ThePirateFox49

Nada é tão sério, na dúvida escolhe paz.

Your body replaces 98% of its atoms every year. Within five years, every single one is swapped out. The you from 2021 is physically gone. Not "mostly gone." Gone. The atoms that used to be your face are now part of the air, the ocean, somebody else's lunch. Oak Ridge National Laboratory proved this in 1953. Your skin right now is about a month old. Your liver, six weeks. Your stomach lining regrows every five days. Your skeleton is completely different from ten years ago. A few atoms do stick around for life, buried in some brain cells, in parts of your heart, and in your tooth enamel. Scientists at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden tracked them using leftover radiation from 1950s nuclear bomb tests. The oldest surviving piece of "you" lives in your brain, your heart, and your teeth. Your brain is also erasing you. On purpose. A neuroscientist named Ron Davis at Scripps Research found that the brain has cells that release dopamine, the same chemical you feel after a good meal or a win, and use it to dissolve memories. When his team shut these cells off in test animals, they remembered twice as much. The chemical behind your best feelings is the same one shredding your past, and it never stops running. Ebbinghaus proved this back in 1885. You lose about half of everything you learn within one hour. A 2020 study from Baycrest's Rotman Research Institute had people live through a real experience and then checked how much they kept. At best, about a quarter. 75% of the details of your own life are being actively wiped by the organ that is supposed to be keeping track of it all. The universe is 13.8 billion years old. Squeeze all of it into one calendar year, with the Big Bang on January 1st, and humans show up at 11:52 PM on New Year's Eve. Your whole life, every birthday and breakup and boring Tuesday, lasts 0.17 seconds on that calendar. Not even long enough to blink. Stars will keep burning for about a hundred trillion more years, then the fuel runs out and the lights go off everywhere. The last things left will be black holes, places where gravity is so strong not even light can escape. Even those slowly leak away over a number of years so large you would need a hundred zeros to write it. After the last one is gone, nothing is left. No light, no warmth, nothing bumping into anything else, ever again. The universe reaches total stillness and stays there. Forever. Brian Cox once described the window where life can even exist as one-thousandth of a billion billion billionth, billion billion billionth, billion billion billionth of a percent of the universe's total run time. You are in that window right now. Built from borrowed atoms, running on a brain shredding its own records, here for a fifth of a second on a cosmic calendar that ends in permanent silence. Anyway, hope your Tuesday is going alright.

sabe oq seria melhor? DIALOGAR "vida, vc cuidaria de mim na minha pior versão? acha isso fácil pra você?" quem fica de joguinho tem que ficar só pra amadurecer a comunicação mesmo

@paleebunny Você simplesmente não ajuda, dê suporte se necessário e diga que está lá pelas pessoa, não dá pra ajudar alguém que não está ativamente procurando melhora, só deixa ela no canto dela e tá tudo bem, você não é psicólogo de ninguém, tá ligado?

como se ayuda a alguien que no quiere ser ayudado?

@Framzit2 Homens peitudos?

homens gostosos

sabah uyandığın ilk 20 dakika, geri kalan 16 saatinin fragmanı gibi bir şey... anlatayım. o yüzden ne olur direkt, kalkar kalkmaz eline telefonu alıp o kaydırma/doomscrolling mevzusuna girişme. neden?:D çünkü sabah dopamin zirvesinde hocam. ne verirsen beynine onu zevkle alıyor. böylelikle aklına doldurabilecek zor işlerin varken, yapacakların varken beynin yaratıcılık ve odak gücünü sabote ediyorsun. nörobilimci wendy suzuki'ye göre 20 dakika ekransız kalırsan zirve nöroplastisiteyi yakalarsın. üşenenlere özet: uyku sonrası dopamin yenilenirken sabah sabah telefonu kaydırdığında, ödül sistemini bozup motivasyonu çökertiyor. kalkınca 20 dakika bakma:D bunu yapmazsan gün içerisindeki hiçbir aktiviteden keyif alamayacaksın... alsan bile yapabileceğin potansiyelde yapamayacaksın. dene.

isso é TÃO maneiro!

Meu corpo quer dopamina, meu corpo quer descansar, controle não existe, apenas vigilância e proteção divina, a carne é fraca, espero que possa revigorar meu espírito

@Old_Lipe Bom dia maninho, tudo belezura?

Oieeee bommmm dia

one thing i will say is that piracy is genuinely pretty much completely unnecessary in japan, like you can access everything legally for cheap or free, whereas anything more than three years old in america becomes 200$ on resale

In 1925, a woman who had never studied psychology, philosophy, or neuroscience wrote a 100-page book that described exactly how your thoughts construct your reality, decades before science had a name for any of it. Her name is Florence Scovel Shinn, and almost nobody talks about her. She was not an academic. She was not a therapist. She was a commercial illustrator living in New York who began teaching small private groups after watching the same pattern destroy the same kinds of people over and over. They were intelligent, they were hardworking, and their lives were not working. The book she eventually wrote from those sessions has never gone out of print in a hundred years. Here is the framework inside it that I have not been able to stop thinking about. Shinn argued that every human being is playing a game they do not know the rules to. The game is not business or relationships or money. The game is the relationship between what you think and what you get. And the core rule is one most people spend their entire lives violating without realizing it. Your subconscious mind does not understand the difference between what you want and what you fear. It responds to the dominant image you hold, not the dominant wish. Which means the person who constantly imagines failure while claiming to want success is not being unlucky. They are being precise. The subconscious is executing exactly what it was given. She called this the law of karma, but stripped of any mysticism the mechanism is almost mechanical. Every thought is a cause. Every condition in your life is an effect. Change the cause and the effect must change, because it cannot do anything else. The insight that floored me was her argument about words. She believed spoken words carry a charge that most people waste entirely by speaking carelessly. The person who constantly says "I never have enough" is not describing reality. They are issuing a standing order. What neuroscience now calls self-fulfilling belief loops and cognitive priming, Shinn described in plain language a century ago with no laboratory and no funding. She just watched people carefully enough to see what the researchers eventually proved. The game was always the same. Most people just never learned they were playing it.

This is it.

“Las emociones humanas son únicas, el pico de la felicidad es llorar, el pico de la tristeza es reír y el pico de la ira es el silencio.”

@BabPanqueca Não

Quem usa :3 dá a bunda

Háganse un favor y limítense a 1 hora x día a consumir reels, twitter o tiktoks. El scrolling, el formato corto de contenidos les hace mierda el cerebro. Vean más películas, series o lean libros, algo que les mantenga la atención, háganlo por ustedes. Es solo un consejo.

Foi só a Torre de Babel cair que logo estourou um debate riquíssimo sobre propriedade intelectual, muito mais edificante do que anos de histeria política nacional. Tô amando todas as colocações.

@Itasuma1 Bom dia mana Ita

Bommm diaaa babys

@mimi_ggtit1 O hiperfoco em peitos slk

meus peitos são meu acessório favorito 😶‍🌫️

@rodrigoallvesc E você mano? Onde se encaixa?

Metade do Twitter está com tesão e a outra metade está a beira de um suicídio

@lenny_bright É nossa risada fi, go drinking

что за ккккккккккк у бразильцев

@yourlupi Sim, é bem divertido, mesmo quando é estressante

Est-ce que les mecs aiment vraiment quand leur copine joue aux jeux vidéos avec eux??