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I'm editing a report to the UN with recommendations about how to measure some tricky social concepts
Poor social networks increase the risk of dementia by 59%. Holy shit. Join a club, folks.
Surely that's balanced out health wise by my diet of fast food, high stress job, and lack of cardio
Kana on
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
been bruising more than normal too so took another pass over my medication list for side effects seeing if anything matches up, and gonna stop taking my gout medication because aside from the burn pit exposure stuff the next most likely culprit that I can see is allopurinol causing bone marrow disorders, but really whichever source ain't either of them looking better than the other
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SummaryJudgmentGrab the hottest iron you can find, stride in the Tower’s front doorRegistered Userregular
no one will ever top the custom license plate of Don Box, author of 1997s "Essential COM" which is (almost unfortunately) still critical to understanding low level APIs. It was "IUNKNWN"
btw skippy, in general Halls Of Torment is like Vampire Survivors in that it is often not possible to survive a level or complete a quest without a sufficient amount of upgrades. In HoT those are the direct stat blessings, potions, better gear (this makes a huge diff) and later on torment shards. You cant just do the main quests in order and expect to succeed l.
potions are the first big deal imo, then gear. a lot of the achievements seemed impossible before I had the potions and understood how to utilize them.
hmm maybe I should go ingredient hunting with that dumb necklace
if you find a new plant can you just exit the run or do you need to complete it
btw skippy, in general Halls Of Torment is like Vampire Survivors in that it is often not possible to survive a level or complete a quest without a sufficient amount of upgrades. In HoT those are the direct stat blessings, potions, better gear (this makes a huge diff) and later on torment shards. You cant just do the main quests in order and expect to succeed l.
potions are the first big deal imo, then gear. a lot of the achievements seemed impossible before I had the potions and understood how to utilize them.
hmm maybe I should go ingredient hunting with that dumb necklace
if you find a new plant can you just exit the run or do you need to complete it
exiting is fine. also make sure to send up an item via the well before leaving
I wish I got/liked Dragon Age, almost everyone I know does. I can't even point to what I don't like, I just bounce off it super hard, and the 1 game I 100%'d (DA:I I believe) when I was finished I just thought "well that was a waste of time". One of the games that helped break my completionist tendencies actually.
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ShivahnUnaware of her barrel shifter privilegeWestern coastal temptressRegistered User, Moderatormod
Given the whole things where it gets dumped into your brain when you die, I'm really glad the experiences I've had on DMT has been pretty universally positive. I've never really taken enough to fully disassociate, so maybe the space elves won't like me.
I know folks end up in dark places with Ayahuasca on a regular basis, so ymmv I guess.
I had a very emotional dissociative experience on lemon tek psilocybin that I would describe as positive, though I also think the trip worsened my nihilism after the fact
Ultimately I’m not sure how I feel about it. I definitely don’t want to do it again, despite getting a solid 2-3 months of good mental health after it. It just made everything from that point on feel extremely pointless and hollow, like I had uncovered some great immutable truths about the universe and my place in it and it was all bad news.
I really haven’t been the same since.
Hmm @Atomika you only got a few months of mental health? How long have you (or other people who have done psilocybin, @redx I want to say? Maaaaybe @RiemannLives , I can't remember) had better mental health last?
Studies suggest six months to a year but I am three months out from doing it and definitely not doing as well as I was at basically any point in the last three months.
Given the whole things where it gets dumped into your brain when you die, I'm really glad the experiences I've had on DMT has been pretty universally positive. I've never really taken enough to fully disassociate, so maybe the space elves won't like me.
I know folks end up in dark places with Ayahuasca on a regular basis, so ymmv I guess.
I had a very emotional dissociative experience on lemon tek psilocybin that I would describe as positive, though I also think the trip worsened my nihilism after the fact
Ultimately I’m not sure how I feel about it. I definitely don’t want to do it again, despite getting a solid 2-3 months of good mental health after it. It just made everything from that point on feel extremely pointless and hollow, like I had uncovered some great immutable truths about the universe and my place in it and it was all bad news.
I really haven’t been the same since.
Hmm @Atomika you only got a few months of mental health? How long have you (or other people who have done psilocybin, @redx I want to say? Maaaaybe @RiemannLives , I can't remember) had better mental health last?
Studies suggest six months to a year but I am three months out from doing it and definitely not doing as well as I was at basically any point in the last three months.
I think those three months of good health is probably the longest continuous span I’ve had in ten years
But it’s been a rocky ten years 🙃
I don’t think I’ve had more than a few days strung together here and there otherwise
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ShivahnUnaware of her barrel shifter privilegeWestern coastal temptressRegistered User, Moderatormod
Given the whole things where it gets dumped into your brain when you die, I'm really glad the experiences I've had on DMT has been pretty universally positive. I've never really taken enough to fully disassociate, so maybe the space elves won't like me.
I know folks end up in dark places with Ayahuasca on a regular basis, so ymmv I guess.
I had a very emotional dissociative experience on lemon tek psilocybin that I would describe as positive, though I also think the trip worsened my nihilism after the fact
Ultimately I’m not sure how I feel about it. I definitely don’t want to do it again, despite getting a solid 2-3 months of good mental health after it. It just made everything from that point on feel extremely pointless and hollow, like I had uncovered some great immutable truths about the universe and my place in it and it was all bad news.
I really haven’t been the same since.
Hmm Atomika you only got a few months of mental health? How long have you (or other people who have done psilocybin, redx I want to say? Maaaaybe @RiemannLives , I can't remember) had better mental health last?
Studies suggest six months to a year but I am three months out from doing it and definitely not doing as well as I was at basically any point in the last three months.
I think those three months of good health is probably the longest continuous span I’ve had in ten years
But it’s been a rocky ten years 🙃
I don’t think I’ve had more than a few days strung together here and there otherwise
I am, in a way, glad to hear that, since I was like "it's been two or three months, the effects can't be wearing off" and thought something was broken. But also that sucks. It should last us all as long as we want? Though your case with pointlessness and hollowness maybe not, that is an unfortunate experience
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Surely that's balanced out health wise by my diet of fast food, high stress job, and lack of cardio
Just a about every game AngoryTom does a YouTube vid about ends up on my wishlist
aaaaand subbed. always room for more.
Sounds legit. What could be hurting people? Bones?
if anyone wants to play multiplayer SE some time I can teach if you are new
they just need to try harder
I feel like I'm intruding? I'm literally like, in the middle of it
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
*Smashes another whiskey glass on the floor*
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
Are you just pondering the frames
Bitch ass bones won't even fight me
btw: you ever run into Prof Koontz around campus?
hmm maybe I should go ingredient hunting with that dumb necklace
if you find a new plant can you just exit the run or do you need to complete it
exiting is fine. also make sure to send up an item via the well before leaving
Dragon Age II. I'm finally going to understand what's going on in this universe. And nope! Only my two professors and one other? What department?
he teaches environmental science at UW Tacoma
He used to be Dean
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
Her best friend responded 'I'm so sorry I every called you slow' which is an absolutely hilarious perfect response that is just. The kids are alright.
(The best friend is adhd and the full anxiety spectrum)
Hmm @Atomika you only got a few months of mental health? How long have you (or other people who have done psilocybin, @redx I want to say? Maaaaybe @RiemannLives , I can't remember) had better mental health last?
Studies suggest six months to a year but I am three months out from doing it and definitely not doing as well as I was at basically any point in the last three months.
I thought not, but I know you've done some of the less common stuff, so I wanted to ask.
I looked him up and he teaches at least two classes (One on sustainability and another on public forests) I'll almost definitely be taking.
Edit: But no, haven't seen him around yet! Not on my floor of the science building anyway.
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ERR404 gettin tipsy
I should probably take care of all my homework before that.
it was super embarrassing start to finish and it made elon look like a crackhead who burned down a company with every advantage
I think those three months of good health is probably the longest continuous span I’ve had in ten years
But it’s been a rocky ten years 🙃
I don’t think I’ve had more than a few days strung together here and there otherwise
I am, in a way, glad to hear that, since I was like "it's been two or three months, the effects can't be wearing off" and thought something was broken. But also that sucks. It should last us all as long as we want? Though your case with pointlessness and hollowness maybe not, that is an unfortunate experience
Well now that’s just silly