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@cremieuxrecueil @NTFabiano People with electrolyte abnormalities are already significantly sicker at baseline would be my guess?

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@phokarlsson What are the experiments in meaning

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@patriciamou_ @evanjconrad Ñ

[daniel @nospecdirect]

@cremieuxrecueil @willrobinson22 Verbal ability being more predictive of college enrollment is probably being mediated by SES though? eg just thinking anecdotally, kids growing up in high SES families will emphasize verbal ability (eg, linguistic capital) more than mathematical skills

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@RecoveryDoctor Did they control for this (eg, SES) in the original study?

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@EricJorgenson Why am I getting so many clubhouse posts on my feed, is everyone getting paid to do this

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@eating_entropy How much do this is just gut intuition vs being methodical when stepping back in maze?

[daniel @nospecdirect]

@NTFabiano got it, that's helpful. i'm a psych resident too btw, cool to see you posting and breaking down these articles

[Kaidi Wu, Ph.D. @kaidi_wu]

One of the greatest MYTHS in cultural psychology is collectivists (e.g. Asians) don't compete––they are a kumbaya/harmonious/lovey dovey bunch who prioritize interpersonal relationships, unlike those individualistic Americans who are self-serving and competitive. 1

[daniel @nospecdirect]

@altini_marco have you ever looked into HRV for psychological stress? (eg, https://t.co/ZxaIVhYwtQ)?

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@space_tintin anyone have a way of tracking what works for brain fog and what doesn't, in a more systematic way?

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@exfatloss @ESYudkowsky Is there already a well established way to figure out how adherent one is to a ketogenic diet? Or if it’s working for them

[Vijay Sarathy @canvasoul_]

I get by on a feeling I can’t even name

[daniel @nospecdirect]

to read more: https://t.co/Fr3nO5TJYj

[daniel @nospecdirect]

An existential fear of dying — the type that wraps around your whole body and mind — gripped me for the first time a few years ago, and then with increasing frequency as I turned 27 and 28. It was like a switch had flipped in my mind.

[daniel @nospecdirect]

The inevitability of death, and all of its implications, was no longer an abstract concept but a palpable reality. Slowly, I saw cracks in the illusion of life as an idyllic Ghibli film that would stretch on indefinitely.

[daniel @nospecdirect]

@ftlsid What about discipline

[daniel @nospecdirect]

@this_is_silvia this is really insightful, how do you think about not taking things too seriously/having fun vs still being intentional about the work?

[nibras ꩜ @heynibras]

we’re slow to learn because most learning is about emotions yet most of us are taught to focus on everything but emotion

good learners often have great emotional/psychological management

the most effective way to learn and make progress is to cultivate beautiful emotions via the process (the act) of the skill you’re learning

but somehow most of us try to learn by over-efforting and increasing negative emotions