tyleraland

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by tyleraland 7y ago
How did you find out?
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by tyleraland 9y ago
BPA-free also comes to mind: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/bpa-replacement-a...
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by tyleraland 10y ago
Thanks for the link. This theory seems relevant to my own work and motivation. > A child playing baseball may be satisfying his need for physical exercise, while the professional player is satisfying his parental instinct by providing a
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by tyleraland 10y ago
I worry about the consequences of labeling a large group of assembled people as "terrorists" based on the (real or perceived) actions or rhetoric of a few. E.g., if a large group of angry protesters is staring down a national guar
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by tyleraland 10y ago
Ancient warfare: anxiety as one anticipates impending war, which may be known months or years in advance (armies were slow), and very bloody melee combat which probably left survivors with PTSD. Pre-modern warfare: relatively few people lin
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by tyleraland 10y ago
I've tried and really like the guided meditations (audio) from https://www.headspace.com/ There are some very short ones for free, longer ones cost money
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by tyleraland 11y ago
I only started to understand how to look at this problem once I realized the host was going to eliminate a bad door _no matter what was chosen_. Of course if you have already selected a bad door he won't eliminate it. Another useful e
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by tyleraland 12y ago
How is MobileOrg's search? I tried switching from Evernote on all my devices to synced text files, but I found that on my phone I really needed a text/file editor/browser that searched document contents rather than just tit
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by tyleraland 13y ago
My eye-opening creepy moment was after installing Facebook's android app. I had the G+ app already installed, but logged in with a dummy account which follows various people I don't know in real life. For some reason, G+ put tho