Tag: self awareness
All the articles with the tag "self awareness".
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(DAY 987) Anxiety Patterns in Older Adults
Anxiety tends to increase with age rather than diminish, contrary to the assumption that accumulated life experience provides natural immunity to worry. Res...
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(DAY 986) Responsibility as a Life Pattern
Responsibility operates as a unifying principle that either reinforces itself across different domains or deteriorates uniformly when neglected. When someon...
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(DAY 981) Looking Outside for Answers
I’ve been thinking about how easy it is to look for signals outside when trying to make sense of something. Whether it’s a decision, a change, or a problem th...
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(DAY 955) The point of it all
Sometimes the question surfaces without warning — what is the point of it all. It does not arrive with a dramatic setting but quietly, often on an ordinary day ...
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(DAY 882) How Search Engines and AI Affect Thinking Differently
The study revealed distinct neural patterns between participants using search engines versus AI for writing tasks. Those r...
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(DAY 881) AI and the Loss of Creative Ownership
The study revealed a curious psychological effect of using AI for writing: participants who relied on ChatGPT consistently...
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(DAY 878) Distraction and the Digital Age
The constant influx of video, music, movies, podcasts, and notifications creates a perpetual state of stimulation, fundamentally altering our cognitive engage...
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(DAY 872) Sleep, Sundays, and Serenity
Sunday has increasingly become synonymous with sleep, a trend I've genuinely started to embrace. The past few Sundays have solidified the enjoyment of an extend...
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(DAY 851) Rational Self-Interest
Rational self-interest operates as the fundamental engine driving most human decisions, though we rarely acknowledge it openly. This principle suggests that i...
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(DAY 847) The Single Player Game of Life
Time operates as the ultimate equalizer in human existence. Whether you wake up in a mansion or a studio apartment, everyone receives the same twenty-four hours...