Not everyone can be a hero 3 comments
metaanalysis
· 6 years ago
No, even better. Film the guy that is filming her, instead of the two of you helping.
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Based on this logic what are you? 29 comments
I haven't written poetry in years and I'm gonna be ashamed of this tomorrow but here goes: 22 comments
metaanalysis
· 6 years ago
This evoked sadness and fear on a personal level. I can think of no better compliment for poetry. Yet, I wish I'd never read it...
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Bubba can't even handle the shrimps 6 comments
metaanalysis
· 6 years ago
Well, Homosassa is just south of a big nuclear power reactor in Crystal River, so I think you probably right :)
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The razor 5 comments
I Gonna call my Ex 17 comments
Ignorance is bliss 10 comments
metaanalysis
· 7 years ago
I actually think it's a bit more simple than that. We tend to find what we are looking for, i. e., confirmatory bias. I agree with your take on depressive realism. When you think of Beck's cognitive triad (depressed people think "I suck, the world sucks, and the future is hopless" ), those who are depressed notice "bad" things more because they are looking for them. They also attribute greater potential negative consequences to the bad thing. I happen to disagree with the depressive realism theory. I spend a good bit of time helping people shift from judging thoughts and perceptions as true or false to helpful or unhelpful. If it is a helpful belief/perception (can one take action to bring one's self closer to the life desired?) then take action and move forward, if not, detach from it. I personally think most of us (me included) spend too much time getting pulled along by our thoughts instead of taking steps, however small, to bring us closer to the person we want to be.
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Psychopath vs sociopath 6 comments
metaanalysis
· 7 years ago
Sociopathy isn't actually a recognized mental health term. Psychopathy is a feature potentially, but not always, present in antisocial personality disorder. People with psychopathy or antisocial PD are not always violent.
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Ignorance is bliss 10 comments
metaanalysis
· 7 years ago
People of lower FSIQ (1 standard deviation) are at greater risk for schizophrenia, mood disorder, and substance use disorder diagnoses. However, some recent research has shown that people experiencing a depressive episode have more accurate perceptions of circumstances than those who are not.
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No one say no to a quicke 3 comments
The differences between a crocodile, a caiman, and an alligator 5 comments
metaanalysis
· 7 years ago
I'm more worried about the three armed monster walking around with these things
Linear reciprocation to rotation conversion 2 comments
metaanalysis
· 7 years ago
Well, when two robots love each other very much...
I had to have "the talk" with my Roomba just last week.
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I had to have "the talk" with my Roomba just last week.
Check this out 2 comments
metaanalysis
· 7 years ago
Same with a death. Takes a long time for us to catch up with change like that. Once in a great while, usually when I'm trying to fix something, I get the urge to call my dad. He died 20 years ago, but my intrinsic connection to him never did.
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Any1 knows this feeling? 6 comments
Horrible 9 comments
metaanalysis
· 7 years ago
I usually just put them in condoms and swallow them. I can usually mule the remains of about 15 people at a shot.
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A group of women 4 comments
metaanalysis
· 7 years ago
I see a lot of things like this on here. Maybe there is some way to set up a charitable arm of FS. I am not quite sure how it could work, and it would have to be a no pressure, no guilt thing, but maybe there is a way if people were interested. When verified stories come up, maybe people send something to an account and the one with the most thumbs up get the donations or something.
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