America has a “need
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So to focus, one has to ignore – a lot. The more inputs you have coming into you simultaneously from different directions with insufficient (normal) barriers to entry, the possibilities become overwhelming. Of course, big picture, life is short, so that’s certain. Slightly smaller picture, if time is scarce and you have to eat to survive but you want to thrive and not just survive, time becomes a commodity to spend towards increasing whatever the metrics for thriving might be at the cost of the time used for the effort. So, it goes to a question of purpose.
So to focus, one
… [read full article]Interesting list of possible symptoms. Working with both hands helps (piano playing/touch typing, writing with non-dominating hand, balancing, etc). _Thinner Corpus Callosum_ – white matter connecting two halves of the brain: There’s lots of reasons why folks might have thinner corpus collosum. In my case, being born “extremely preterm” (26 weeks) but there’s others. Just how it is. I have some, not all. a) Physical, b) Cognitive, c) Developmental characteristics, d) social and behavioral characteristics a) Physical or health-related characteristics include: vision impairments, low muscle tone, difficulty feeding, abnormal head and facial features, high tolerance to pain, problems sleeping, seizures, hearing impairments, chronic constipation — b) Cognitive characteristics include: problems reading facial expressions or voice tone difficulty with problem-solving and complex tasks lack of ability in assessing risk difficulty understanding abstract concepts problems understanding slang or sarcasm difficulty understanding emotions giving untrue information but believing it is true — c) Developmental characteristics include: delays in milestones, such as sitting, walking, riding a bike delays in speech and language acquisition clumsiness and poor coordination delayed toilet training — d) Particular social and behavioral characteristics include: social immaturity lack of self-awareness difficulty understanding social cues problems understanding others’ perspectives finding it hard to maintaining attention hyperactivity lack of fear obsessive or compulsive behavior Source; https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/318065 Maybe that’s why I can’t tell my left from my right
Interesting list of possible
… [read full article]Interesting list of possible symptoms. Working with both hands helps (piano playing/touch typing, writing with non-dominating hand, balancing, etc). _Thinner Corpus Callosum_ – white matter connecting two halves of the brain: There’s lots of reasons why folks might have thinner corpus collosum. In my case, being born “extremely preterm” (26 weeks) but there’s others. Just how it is. I have some, not all. a) Physical, b) Cognitive, c) Developmental characteristics, d) social and behavioral characteristics a) Physical or health-related characteristics include: vision impairments, low muscle tone, difficulty feeding, abnormal head and facial features, high tolerance to pain, problems sleeping, seizures, hearing impairments, chronic constipation — b) Cognitive characteristics include: problems reading facial expressions or voice tone difficulty with problem-solving and complex tasks lack of ability in assessing risk difficulty understanding abstract concepts problems understanding slang or sarcasm difficulty understanding emotions giving untrue information but believing it is true — c) Developmental characteristics include: delays in milestones, such as sitting, walking, riding a bike delays in speech and language acquisition clumsiness and poor coordination delayed toilet training — d) Particular social and behavioral characteristics include: social immaturity lack of self-awareness difficulty understanding social cues problems understanding others’ perspectives finding it hard to maintaining attention hyperactivity lack of fear obsessive or compulsive behavior Source; https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/318065 Maybe that’s why I can’t tell my left from my right
Interesting list of possible
… [read full article]Changes of Mind in voluntary action – Flexibility vs. stability of intentions
Changes of Mind in
… [read full article]Selenium I think it’s called, is a vitamin I think of for beer; I think it helps with thyroid function? Not sure. There’s only a few things that have a lot of selenium in it. Beers have it because of hops and I think certain breakfast cereals; it comes from mashing the waxy coating on the outside of certain grains.
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Now you understand what Defund the Police is. The police SHOULD NOT have to be responsible for all of those things. But they are. And without training. That’s wrong.
Now you understand what
… [read full article]It’s definitely different socializations between men and women. In traditional marriages, in society the wife has to pretend to submit behind the husband in public. This is true in more traditional societies to this day such as the less citified but more village of Egypt, India, Africa, South America, etc. But it’s behind closed doors, it’s the wife’s domain – in a normal traditional marriage anyway. It’s sort of a deal they have and it’s a successful recipe for a long term marriage that can work, although not always as abusive homes of course exist, particularly in isolated places. Considering the divided traditional tasks, it’s a logical arrangement in societies where man work outside the home, woman work inside the home, etc. And since the only place that husband and wives could traditionally have conversations would be in the private home – not out in public because of “face” – it makes sense that the wife would and could be expressive as that’s her domain whereas the husband needs to stay quiet because, well, it’s her turn now in exchange for the outward social submissiveness.
It’s definitely different socializations
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