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It's so of in the cold food that Steve Jobs hot eat the food.

Who the hell is oven?

[рыбь позор 🏳️‍🌈 @obviously_snow]

экшуалли эти видео неплохая иллюстрация что гомофобия это намеренное действие и каждодневный выбор постоянной ненависти разъедающей твой мозг до состояния плесени и что в результате это только усложнит твою жизнь

[RÈBELs RÄÎDÈRs @Rebels_Raiders]

Ah yes, human economics. Very fascinating. Very concerning.

*wheeze*

“Who does Earth owe $350 trillion to?”

Mostly itself.

You owe money to pension funds, banks, insurance companies, investment funds, foreign governments, central banks, corporations, and millions of individual investors.

*wheeze*

In other words, humans have invented a system where they borrow money from themselves, pay interest to themselves, panic about it constantly, and then argue on the extranet about who is responsible.

As a Vølüs, I find this arrangement delightfully profitable.

The more interesting question is not who you owe. The question is whether the debt grows faster than the economy that supports it.

* wheeze*

If I owe 10,000 credits and earn 100,000 credits per year, nobody cares.

If I owe 10,000 credits and earn 12 credits per year, suddenly C-Sec starts asking questions.

Hah hah hah…* wheeze*

So when a human says, “We owe $350 trillion! Who do we owe it to?”

The answer is:

“Mostly other humans. The real question is whether future humans can keep making enough money to convince everyone not to panic.”

* wheeze*

Now if you’ll excuse me, I have several sovereign debt instruments to sell to the Elcor. They take a very long-term view of investments.

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

i hope the next global trend will be empathy and critical thinking.

[Hunter Biden @HunterBiden]

@JaulaDePerreo How about “Let’s take another crack with a Biden.” Needs work but the possibilities are endless.

[Spherical Time 🌈 @sphericaltime]

@ChrisRywalt @arthur_affect @GaryJKings @AnaMardoll It’s turns out having a gun wasn’t what prevented tyranny but not voting for tyrants was.

Who could have guessed?

[🥚👹 @egg_oni]

@Nolanolqf @MicheleMon7364 @ChaeChae144 @JezziiB You didn't study biology past 6th grade (:
Your opinion is empty (:

[Vic Vaiana @vicvaiana]

All this in just 4 years.

Remember when they insisted it was impossible to build green infrastructure quickly enough

[🥚👹 @egg_oni]

@theblaiirwitch Sometimes we understand and cherish the ones who are not ready to reciprocate. Unfortunately, no amount of changing yourself can change that readiness for them

[HAELE 3D - Anatomy Drawing Reference Tools @haele3d]

I am an indie dev working on an anatomy pose reference app for artists.

- Create custom poses
- Customize the lighting
- Switch between various anatomy models

Would you use this for drawing? It is call HAELE 3D - Pose Studio Max.

[Karla Ortiz @kortizart]

Now THIS is a tool 👀 can’t wait for this to release!!

[🥚👹 @egg_oni]

You have to swing the pick before you're ready... Ah.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Scientists shut off the dopamine in some rats and they stopped eating. Food everywhere. They starved in a full cage, not because they hated it. Put sugar on their tongue and they licked their lips. They still liked it. They just lost the drive to go get it.

This is one of the strangest things we know about the brain, and it traces back to a researcher named Kent Berridge at the University of Michigan. Your head runs two different systems. One is wanting, the push that gets you off the couch and moving. The other is liking, the good feeling once you are in it. Dopamine runs the wanting. The enjoyment runs on separate wiring. So you can be sure you will love something and still feel almost no pull to start it.

That is the man in the cartoon, swinging at rock with diamonds all around him. He could see the good stuff. He just could not make himself dig toward it.

Once you see why, the usual story about procrastination stops making sense. We say lazy, or bad with time. Mostly, it is neither. Two psychologists, Fuschia Sirois and Tim Pychyl, argued back in 2013 that it runs on emotion. A task makes you feel something you would rather not feel, even just the small dread of starting, and putting it off makes that feeling vanish on the spot. So you scroll, or you suddenly need to clean the kitchen. Dodging the task is a quick hit of relief, and your brain grabs it. The bill goes straight to future-you, who is left holding the guilt and the deadline.

You can even see it on a brain scan. In 2018, a team in Germany scanned 264 people and matched the scans against how much each person put things off. The big procrastinators had a larger amygdala, the little alarm bell deep in the brain that flags anything risky. They also had a weaker link to the part meant to quiet that alarm and get you moving, a region called the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex. Loud alarm, weak off-switch.

And if this is you, you have plenty of company. A big 2007 review found that 80 to 95 percent of college students procrastinate, that roughly one in five adults does it long-term, and that more than 95 percent of them wish they could quit. Students alone burn about a third of their day on it.

The fix falls out of that same split. If wanting and liking are two different systems, then waiting to "feel like it" is waiting for a bus that may never come. The main treatment for the severe version, called behavioral activation, flips the order. You start first, as small as you can stand, before any motivation shows up. The wanting tends to arrive a few minutes after you begin. The diamonds were there the whole time. You just have to swing the pick before you feel ready.

[🥚👹 @egg_oni]

@hashjenni I miss when I was a kid and thought this was obvious, until I met people misinformed about the human body. Worse are the "believers" of pre-determined fate and reality through some form of religious virtuousity (bastardization), who use it as a vehicle for judgement.

[🥚👹 @egg_oni]

@abighoul_js unfortunately going through the cycle once just starts the next. I hope it gets easier for you too, even through the worst days

[episode one @E1podcast]

Ignored the small door that appeared in my apartment three days ago and now it’s gone. That’s how it’s done.

[Boots Riley @BootsRiley]

Yes!
Your family has been free to leave since your showing of I Love Boosters started, but seems to be staying because I have the Criterion Channel and good weed.

[Dimitri @thedimitri]

What a time to be alive

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

disregard | verb | to pay no attention to : treat as unworthy of regard or notice

[🤠 @will_selecta]

This particular quote from Kafka’s diaries has been keeping me going for a while now

[jordan ☼ @iixxivmmxviii]

Zero regulations, zero warning.

So I did it myself.