RANT CORNER
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MobiusGrey
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Ranting is all good fun but there are actual Stanford studies etc on how constant complaining rewires the brain for negativity and shrinks it, effectively making people dumber over time
Before someone yells out "I'm knot dumb, your dumb!!" there is just too much science behind this to fully ignore it, even being exposed to too much complaining (via TV etc) peels away neurons in our brain's hippocampus. Yep, the same part of our brain that we need for problem solving
Before someone yells out "I'm knot dumb, your dumb!!" there is just too much science behind this to fully ignore it, even being exposed to too much complaining (via TV etc) peels away neurons in our brain's hippocampus. Yep, the same part of our brain that we need for problem solving
Ranting releases a pain-relief hormone that makes you feel better.Kai wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 12:46 pmRanting is all good fun but there are actual Stanford studies etc on how constant complaining rewires the brain for negativity and shrinks it, effectively making people dumber over time
Before someone yells out "I'm knot dumb, your dumb!!" there is just too much science behind this to fully ignore it, even being exposed to too much complaining (via TV etc) peels away neurons in our brain's hippocampus. Yep, the same part of our brain that we need for problem solving
Maybe but the seed of doubt has been plantedDerek27 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 12:53 pmRanting releases a pain-relief hormone that makes you feel better.Kai wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 12:46 pmRanting is all good fun but there are actual Stanford studies etc on how constant complaining rewires the brain for negativity and shrinks it, effectively making people dumber over time
Before someone yells out "I'm knot dumb, your dumb!!" there is just too much science behind this to fully ignore it, even being exposed to too much complaining (via TV etc) peels away neurons in our brain's hippocampus. Yep, the same part of our brain that we need for problem solving
I hope you realize now why you couldn't open that jar of jalapenos earlier. Problem solving Derek! You're losing brain cells with every ranting post you make! And so are we by reading them -
ShaunWhite
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The least they could do is fit run-flats, I switched to those in case Mrs gets a flat. Can you call a breakdown service?
We had an elderly couple breakdown outside the house last weekend, Green Flag took 8hrs to arrive then couldn't shift it (came with a transit not a lowloader). That's vulnerable old folk. I called the AA for them and they were gone in an hour.
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ShaunWhite
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Mid Sept and we've had the heating on for a week, there's a battleship grey sky, and everyone outside has got a coat on. This is such a shitty cold expensive country.
I've no intention of emigrating but i do wonder what destinations there are and what their entry criteria are. And also what my "wealth" would buy. But I like the UK. I haven't explored it all. I love mountains but can't get up 'em anymore. I hate heat. So where would go?ShaunWhite wrote: ↑Sun Sep 18, 2022 2:39 pmMid Sept and we've had the heating on for a week, there's a battleship grey sky, and everyone outside has got a coat on. This is such a shitty cold expensive country.
My wife managed to limp it home, so was outside the house. Managed to borrow a jack and wheel brace so then walked 3 miles to my camper storage site, grabbed that and took it to a tyre fitter. PITA on a Sunday morning but at least its done.ShaunWhite wrote: ↑Sun Sep 18, 2022 12:35 pmThe least they could do is fit run-flats, I switched to those in case Mrs gets a flat. Can you call a breakdown service?
We had an elderly couple breakdown outside the house last weekend, Green Flag took 8hrs to arrive then couldn't shift it (came with a transit not a lowloader). That's vulnerable old folk. I called the AA for them and they were gone in an hour.