u/Some_Helicopter1623

You know the feeling when you walk into your house and you can just tell that no one is there? What is that? How can we tell? Is it subconscious clues or is there a bodily sense involved? Is it just the subtle lack of noise? Can we somehow detect the lack of human movement in the vibrations in the air? Does our proprioception play a role?

If there have been any studies on this I’d love to know.

I’m looking at writing up a will and I want to put a little aside for a memorial bench somewhere. I understand that pricing differs depending on location, material, plaque, etc. I also understand that, hopefully, by the time I shuffle my mortal coil the price may be very different, but my family genetics are a ticking time-bomb and I don’t maintain the meat suit like I should. I’m just wondering if I should be looking at $1500 or $5000.

Has anyone paid for a memorial bench, how much and what general area is it? Beach/park/sporting field, etc.

Just came over the tannoy, closed until further notice. The next train was scheduled for 4 mins away when they announced it so I’m guessing something has happened on the way here.

Edit: she’s open again, just as I’ve left the station thinking I’d walk it. There’s now a 15-20 minute delay on the services.

It took me a second to realise what it was that they could have bleeped… funny how things change

I’m an education student and have the opportunity to work closely with a state theatre company. They’ve asked us to nominate which role we would like to explore. I’m tossing up between director and stage manager, but wondered which role would be most beneficial to being a drama teacher.
Keen to hear your ideas, cheers.