@JessicaLK89 More than content. This makes every moment, however insignificant, absolutely unique and incredible. The certain knowledge that this is it, no do-overs, I want to be the best I can every single moment. Love always, it feels fantastic. Hate as little as possible, positive is good
@dimamynedd Nah, take a chill pill, I always frantically did all my assignments the night before it's due ( most tutors are happy to extend deadlines) and try the problems before you read the directions. You'll struggle at first but that feeling of the click of understanding is such joy.
@NeuroscienceNew I genuinely misread deoression risk as depression Rick and thought it was Rick and Morty tweet.
That's not to say that depression or risks of it are less important, no one should suffer, so how to cure Ricks depression fuelled alcoholism and how high are the risks to his family
@ChryslerReal @ItsAmberhol Is dehydration and a struggle to find water generally an issue within the squirrel community?
Not for nothing btw, making wild animals trusting of humans isn't really kindness.
A new two-stage model seeks to answer a longstanding philosophical debate over whether consciousness is continuous or discrete. Findings suggest discrete consciousness is preceded by a long-lasting unconscious processing period. #neuroscience#science
https://t.co/6nQ0oBkMJl
@muddymoles @PjStassen True=fact. Matter of opinion may be false or fact. Evidence would be required to determine upon which it could be factual;true; disproven or not proven, making it false or an opinion.
@NeuroscienceNew The continuing increase in life expectancy. Previous generations probably succumbed to earlier mortality before reaching an age when Dementia could present.
@wisemanryder Regardless, these issues are better put in context in a balanced educational environment than in parks at the foot of statue's that glorify the participants of a civil war who fought for the retention of slavery. That's not whitewashing, it's educating without offending.
@godless_mom Really depends on when and why it's said. Generally I'm not too bothered but in the context of someone questioning my disbelief it's kind of annoying when they reach the point of exasperation and tell me "I'm so sorry for you. I'm going to pray for you."
Why would anyone desire eternal life after death as promised by religion? Isn't the fact that life is finite the very quality that makes our short existence so precious and the reason we should all strive to be kind to one another?