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by thensome 4y ago
2 Dots for chill puzzles. Not really a game, but iNaturalist for learning about your local flora and fauna. Gris for empathy/symbolic understanding of emotions. It has good puzzles, and the art and storyline has no talking. I feel like
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by thensome 4y ago
inaturalist- photograph and track organisms you see, and submit their location to relevant research projects
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by thensome 4y ago
Working in support, customers who are upset that it asks them to make an account at the end, and therefore are unsure whether it works without an account. Then they have to call in and ask if their doc was submitted and yell at us for givin
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by thensome 4y ago
There will always be people who find any field interesting enough to do it at their own detriment. I was a teacher because I just thought it would be enjoyable and interesting, and I was young and didn't think the stress or low pay wou
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by thensome 4y ago
Find a distraction that has a shorter time to get done, and say/think to yourself "after this thing I'll add something to the document", and then if you're not sure how to continue from your current point, try to wr
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by thensome 4y ago
My gf and i have been catching ourselves trying to monetize things. It helps just to point it out. Like, we do art and we don't have to make an etsy shop for any reason. When those ideas come up, we try to think about the personal expe
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by thensome 4y ago
Idk why people think that the ai art is going to discourage people from irl painting and drawing. I used to take pics of my paintings and put different filters on them to help pick the next colors, and now i can do that with ai to see possi
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by thensome 4y ago
I realized that I need to keep changing the techniques I'm using to keep my brain on my toes. Basically, the effectiveness of any productivity idea/hack starts out the most effective and interesting and then after a few weeks&#x2F
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by thensome 4y ago
My mom and I are both like this. There's enough to do alone. I think there's also a lot of ambient cultural pressure (at least in the US) to socialize pretty frequently compared to other locations or past times. Obviously there we
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by thensome 4y ago
I used to do this all the time as a kid! I was way more interested in the scifi/fantasy aspect and the social sciences aspect, and I really didn't want to get into tech at all. Either way, the sad truth is that for most of us lang
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by thensome 4y ago
I would assume it's something to do with exposing the source of leaks and verifying or debunking the content therein
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by thensome 4y ago
I switched fields entirely to get out of teaching. It is kinda fun but also very stressful and very underpaid. If teaching paid well i would probably keep doing it, but i can't afford to dedicate that much time to something if I'm
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by thensome 4y ago
A subscription to a kids science/news magazine like Muse or Ranger Rick or whatever they're doing these days. A big roll of paper and tons of paint and markers. (Way more fun than normal sized paper!)
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by thensome 4y ago
Do something that's not productive or responsible or related to your long term goals! I have this too, and I think part of my strategy is that I'm not trying to get rid of the desire to do stuff. I'm just looking for stuff to
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by thensome 4y ago
Heyyyyy did someone call tech support? I have some common misconceptions about computers from people who don't work with computers :P Biggest one is just not knowing names for stuff. I spend way too much time describing icons bc there&
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by thensome 4y ago
Yeahhh... This is a huuuuuge problem with psychology research already. There are so many studies that get cited in textbooks and influence the training of actual therapists that, if you trace them back, go through a bunch of different refer
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by thensome 4y ago
Learning from different fields has been really beneficial to me. When I was young, I was very into etiquette books like The Essential 55. Even reading "outdated" social analysis/advice is helpful because it gives me a bigger
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by thensome 4y ago
Ryan Williams getting sponsored by scooters as a kid. He brought out bmx tricks that people in the 90s would say are impossible, because he figured out the physics on a scooter.