I love this. We boil everything down to fix bad behaviour —> you’re all set.
Bad behaviours like addiction, emotional numbing, etc serve a purpose and shield us from the pain of reality (and sometimes reality blows). Taking off armour sucks because sometimes armour rules.
As a fan of mindfulness and as a man who recently purchased the programmable computer mouse they’re referring to, this may be the best, most niche joke of all time.
1/10 Often when we want to force a change, that’s precisely how we go about doing it: with force. This is ass backwards though—the habit version of “don’t think of a white bear.” Why?
9/10 This is how adjusting the command to your brain can create a meaningful difference. Instead of "I have to walk," consider "I am a person who walks."
Last week on Apeathetic, we looked at the impending robot takeover. We dove into what tools we can use to manage unfathomable change.
Come for the optimism, but stay for the unicorn sex pun.
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Body transfer illusion
The illusion of owning a part/or entire body other than one's own
sight, touch and proprioception (a sense of body position) all combine to convince this person that a rubber hand is their body part 1/🧵
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