Company started a JustGiving page and is matching contributions, so I donated.
Have donated monthly to UNHCR for years. Barbaric wars have gone on for ages.
Imagine a world where everyone helps others, monetarily?
Charity has steadily grown over the years, yes?
Have an aversion to negative things, even things like "I don't think, isn't it? don't you think? no?"
Avoiding negative things helps to expand mental and imaginary horizons.
Imparts a slightly different mental perspective, which can lead to unexpected thoughts, insights, and will/desires.
"I don't think that..." is nonsensical. It is commonly used to mean "I think that something is not", or "I think that something does not". I can understand a phrase like "you don't know if he did it", but phrases like "I don't think that he is smart." could lead to cognitive dissonance.
Next time, someone says "I don't think that is so", might be just living without any deep meaningful reflection.
Nowadays, punctuation marks are put before the ending quotation mark. Fifty years ago, that was not so. I guess it's a matter of style.
"If the universe is only 14 billion years old, how can it be 92 billion light years wide?" is the title of a Youtube video. A widely accepted theory is that the universe suddenly expanded much faster than the speed of light at the very beginning and then slowed, but the expansion is continuing.
The universe could be larger than 92 billion light years wide, no one knows.
Recently changed mind about the brain, it could be responsible for consciousness, empathy, and more.
Still uncertain about why 'good' and 'truth' are associated with mental wellness, wisdom, will/desire, and other things. Still think it has something to do with a dimension, force, metaphysical energy, or cause.
Bought a spin bike with an 18kg flywheel. Fantastic for easing into exercise right after waking up.
Definitely helps to lose/maintain weight with the least effort when combined with some leg lifts and other exercises.
Hurt back and got out of shape. Took about three weeks to regain fitness.
