Artem

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@ChalynSports @Kredz13 @DMAC_1O @AllBlacks Did Barrett manage the game in the last 30 min?

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@AllBlacks Where are the experts “Barrett 10, Jordan 15”?

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@ChalynSports @Kredz13 @DMAC_1O @AllBlacks So you are the only expert here?

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Scientists: instead of real workouts for muscle growth, simple visualization is enough. Our brain will do everything for us.

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Camping appeared when non-camping appeared.

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One of the main distortions in people is the belief in justice and the desire to achieve justice. It's interesting, of course, I myself am an ardent supporter. But more often than not, this struggle leads to nothing good. There is no justice in life, it's a fictional concept.

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The poster above me says: 'Do more of what makes you happy.' I'm trying to remember what makes me happy and I can't. Nothing comes to mind. Well, when I encounter a well-written thought in a book, it makes me a little happy.

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After the run, some unpleasant thought settled in. Or a whole set of thoughts. And I gathered them all and passed them on to the stone. Let it ponder. That's the life hack I came up with. Passing thoughts to other objects and watching from the sidelines.

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If there's a task or intention, don't try to plan everything all at once. Start by doing what's known and reduce it until only the unknown remains. Now you can plan.

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The thing you seek is also seeking you.

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Judge people by how they impact the world around them, rather than by how they explain their problems.

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False Consensus Effect: Overestimating the extent to which others share one's beliefs, attitudes, or opinions.

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Planning Fallacy: Underestimating the time, costs, and risks of future actions, despite past experiences.

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Hypercorrection Effect: Becoming more resistant to correction or changing one's beliefs when presented with evidence that contradicts them.

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Dispositional Attribution: Attributing the behavior of others to their personality traits or dispositions rather than considering situational factors.

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Illusion of Transparency: Overestimating the extent to which one's internal thoughts, feelings, or emotions are apparent to others.

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Attribution Bias: Interpreting the causes of behaviors or events in a biased manner, often attributing successes to internal factors and failures to external factors.

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Social Comparison Bias: Evaluating oneself in comparison to others, often leading to feelings of superiority or inferiority.

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When you are using a product or a service, it also uses you.

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Fading Affect Bias: Remembering past events more positively or negatively than they actually were over time, with the emotional intensity of the memory fading.