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TimewornTraveler

@ TimewornTraveler @lemm.ee

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  • This seems very rude. I see foreigners do this all the time. they take over subreddits that aren't designed for them.

  • I lost a ton of weight this way too. then I developed an eating disorder. the whole idea of "if I starve myself then I can eat whatever I want" is pretty much the origin story of binge eating

  • tried all the bullshit in these comments, nothing worked long term. was still miserable and hated myself. progressed into an eating disorder. only thing that ended up working was to seek psychological help. learning intuitive eating helped stop the binges. I let go of the obsession with food, obsession with weight, obsession with image. accepting yourself as you are is the only way to change. fancy that.

  • thanks for the French lesson. I dont hate you

  • it clearly says LOPERS

  • I'm not asking ti remove items from the list, I'm asking to add them!

  • Sudan, Palestine, Ukraine, ____, and ____?

  • Fun fact: If you were able to cross the Bering Straight then the only thing that would keep this road from reaching Argentina would be the Darien Gap, a stretch of dense rainforest that separates Panama from Colombia. Unfortunately it's one of the most inhospitable places on Earth!

  • she didn't ask. and why would my job be relevant to her interests? why would my disapproval of her job choices be any more relevant than my approval?

    the question of "what do I do with my life" is a ridiculous thing to offload onto someone else. it's your life, not mine. the only thing I can say is how I came about my own decisions, and for me that starts with recognizing when something lucrative looks fucking boring

  • yo all 3 of those jobs sound fucking boring to me. but you do you. i hate business and finances. the only cool part is the culfural side, but who needs to manage a business for that?

    not even sure why I'm commenting if we're that different lol have a nice day though, good luck

    um, i will say i do truly love my job, and i think most lemmings dont, so maybe dont listen to them either

  • Holy shit am i seriously the only one who has both?

  • yeah the concepts of good and evil dont really make sense when addressing the divine.

  • that part is tautological. if the almighty is perfection, then benevolence is defined by it, not by us. so the only way one can consistently hold that belief is to admit that we are the imperfection. we are the disease, we are punished. i guess that's why i dont believe that shit lol

  • Probably the belief that there (isn't) some kind of omnipotent god interested in guiding our affairs. It's not like I'd ever be able to know. How would I cope? Pretty easily. It'd be comforting. That's a pretty good reason to doubt it, since I'm biased in favor of it.

    The thing is, I'm not picking this one because it's the most likely one, but because all of the other "core" beliefs are either completely subjective judgments that can't be "wrong" or are flexible enough that it doesn't really matter.

  • might impact the data, then we'd only know given those constraints

  • idk about you but psychologically i never chceckef my ksrma scote but still pay some attention to how an individual comment/submission is perceived. cuz i took the time to write it and it's cool if people like/understand it and it's "important" if they dont (at least important to my rat brains)

    as a departure from this mentality, i will not edit the typos

  • whoever wrote this has no idea what those words mean. they could have picked a million things scarier than that, and more confusing. quote some fuckin tax code

  • none if you like happiness

  • Yeah, it's really frustrating and quite ironic that pop culture keeps using this obscure scientific reference, that they don't really understand in its intended context, to describe something that really ought be plainly said: that we all have a tendency to overinflate our competence. if anything Dunning-Krueger showed that only the most seasoned experts judge themselves modestly. (and even then we'd likely only find their modesty in that particular area of expertise). it's a commentary on all of us!

    But no, people name-drop this research just to dunk on people and feel smugly superior. (and I am glad I agree with the politics of the intellectual in the OP, that means it's okay and I'm a bit more competent too!) ugh. I cringe every time i read someone say Dunning-Krueger.

    PS on your first image, whoever failed to put "phd student" at the trough of that curve fucked up