just happy food processing automata until they reach puberty I did not say that. As I don't think that imposing complexity of mental bullshit from adult's minds on children makes things any better.
554.
by mapcars 8y ago
I think if needed it can be learned later, I don't see any problem with that. I started being interested in meditation around 23 when I was on the very bottom of my emotional state. But I see that most people around me never experience
555.
by mapcars 8y ago
>many people (myself included) don't learn early on that feeling sad or overwhelmed is normal and ok Until someone told you what is normal and what is not you have no problems doing something. So it's not about being sad is ok,
556.
by mapcars 8y ago
>Besides, depression and anxiety is surprisingly common among children. Whom do you think they learned this from? Trees or cats?
557.
by mapcars 8y ago
In my experience kids, until a certain age, run around, scream, shout, full of excitement, happiness, and life. But once they start looking at adults - all they see only dark, gloomy, lifeless serious faces and so they start becoming the sa
558.
by mapcars 8y ago
>“Children will start to be introduced gradually to issues around mental health, well-being and happiness right from the start of primary school,” he added. Why wouldn't adults just solve their mental problems instead of introducing
559.
by mapcars 8y ago
>sometimes wonder if my best "thinking days" are already behind me. Maybe if your best thinking days are behind you have best living days in front of you :)
560.
by mapcars 8y ago
>or disc, for the flatearthers out there I mean, seriously? :)
561.
by mapcars 8y ago
Why not join Redox?
562.
by mapcars 8y ago
So you changed, is that normal? Normal or not normal it does not matter, it's just that life is happening and do you want to explore it or just pass through? If you want to explore changes are inevitable. If you see changes it's a
563.
by mapcars 8y ago
He-he, stop being a `C++` software engineer and become an `anything` software engineer :D
564.
by mapcars 8y ago
Be careful: you are going to think about something which requires you not to think. Think twice about that ;)
565.
by mapcars 8y ago
Here you go: https://www.ishafoundation.org/news/columns/Bliss/2009/Bliss...
566.
by mapcars 8y ago
He asked a question, I gave my best answer. Whether it will work for him or anybody is not in my control. If you have any specific questions - ask.
567.
by mapcars 8y ago
It should show him that the world is alright and he should focus on developing his sense of attention, not changing the activity (which is just temporary "workaround").
568.
by mapcars 8y ago
Boredom is caused by a lack of attention. You can change your activity as much as you want but after some time it will become boring again. The only solution is to realize the scale of this Grand Happening which we call as life or existence
569.
by mapcars 8y ago
Does it work without JS? I had to turn it on to read..
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by mapcars 8y ago
Plan 9's features from 1990 coming to windows in 2018?

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