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Tie cilvēki, kas Putina vietā nonāks pie varas, būs spiesti atbildēt īstajai, nevis iedomātajai Krievijai, un tie, kuri šobrīd ir izbēguši no Krievijas, īstajai Krievijai nebūs vajadzīgi. Nu, vērot no malas to būs ļoti interesanti, lai gan nepatīkami.
// Gints Jegermanis, atvaļināts vēstnieks, Sestdiena.
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Es te šobrīd vairāk citātus, vnk ir šis tas uzradies pēdējā laikā, jāpieraksta, lai nepazūd.But many people say they have tried meditation and failed. Here are some common complaints about meditation:
I can’t do it. My mind wanders. I can’t sit still. I can’t concentrate that long. I fall asleep. I have too many noisy thoughts.
If your first attempt or first several attempts at meditation resulted in any of these thoughts, then congratulations — you’ve meditated!
Many people perceive meditation as a magical moment of transformation. But meditation isn’t about perfection. It’s about awareness. Being aware that your mind wanders, that you’re tired, that you can’t sit still, that your mind is racing — that’s the point of meditation.
// https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2022/09/29/meditation-tips-awareness/
No šī viedokļa:Notice the five senses.
Start by taking a few calming breaths.
Now, see five things around you. It can be items on your desk such as a lamp, a notepad and a pen, or trees and rocks as you take a walk.
Touch four things — the fabric of your clothes, a book, a leaf, the cat.
Hear three things. Notice a dog barking, the click of a keyboard, laughter in the break room.
Smell two things. Sniff the air, the detergent smell that lingers on your clothes.
Taste one thing. End your meditation with a bite of chocolate, a piece of fruit or a treat from the office candy dish. P.S. WP izrādās viens no tiem websaitiem, kurus var lieliski izlasīt vienkārši nobloķējot skriptus (piemēram, ar Brave browserī iebūvēto funkciju vai [citos browseros] aizejot uz Site settings un nobloķējot javaskriptu.
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Atkarībā no tā, vai to ir viegli uztaisīt un vadīt, šis varētu būt the next big thing un riktīgi pamainīt, kā un kas notiek pasaulē pēc, teiksim, kādiem 15-20 gadiem:
Scientists at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have developed a programmable metafluid with tunable springiness, optical properties, viscosity and even the ability to transition between a Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluid.
The first-of-its-kind metafluid uses a suspension of small, elastomer spheres — between 50 to 500 microns — that buckle under pressure, radically changing the characteristics of the fluid. The metafluid could be used in everything from hydraulic actuators to program robots, to intelligent shock absorbers that can dissipate energy depending on the intensity of the impact, to optical devices that can transition from clear to opaque.
https://scitechdaily.com/not-science-fiction-harvard-scientists-have-developed-an-intelligent-liquid/
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At this point I'd figured out what you need to put in grant proposal to get the money. And that's what I did.
I applied for grants on research projects, because it was a way to make money, not because I thought it would leave an impact in the history of science.
It's not that what I did was somehow wrong. It was and still is, totally state of the art.
I did what I said I'd do in the proposal, I did the calculation, I wrote the papers, I wrote the reports, and the reports were approved. Normal academic procedure.
But I knew it was bullshit, just as most of the work in that area is currently bullshit and just as most of academic research that your taxes pay for is almost certainly bullshit.
The real problem I had, I think, is that I was bad at lying to myself.
Sabīne Hossenfeldere
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PHILISTINE, n. One whose mind is the creature of its environment, following the fashion in thought, feeling and sentiment. He is sometimes learned, frequently prosperous, commonly clean and always solemn.
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"Problēma nav tā, ka es neprastu paskatīties uz sevi no malas. Problēma ir tā, ka man ir vismaz trīs malas no kurām skatīties, un es neredzu, kura no tām rāda mazāk greizi."
28. Feb 2024 @ 00:22
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7. Okt 2019 @ 09:51
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Šis bija lieliski, paldies: - Pesimists ir tāds vīrs, kas tikai tad laimīgs, kad viņam drausmīgi slikta oma; pat tad vēl viņš nejūtas īsti labi.
10. Sep 2019 @ 10:10
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Timid and easily frightened people such as Miss Lawson often acquire a number of mildly dishonourable habits which are a great solace and recreation to them. //A.Christie
1. Jan 2019 @ 13:21
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- No, I don't have children, but I've never had sex with a pidgeon either. - Call yourself a Londoner?!
17. Feb 2015 @ 21:05
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My sister wife Tamara [..] is the epitome of sex appeal … yet she is not especially pretty and no one who has slept with her talks about her technique. But their faces light up when they see her and their voices throb when they speak of her.
I asked Jubal Harshaw about Tammy because Jubal is the most analytical of my husbands. He said, Mama Maureen, quit pulling my leg. You of all people know the answer. I denied it.
All right, he said, but I still think you are fishing. Sex appeal is the outer evidence of deep interest in your partner's pleasure.
// R. Heinlein, To Sail Beyond the Sunset
18. Feb 2014 @ 21:44
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Given his definition of religion, his attack on it is the philosophical equivalent of taking sweets from a baby. These things are wrong: "female genital excision, blood feuds, infanticide, the torture of animals, scarification, foot binding, cannibalism, ceremonial rape, human sacrifice". The list goes on.
With regard to the god Harris describes, I am a much more convinced atheist than he – even though I am a priest. For Harris asks constantly for evidence, with the implication that if he discovered some, he would change his mind.
My own line would be that even if the god he described was proved to exist, I would see it as my moral duty to be an atheist.
// http://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/apr/09/moral-landscape-sam-harris-review
30. Aug 2013 @ 14:25
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[thcip] Answering Machine: Did you ever hear one of those corny, positive messages on someone's answering machine? "Hi, It's a great day and I'm out enjoying it right now. I hope you are too. The thought for the day is 'Share the love.'" Beep." "Uh, yeah...this is the VD clinic calling...Speaking of being positive, your test is back. Stop sharing the love"
// http://www.bash.org/?40528
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Sludinājums: Vientuļš vīrietis meklē vientuļu sievieti, lai radītu vientuļus bērnus.
13. Sep 2011 @ 17:51
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You cannot invalidate a perspective.
// Abuse of Power thingie.
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