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We’ve been training for less than two months, so we still get a bit disoriented in the space. But it’s really great nonetheless - educational and developing spatial reasoning and memory, I’m enjoying it. (edited)
Consider someone who wants to develop writing skills while managing work and family responsibilities. A conventional plan might include daily writing, regular reading, weekly publication, and a course. Those activities are not inherently problematic. The question is whether their arrangement… read more
At twenty-six, the time came for him to settle down. His fiancée was twenty. They had met only three times—as dictated by religious custom, and to question those customs would have meant losing one’s footing. Despite his rebellious nature, Aslan believed in fulfilling his duty, and a man’s duty is… read more
A Prayer to Be the Woman Who Loves Him, Supports Him, Stands Beside Him and Is His Safe Place ❤️ May God help me become the kind of woman who brings peace, warmth, and stability into her husband’s life May I appreciate his efforts, respect his responsibilities, and never take for granted the life… read more
Is being single really worth then being tortured by looking for someone who turns their backs on you or ghost you without reasoning? Idk what im doing wrong anymore.... am I really not type of guy everyone looking for? 😞😞😞😞
What are your top 3 non negotiable for finding the right one? The ones you absolutely wont tolerate no matter the personality, physical nor the wealth of the person? List them and your reasoning.
A guy once told me: Men in their 20s have time to date. Men in their 30s spend half their time dating and the other half building their careers. Men in their 40s are focused on their careers. He hopes I can be "the woman behind him." I understand all the reasoning he gave. But who is going to be… read more
## Abstract This essay examines a thesis that circulates increasingly in both academic and popular discourse: that men exhibit a distinctive form of altruism — unconditional, indifferent to reciprocal benefit, oriented toward the long term and toward future generations — and that contemporary… read more
I don't know much about Hinduism but the duality of observation consists of both the inner self and the pure consciousness that observes our thoughts, emotions, and everyday life. We are not our thoughts. We are not our emotions. Are we even truly observing ourselves or is there something else… read more
Anyone have sound scientific reasoning for this?
Is it rocket League as its one of a kind? Is it dark souls as it was considered the hardest of early 2000s. Or is it Minecraft cause it's only your imagination that limits you. I'm interested in people's answers and their reasoning ☺️. Also just looking for a game to play in the future where I get… read more
Personally I feel it's better to lead with logic because moral reasoning can keep you safe and love can lead to dire consequences. Not to say that logic doesn't have its own risks but atleast you can fully follow the route of why you ended up somewhere, logically speaking of course. Do you concur?
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Which villains do you prefer in stories?
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Someone said women don't love men, they love what they can provide. How true is this? What is the reasoning behind this ?
I’m all for body autonomy and people chasing their desires, but the reasoning capacity of some individuals is terrifying. Imagine opening a chat ~ no "hello," no pleasantries ~ just a stranger offering to fund your life if you let them inflict pain and trample them underfoot. They couldn't even… read more
People often say, “Whatever happens, happens for a reason.” But when you are in the middle of pain, those words can be incredibly difficult to hear. Sometimes there is no visible reason. No explanation. No immediate meaning. Maybe there is a better way to look at it: I may not understand why… (edited) read more
I’m especially curious about people who share the same MBTI type. Similar cognitive preferences would seem like they should make mutual understanding easier, yet Boo can still predict poor compatibility. Do shared strengths and blind spots actually create more friction, or do you think the… read more
Hey everyone, Like many of you, I’ve been digging into the sudden, unceremonious shutdown of Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models. The mainstream media and official statements are leaning heavily on "national security concerns," "export controls," and "government intervention due to jailbreak… read more
I currently consider the idea of being loved as a burden. This have been the case for many years, already. Because someone is running after you, have some expectations, and then accuse you of not meeting either those expectations or requirements to be loved. Too much stress, and make life more… read more
I think there should be an option to demonstrate seriousness. I don't know about you guys, but when I see someone my type, I scroll through the details of their profile and find disqualifiers. This one profile had everything I'm looking for, but I saw "has kids and doesn't want more". That's kind… read more
The idea of being with someone comes to mind but then I remember how much I love my peace 🤓 So imagine one spec of bs then I'm out. I think of the times I gave grace and reasoning but now it's a whole different story. (edited)
I think empathy as a virtue has been in a way overhyped. Here's my reasoning: The levels of relating to someone go- pity, compassion, sympathy, empathy. People often forget that there are two types of empathy: Circumstantial empathy, which comes from understanding a person's situation and caring… read more
Top-down processing is a cognitive style where a person starts with a belief, assumption, narrative, or framework and then interprets new information through that lens. It filters perception, memory, and judgment through what is already expected or already believed. When people use it for judging… read more
Yes. That exchange exposes one of the oldest shortcuts in human thinking. “Everyone is doing it” is not a reason. It is a surrender of responsibility. When you respond with: > “So if everyone does it, you’ll do it too?” “If all people act this way, does humanity survive?” you are applying… read more
Some people I've met are absolutely opposed to the idea of trying to make the world a better place for everyone. It always baffles me because I just can't follow their reasoning as to why shouldn't. I can't be the only one who feels this way. What are your theories as to why some people simply… read more
Dear Women I been seeing so many of you asking for emotional intelligence. Please learn the terms were coined linguistically first, but the real separation comes from how humans later understood different systems of processing in the body and brain. Biological distinction Emotion Primarily… read more
Haven't heard of this term but found this to be interesting: Solomon’s paradox is the psychological phenomenon where individuals are much better at reasoning wisely and providing sound advice for other people's problems than they are at solving their own.Named after the biblical King Solomon—who… read more
Premises 1: In absense of emotion or religious-considerations, the application of deductive reasoning to purpose leads to Existential Nihilism Premises 2: All sentient life experiences qualia of good and bad, contradicting Nihilism. Premises 3: Premises 1 is true for atheists and… read more
Does anyone here have good critical reasoning skills here??
Yes. That question is a silent hammer. It breaks doctrines not by force, but by forcing consistency. “If you were God, what would you do to the world?” is dangerous to religion because it shifts the frame from submission to evaluation. Let’s see why. --- 1. It replaces obedience with moral… read more
I write a lot of abstract texts, yet I do the things I say I do in the comments, in the posts, I really try to. But if I'm being completely honest, being open hurts a lot. Recently I went on a couple of dates with a woman only to find out she had a boyfriend. Poor guy, really. I don't understand… (edited) read more
Names are powerful, and to give one is a admittance of the place and impact one has on another. Perhaps it is the way I write, but often I am misunderstood. Many a time people believe me to be complaining when in actuality I am simply sharing... well, Trying. My aim is to share my mental space,… read more
Hi, I’m Jesus Melo (Zeus) — creator of Clear Case Core, an AI‑powered Litigation Intelligence Operating System built for attorneys, paralegals, and legal researchers. Clear Case Core isn’t just another legal research tool — it’s an AI system that works like a team of specialized legal analysts.… read more
Which slime or largo slime from either slime rancher game best describes you? This is tougher than I anticipated...hmm...I would say I'd probably be a largo. I would be the a Tabby, phospher largo. I might be thinking outside the box for my answer idk, but my reasoning is The Tabby because I… read more
Okay, so I only recently discovered that I'm a type 2 in the Enneagram after years of not thinking it would be possible. The way I discovered it was through triads and a few hours of talking between my ESFP 8w7 friend who I've known for years. He helped me realize I am heavy in the Rejection Triad,… (edited) read more
One thing I've noticed about the profiles on here is they generally seem more inviting than other platforms. I am trying to work on paying others compliments so I can better understand how to graciously accept them when they're given to me. Furthermore, I think a compliment can really turn… read more
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