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bergerjac
26d ago
Because they haven’t entered the country yet, therefore it’s a different type of jurisdiction with different rules & regulations.
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bergerjac
8mo ago
“It is likely that at least major portions of the Hoover Dam will still be in place hundreds of thousands of years from now.” From the article itself, the Pyramids are only 12,000 years old. Every other Ancient Wonder has been destroyed. Es
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bergerjac
1y ago
Considering it’s not 1733, a future Belgian monarch has almost zero power.
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bergerjac
3y ago
I used to have have aphantasia. Now, I can visualize and pre-plan projects and events in my mind's eye. To get started I never did any techniques. Instead, I just listened to fantasy & fiction audiobooks (eg by GRRM and Joe Abercro
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bergerjac
3y ago
Exactly. All that (internal) emotion gets pent-up and he doesn't know how to release it, so he takes one final act.
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bergerjac
3y ago
The effects onto men are more internal. Whereas effects onto women are normally more external. For example, a man could allow himself to be triggered into rage. And afterwards there will be no visible signs it happened within him. But his w
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bergerjac
3y ago
My childhood conditioning was also something which recently unraveled for me. The first time I had a heart-to-heart with my father, the center of my chest felt viscerally tender. Mother stole a car and sold it to pay for a cocaine addiction
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bergerjac
3y ago
Did you communicate to the organizer about this? In modern society we're normally conditioned to avoid confrontation, but it's the best way to initiate a proactive solution.
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bergerjac
3y ago
I've lived in Serbia, Croatia, and Hungary... The key is to go to networking events. (Or co-working spaces, or just show up at their company and say you're interested in working there as an engineer and ask if you could get a quic
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bergerjac
4y ago
In 11th-grade 'Honors' Chemistry, we ran the 'Which water freezes faster' experiment outside in ~0℉. 2 glass beakers with same amount of water: 1 hot, 1 cold, stirring both at the same rate. Teacher told us the experimen
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bergerjac
4y ago
In 11th-grade 'Honors' Chemistry, we ran the 'Which water freezes faster' experiment outside in ~0℉. 2 glass beakers with same amount of water: 1 hot, 1 cold, stirring both at the same rate. Teacher told us the experimen
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bergerjac
4y ago
Multiple times, I've performed a multi-hour intestinal cleanse from the Yogic disciplines. And many times there is a mental-emotional release hours later.
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bergerjac
5y ago
Just because people are perceiving the "present day right wing [characterizing] Sanskrit", doesn't mean that everyone interprets & connects that with Sanskrit. I engage with the language through Yoga, mantras and chanting
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bergerjac
5y ago
This question is a Catch-22… I know a Mexican, who knew that his way out, was by getting in somewhere better. He applied to a German University, with zero experience with the German language. But on the application he lied and marked '
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bergerjac
5y ago
Could you ask your engineering school to purchase some copies for a 'software engineering' library? Or.. When I was doing an internship, my boss said they'd basically buy me any books I'd want. (the cost of a few books
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bergerjac
5y ago
Humans will get used to it. (Technology) Adoption Life Cycle always has the more 'ready' groups leading the way. "the East" is more 'ready' for this type of technology.
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bergerjac
5y ago
When people try to insult me, sometimes instead of 'taking the insult & emotion in' ("personally")… I purposely hallucinate their words as text like closed captions.
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bergerjac
6y ago
Seems like a great application for Elon's Neuralink.
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bergerjac
7y ago
> Software wages have also stagnated for ten years. Where did you get that data? > everyone [is] highly expendable even the best of the best? Anyone, in any industry, who fails to adjust to The Market, will be expended, because t
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bergerjac
7y ago
The best way I've found is to imagine a physical tree, and perhaps go outside and stand in front of a big one... Notice there are 2 types of parts: - A leaf, which is the end (has no children) - A branch, which may have leaves or
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bergerjac
7y ago
Blogs have done this for years via a "pingback". There could be some confusion between "taking" and "sharing"... He never claims to own the photo. He credits the original content creator. Additionally, content
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bergerjac
7y ago
Standing on the shoulders of giants... I've found most "new" teachings are based on past geniuses, with a modern-day twist to compensate for slang or technology... I took a 10-day meditation course, originally developed by Bu
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bergerjac
8y ago
Why don't you ask yourself that same question right before bed one night.. 'Ask and you shall receive'
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bergerjac
8y ago
Here's an experiment.. ask a question, out-loud, with intent, immediately before a nap..
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bergerjac
8y ago
This! The subconscious mind is FAR more powerful than the conscious mind.. It's the part of the mind which is always operating.. A sure-fire tactic is to ask yourself a question right before bed, and allow it to do it's thing
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bergerjac
8y ago
I'm a former software engineer where noise and distractions used to bother me to NO end.. someone dropping a pin would make me cringe with frustration 5 minutes in a noisy sales office with 17 people and it all went away.. the brain ad
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8y ago
One of my friends received this. He was previously a rugby player and coach, but was feeling heavier and heavier every day. So he quit. I think this type of income is best when 'between careers'.. when someone desires to walk a ne
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bergerjac
8y ago
OP doesn't mention "psychology", nor "mental health issue", nor "personality trait" Laziness isn't vague, nor judgemental. Laziness is marked by non-production. Which can be measured by simple time-tr
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bergerjac
8y ago
Jobs are like clothes. There is no "wrong job". There are jobs which fit now , and all other jobs. A job may fit, then as we grow, we get new ones that fit better. I would say the stages are usually: #1: Grow out of the current j
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bergerjac
8y ago
I would completely disregard this advice. > "Everything else, stuff you will see and his advices won't help you because once you are in the situation yourself you won't be able to use that stuff. Long story, I'll tell
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