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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostSo what's vetran doing to our brains with his Daily Wail posts? (I think he deserves his own thread, like Nick Fitz's Monday Links).
Educating you of course. Next week I will throw in some Tracey Cox stories. Imagine if you could improve your pelvic health and win mind blowing orgasms!
I do throw a few Manchuster Slaver & BS Broadcasting corporation ones in as well.
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Whatever the wail tells em to do. Thinking is outlawed.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostSo what's vetran doing to our brains with his Daily Wail posts? (I think he deserves his own thread, like Nick Fitz's Monday Links).
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So what's vetran doing to our brains with his Daily Wail posts? (I think he deserves his own thread, like Nick Fitz's Monday Links).Originally posted by ladymuck View PostWhat reading AtW's posts is doing to your brain
Doomscrolling is slowly eroding your mental health | Ars Technica
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Treat the worked "Doom" as a trigger warning and avoid the threads. I rather enjoy them, personally.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostWhat reading AtW's posts is doing to your brain
Doomscrolling is slowly eroding your mental health | Ars Technica
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One day someone will invent a word that describes Scooty's posts, but we might need a whole new language for that...Originally posted by ladymuck View PostWhat reading AtW's posts is doing to your brain
Doomscrolling is slowly eroding your mental health | Ars Technica
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Doomscrolling
What reading AtW's posts is doing to your brain
Doomscrolling is slowly eroding your mental health | Ars Technica
...There’s something else in the etymology, though. Particularly in the word doom. Originally, the word had connotations that related it to judgement day and the end of the world, but now it's just as likely to be associated with destruction or ruin. The act of doomscrolling, then, is to roll toward annihilation.Tags: None
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