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The Stuff We Left Behind

Apart from the digital records of today, historians will also study physical artefacts, and one thing that they will definitely encounter is plastic, due to its rather long shelf life. 

Plastic litter will help them see what we consumed, and the various chemicals in packaged food items.

Aside from the fact that blue is calming and a fan-favorite, it may also give you an advantage next time you're going to a job interview. A study by CareerBuilder" target="_blank" class="inline-link">https://press.careerbuilde... revealed that about a quarter of hirers prefer job candidates to wear blue at their interview. Of course, there are colors" target="_blank" class="inline-link">https://www.thelist.com/26... you should avoid at interviews , too. Overall, blue is a color that makes you appear calm, put-together, and approachable, and is appropriate for just about any occasion. It's also a good choice if you find yourself appearing before a judge — while you may think blacks and dark grays are appropriate for the courtroom, these colors can appear dark and secretive. Navy gives off a serious vibe while still conveying a sense of trustworthiness.

Summer, Store Molla. Study from Lofoten - Anna Katarina Boberg

Mercury contamination discovered in Maya city of Ucanal from cinnabar pigment use–A study links the Middle Kingdom site’s contamination to the vibrant red pigment prized by the Maya

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This a list of common expressions with “do”

• do: anything | business | everything | exercise | good | homework | housework | nothing | research | right | something
• do a: crossword |dance | drawing | favor | job | painting | project | service | test
• do an: assignment | exam
• do the: right thing | accounts | cleaning | dishes | paperwork | gardening | maximum | minimum | shopping
• do some: reading | studying | writing
• do your: best | duty | hair | makeup

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Confusing Confusion

So many choices, don't know where to go
North; South; East; West, being pulled in all directions
Work or study can not decide
love and hate, to live or die
cross or stay, come or go
confusing the paths , but down which road?
Left or right, up and down
sing a song or smile or frown
speak of feelings, keep them inside
embrace death or coward and hide
show my face or wear the mask
eat the food or the trash
so many choices without a clue
of the decisions I'm to do.
stay with you, come or go
wait beside, behind or below
questions problems which to solve
the fun, cruel, maybe non at all
so many choices, going insane
or already was, ahh! the pain
so many choices, what to do
i do not know, I HAVE NOT A CLUE!!!!!!

Findings by Jerome Frank, a Professor of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins and Pioneer in Research on the Effects of Psychotherapy

1. Frank’s research convinced him that the specific theoretical framework of a given therapy has little to do with its effectiveness.
2. The most important factor is the therapist’s ability to induce the placebo effect, by convincing patients that they will improve.
3. Many patients respond to therapists and therapies with scientific status, Frank noted, but others might prefer a faith healer, witchdoctor or shaman to a Harvard-trained psychiatrist.
4. Frank spelled out this perspective in his influential 1961 book Persuasion" target="_blank" class="inline-link">https://findings.org.uk/do... and Healing: A Comparative Study of Psychotherapy.

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Researches

Also, researchers have found that members of vulnerable groups may feel better after spending time away from social media. For example, a 2020 study on LGBTQ youths who attended a social media-free summer camp found “across the board” reductions in depressive symptoms among those teens who’d spent the most time on social before attending the camp. “When we’re vulnerable we tend to reach out via social media, but those are also the times when social media may present the biggest challenges for us,” says Brian Primack, a professor of public health and medicine at the University of Arkansas.

Happiness And Socio-Economic Conditions

• The evidence for how social forces can undermine or enhance happiness goes well beyond America's determination to marginalize and oppress racial minorities, revealing that any inequality hurts well-being.
• Groups (and often countries) with less power, income, or wealth just aren't as happy as those who have more.
• Only people in the lower half of the income range felt less happy; people who made more money seemed fine as inequality rose.
• A 2011 study found that Americans became less happy as income inequality grew-but not all Americans.

2. Understand and process more information

One thing is being able to concentrate more but research also suggests that we can take this one step further and actually increase our capacity to understand and process information on a deeper level.

One study looking at students learning Algebra found that those taking handwritten notes experienced" target="_blank" class="inline-link">http://scholar.googleuserc... a higher degree of transfer of information than those typing.

Supporting research suggests that typing" target="_blank" class="inline-link">http://www.npr.org/2016/04... notes leads to a more shallow processing of information, almost like your brain is in sleep mode! Whereas handwriting is more efficient at processing information overall.

Confusing Confusion

So many choices, don't know where to go
North; South; East; West, being pulled in all directions
Work or study can not decide
love and hate, to live or die
cross or stay, come or go
confusing the paths , but down which road?
Left or right, up and down
sing a song or smile or frown
speak of feelings, keep them inside
embrace death or coward and hide
show my face or wear the mask
eat the food or the trash
so many choices without a clue
of the decisions I'm to do.
stay with you, come or go
wait beside, behind or below
questions problems which to solve
the fun, cruel, maybe non at all
so many choices, going insane
or already was, ahh! the pain
so many choices, what to do
i do not know, I HAVE NOT A CLUE!!!!!!

Water Ripples Study III

Roderic O’Conor
Cloud study c1898–1900
Watercolour and crayon, 24x34.3cm
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