Parents can compete against teams of people whose goal is to make their platform as addictive as possible? Nah, it’s a systemic problem and it won’t be solved by some parents sometimes doing something of limited effectiveness. Nor will it be solved by blanket bans.
The large intestine is now in the buttocks. Sitting for too long will cause obstruction. Falling on your ass has a good chance of causing defecation.
What kind of juice?
I understand the feeling of being in limbo due to uncertainty like that. I’d say if you don’t feel strongly enough to commit to large things, then don’t. For the things that you do feel strong enough about to commit to, keep smashing it into smaller and smaller pieces until they’re manageable, then start to do them. There are tools to help with this process out there. And starting towards something can help clarify if it’s something you want to put effort into. You can also take on smaller, useful pieces of a larger goal such that even if the main goal is something you decide isn’t worth it, you can still get something useful out of what you’ve completed.
I don’t really ever feel like committing to things, so I don’t plan things out like that. Sometimes things turn out well; I just kept doing my hobby I enjoyed and whoops I’ve been doing it for 20 years. Sometimes things go not so well but I try to quit things that aren’t working out early. And sometimes there’s real consequences. My life hasn’t been a straight line by any means. Nobody I know has had a life like that, though, even the planners.
I didn’t vote for this and my deductible is still getting doubled.
It’s all downhill from there.
Who’s going to tell him?
… Are you a cop or something?
Plus they have elves.
I don’t think it was mentioned in the article, but is this visible light or would it work on infrared etc.?
Right, because the sun isn’t out at night.
Long term planning is a task that requires executive function. Is it difficult for you and that’s why you dislike it or is your distaste for it a separate issue?
The Story of 100 Os - just as erotic
100 Leagues Under the Sea - the abridged version
1R84 by Marukami - dunno, it’s really thick and I haven’t gotten around to it
The Hundred Greatest Gatsbys - AI slop
Fahrenheit 663 - hey, somebody used the wrong units.
Frankensthuderteins - for the Germans
A Tale of a Hundred and two Cities - that’s a lot of lookalikes
It sounds like a coffee shop.
If it stays around for too long, some other nearby show will kick the bucket.
Was was off on the last two groups. Was looking for museums and fish. Connections Puzzle #905 🟦🟩🟦🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟨🟨🟨🟨 🟪🟦🟪🟦 🟦🟦🟦🟪 🟦🟪🟦🟦
And downright hilarious to compromise financials and MFA.
Katamari Damacy is a game where you roll larger and larger things into a ball, starting with small things like thumb tacks and eventually buildings and small islands. It has extremely catchy music. The reference is to this song: https://youtu.be/M7EXlS9-XpU
They talk about correlation, not causation. And the data is from surveys, not actual measurements:
So saying that you sleep poorly is a predictive measure, but things that cause shorter life spans probably just screw up sleep (or at least ones perception of it) as well. Translating a correlation into individual advice is disingenuous at best.