Human Mint

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  1. Playing pong produces oxitocin, the molecule of good vibes
  2. What?? You can teach ping pong to other passionate individuals. If it uplifts your spirit and other's spirit that's all that matters.
  3. Good news, it already exists:
  4. A lot of ways of interpreting this issue. Which one is true? That's on you to judge. For example another way is that if you were a hardcore religious person for a lot of years, that has settled thick roots already, and they never really vanish. You may never be able to fully grow out of it.
  5. Hard to say. There are things that not even dementia erases, like riding a bicicle. While others get forgotten quickly. I see that as a really weird feature of the brain. You can notice that survival is the mastermind here, it runs unconsciously to keep you alive. It will be bias to what serves survival and discard what doesn't serves that purpose. "Going back" to religion is part of a survival tactic. If we're speaking inside the personal development plane, it is easy to lose progress of something not integrated fully.
  6. AI just copies stuff skillful people have created. When a person writes a book or a piece of music using AI and call themselves "geniuses", they're just good ol' scammers
  7. This is also where I resonate with Leo's criticism of capitalism. Why does a tech oligarch gains more than a healthcare worker who saves dozens of people's lives? Doctors do gain a lot compared to other professions, that is true. But the cost is insane workload and a psychological price. This is where capitalism is limping because the market doesn't necesarily take the most high standard, healthy, and concsious of decisions.
  8. Fall in love with consistency. Figure out how, it's possible.
  9. Thanks. Overall it is hard to wrap my head around it. Phisicality of objects is the ultimate trick. If I were to understand it it would be for my own amusement.
  10. LMAO. I guess you're going through a "shitty" phase
  11. In reality everyone is different. I get addicted so easily to it so I gotta watch out.
  12. I don't understand yet how physics is imagination. But I can say that the quality of my life depends exclusively on how deep is my imagination. To me imagination is identical to happiness. I was happier as a kid not because I hade lots of money, but because I had just more imagination.
  13. Interesting, did you stop for that reason? I am aware of that. Although through medicine history we've found ingenious ways to solve a myriad of health issues, we've barely scratched the surface. The hard thing to tame is not necesarily external agents but the body itself. The body is a perfect system with almost infinite ways that it self-regulates. But with enough vision we will understand a lot more. Lack of knoglede has always been a temporary obstacle, as shown throughout history. But again, it is not wise to underestimate how seamengly unrelated things impacts healthcare integrity. We need to have holistic lenses. You need to be aware how your country's affairs impact the health system of it too. Not only the current state of medicine in terms of the discipline.
  14. $100 usd worth of responses sometimes.
  15. But is it a belief? Or certain knowledge? Something to contemplate... Muahaha