We've had several questions on why this website exists. What is so special about My Peculiar Point of View. This week, we share that explanation from our original blog post.
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Often times we make changes. Sometimes they are good, sometimes they are bad. It is when we don't think about the ramifications that it can easily cause us pain. Today's article discusses just that.
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Another Monday, another weekly post!
Sometimes we want to escape the world we live in. Life can be exhausting. If you've ever felt this way or never understood the reasons some people love fantasy worlds, this post is for you!
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Progress Update:
My Peculiar PoV has been expanding! We have gotten an admin assistant, three writers, and an editor! We look forward to seeing what our staff contributes and truly hope you grow by seeing things from Our Peculiar Point of View!
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What does somebody do when they are uncomfortable? We all get in those positions. Find a suggestion in our newest blog post, written by one of our new writers, Bryan Roberts!
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Be ready for the return of My Peculiar Point of View. I've taken my time off, I've recharged, and now we will carry on. We apologize for the inconvenience as we shake off the dust, power on our computers, and get ready to get back to work.
We tend to overestimate the importance of information that is available to us. Such immediate conclusions can help us to make quick decisions - or a hasty assumption
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"When we’re forced to say goodbye to someone in the physical form, we’re also being offered an opportunity to say hello to them in our imaginations."Psychologist and grief expert Kim Bateman explores the idea of the human grieving process.
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People can often be over-reliant on the first piece of information they hear. Focalism, or "anchoring bias" is a tendency we have as humans to base our opinions and emotions on a single piece of information; often neglecting the bigger picture.
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Does the existence of our very soul come down to a few neurons? One scientist has a theory that might be the beginning links between science, and the belief of the religious soul.
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The term "working yourself to death" is almost as old as time, but why our we feeling the burn more lately? This article discusses some reasons why you may be feeling at the end of your rope most times... and how to avoid it.
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A new generation means a new way of thinking - and a new way needed to advertise to this audience. reaching the generation that "just can't even"; might be more complicated than expected.
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We always hear that we should establish boundaries, but it’s usually when we are already resentful of or hurt by others. Whether it’s defending yourself or supporting others, this article provides some suggestions on how to do just that.
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Does this world of quick access and flexibility truly grant us the peace of mind in close relationships we seek? Is the future we are designing one of blends and hybrids and everything new? Or are we building more ways to feel alone?
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We would like to take a moment and officially welcome Paige Winslette to the team! She will be writing, sharing and posting on our social media pages. We have already seen her hard work and dedication, and cannot wait to see what the future holds!
Does this change how we will one day define our relationships? Does this open the world to a more moral form of affection or does it shut us off from all the possibilities surrounding us? Can we define the outcomes; or are we doomed to a preset fate?
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"Technoference." It’s hard to believe that something so new and generationally recent would actually be explained by many scientists as a naturally occurring social evolution; and one that may change how we relate to each other in the future.
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We've talked about empathy before, but are people who say "I don't care what people think" on to something? Perhaps. This article talks about this very idea
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Perhaps balance is the key.