modelic3

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by modelic3 17y ago
Emotions are a rudimentary form of decision making and processing. Many people are aware of strong emotions only in relation to how it makes them feel physically so the more aware you are of your body and how it reacts to various emotional
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by modelic3 17y ago
Artists work with an entirely logical medium as well. There is nothing more logical than the physical properties of color and the geometry of perspective.
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by modelic3 17y ago
The author is trying to convey his passion to other people when they ask him what he does so it certainly is not besides the point.
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by modelic3 17y ago
Pulse or no pulse is not relevant for the results. They just needed some metric to measure bodily awareness.
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by modelic3 17y ago
I think you misinterpreted the results. The point is that better bodily awareness enhances other cognitive abilities which sounds quite reasonable.
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by modelic3 17y ago
He has a point. Saying I'm a mathematician never conveys the meaning of what I do. If you practice something long enough it does become an art but getting this sense across to non-practitioners is almost impossible.
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by modelic3 17y ago
Latest research shows that oxidative stress that results from cardiovascular exercise is the kind that is most beneficial to physical and mental well being. So I usually go running during the week but I don't stick to a schedule or a minimu
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by modelic3 17y ago
This sucks.
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by modelic3 17y ago
I don't understand how the pendulum can swing from one end of the spectrum to the other so quickly in the social sciences?
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by modelic3 17y ago
It'd probably be more fun to do this with wavelets.
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by modelic3 17y ago
Dawkins is awesome. The man cares enough to educate and debunk myths. I wish all academics had such passion and devotions to their craft.
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by modelic3 17y ago
I think it's more about learning to be more in tune with one's own biological processes and rhythms and exercise is one way of achieving it.
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by modelic3 17y ago
Really nice read, quite easygoing.
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by modelic3 17y ago
It used to be more for me too but somehow as I've gotten older the amount of time has decreased.
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by modelic3 17y ago
I've learned that exercising on a quasi-regular basis 4 times a week and spending an hour by myself once a week cures all psychological ills.
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by modelic3 17y ago
Is it possible to apply to YCombinator with the idea of starting a university because that would be totally awesome.
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by modelic3 17y ago
This is pretty cool. It's like in that movie, I forget the title, with the liquid sentient creatures that decide to kill everyone with a massive tidal wave but then change their minds.
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by modelic3 17y ago
This is actually quite good advice. It's not overly preachy and it's not overly poetic.
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by modelic3 17y ago
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. Although I expected the prices to be much lower.
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by modelic3 17y ago
This is what I don't understand. Most students just use the book for the class they are in and then completely forget about it. Wouldn't it be better if schools included e-versions of textbooks as part of the tuition? It would be way cheape
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by modelic3 17y ago
That's actually a pretty good idea but I was thinking something along the lines of a subscription type of service that works very closely with publishers.