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[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@attamayte1 The battle between good and neutrality (c) you_know_who

[Casey Muratori @cmuratori]

Only in Illustrator. If you use Photoshop, everything is a pixel. Honestly a bit disappointed in Murakami for not knowing that.

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@attamayte1 А вы за меня что, и есть будете? (с)

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@attamayte1 Oh well. It's not far from psychoanalysis' glorious comeback from the damned and cursed then:)

[Ihtesham Ali @ihteshamali]

The professor who invented "growth mindset" works at Stanford, and most people have no idea what she actually discovered.

Everyone quotes the phrase. Almost nobody understands what the research behind it really showed.

Her name is Carol Dweck, and the finding that made her famous came from watching how children responded to failure in real time.

She gave kids a series of puzzles, and when the puzzles got hard, two completely different behaviors emerged. Some kids leaned in and tried harder. Others shut down and gave up. The IQ scores between the two groups were nearly identical.

The difference had nothing to do with intelligence. It had everything to do with what each child believed about intelligence itself.

Kids who believed ability was fixed treated every failure as evidence of who they were. Kids who believed ability could grow treated every failure as information about what to do next. Same puzzle. Same difficulty. Completely different outcomes.

Here is what Stanford now officially teaches its students based on her work.

The first tool is deceptively simple: add the word "yet" to any statement of failure. "I don't understand this" becomes "I don't understand this yet."

That single word shifts the brain from a closed verdict to an open investigation, and the research shows it measurably changes how long students persist on hard problems.

The second tool is reframing what effort actually means. Students with a fixed mindset interpret needing to try hard as proof they aren't talented.

Students with a growth mindset interpret effort as the mechanism through which talent is built. The same amount of struggle means two completely different things depending on the story you tell yourself about it.

The third tool is how you process criticism. A fixed mindset treats negative feedback as a personal attack to be avoided. A growth mindset treats it as the most useful data available because it points directly at the gap between where you are and where you want to be.

Dweck spent decades proving that the belief you hold about your own potential is not just a feeling. It is a self-fulfilling operating system that determines almost everything about what you're willing to attempt and how long you're willing to keep going.

The students who thrive at Stanford aren't the ones who never struggle.

They're the ones who decided that struggling means they're learning.

[Billboard Chris 🌎 @BillboardChris]

Mothers need to stay home with their babies a minimum of three years, and men need to make whatever sacrifices they need to make to ensure that happens.

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@Nord_dark_void Господибожеблять красота-то какая! Утащила бы все ваши сокровища в пещеру и чахла над ними с удовольствием

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

I grew up in an era when mainstream women’s magazines told girls they needed to be thinner and prettier.

Now mainstream women’s magazines tell girls that men are better women than they are.

[Ivan Khoroshev @devancheque]

Poshanka! 👏 *refuses to elaborate further*

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@IvanMosquito @devancheque Блэт, я думала, только мне слышится эщкере))

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@liiiiiiiissa Случайно наткнулась на ваш пост и вспомнила, как эта история в школе казалась сне самой прекрасной историей любви, нежной, пропитанной той самой тоской по уходящему❤️

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@AntonBelyayev1 Первый сезон "Андора"

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@SavierMichael И в Польше

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@Vizlypuzly1 @tutor_geo_lang Т

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@lisec_tut Лучший твит за сегодня уже не придумать

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@Khlystova_AP @rednalasni Сцук, я после кесарева вторые сутки, МНЕ НЕЛЬЗЯ ТАК РЖАТЬ

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@muzhikskotom For the Emperor!

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@I7like7sleeping @k1ngteez Это же Леро?:)

[Sestritza_A @sestritza_a]

@fillpackart Фил, с таким бейтом прям тяжко не согласиться, ну🙈