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Have you ever wondered if there is a single word to explain certain feelings? Well, here is a pain-easing dictionary for you. People on Reddit say these words are not officially recognized, so be ready that people don't know them.
Which word you found familiar to precisely describe your emotional state? Mine is mauerbauertraurigkeit π€§
Guys, I need help.
We are learning to conduct a research. Can you please answer several survey questions and help me and 5 friends of mine to get our independent work done?
Credits to @musayev_blogi
Loved this song π
Some people
Don't wanna see you touch the stars
Some people
Wanna keep you where you are
These people
Don't you let them bring you down
Down
Dowwwn
(You can continue the lyrics in the comments)
Aloha, bookworms ππ
Do you know that there is a way to improve your reading speed? High speed reading can be achieved by eliminating subvocalization. Subvocalization is reading each letter instead of scanning the word. So, basically, you need to create a text image for a word. For example, β€οΈ = heart. Weird, right?π As long as you can not catch yourself saying this word in your mind, congrats! You're doing an amazing job)
You can train your basic cognitive skills (including speed reading) using an app called Elevate
These twins also memorize everything using the same technique) They don't see numbers or letters, they see images πΌ
Polyglots use this method too, btw. Cause some words in one language can not be translated into the other language.
Aloha, bookworms ππ
Do you know that there is a way to improve your reading speed? High speed reading can be achieved by eliminating subvocalization. Subvocalization is reading each letter instead of scanning the word. So, basically, you need to create a text image for a word. For example, β€οΈ = heart. Weird, right?π As long as you can not catch yourself saying this word in your mind, congrats! You're doing an amazing job)
You can train your basic cognitive skills (including speed reading) using an app called Elevate
These twins also memorize everything using the same technique) They don't see numbers or letters, they see images πΌ
Polyglots use this method too, btw. Cause some words in one language can not be translated into the other language.
Isaac Asimov's "Three Laws of Robotics"
1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
I am not crowned as an owner yet) So, today I get some complaints on not posting anything π«
Sharing my childhood book:
Isaac Asimov, " I, Robot"
https://go-to-zlibrary.se/#desktop_app_tab
This library is such a life saver. I use it to learn things I am curious about. Some of my friends judge me for breaking the copyright rules.
What are your thoughts on shadow libraries like this? Let me know in the comments
