Hi! I just went dairy-free and I'm looking for motivation anywhere I can get it. Can you give me some of the benefits you experienced when going dairy free to hype me up? I was trying to find older posts about that but I couldn't find much.
I want work, I want to work. I need help finding something to do.
I don't care about anything and I'm doing nothing with my life. Who could use my help? What is a problem you know people have that I could help with? Is there something you're suffering from, or someone you know, and you wish someone was there to help?
I don't care about anything. What is your reason to wake up in the morning, to do things, to live?
I'm having doubts about what I'm pursuing and I could really use some advice.
First I think I need to give a little background info to shed some light on my current situation.
I've had a life full of trauma that made me focus on how I feel and how to make it stop hurting, making me neglect hobbies, interests, friends, career, all of it, always.
I finished a master's degree (for the wrong trauma-related reasons) in something I didn't like by the end of University. I lost a lot of time in a dead-end relationship, then I was working lame, random jobs on and off, with "mental-break periods".
I want to build a proper life so I chose a career path: data analysis. On paper, it should be exactly what I like and what I'm good at, if I could only bring myself to CARE about it. Studying is hard, slow and full of friction, I can't motivate myself, I can't focus. (I've never had trouble learning, I was a straight A student, I can usually do or learn whatever I want, as long as I'm motivated to do it).
I can't think of a better thing to study or do, or I'd already be trying it out. I need to do SOMETHING. I can't just give up and starve. Am I on the wrong path if this path is so hard and full of resistance?
Quit sugar 5 hours ago. It's already hard. I hope I never touch that sh.. again!
Here's a stupid question, I've seen such beautiful expressions of loyal, steady, romantic love by men in song lyrics, but I've never witnessed it in real life (I don't mean expressed to me, I mean expressed ever to anyone). Does that actually exist, or is it just created in music?
I fell off the wagon this morning, but I'm getting right back in there. I don't care if I have to restart a hundred times. If anyone is willing, comment about all the bad effects coffee has.
I'm trying to understand Bell's experiment as a layperson. He computes the limit for the correlations, but then the actual correlations of observed results don't match the limit.
How is that even possible? Since each run has specific, observed results, and those results could very well belong to a set of pre-determined values, shouldn't the correlations match the limit? I mean if we "reverse engineer" a hypothetical specific set of values for each run, and calculate the correlations they would align with the limit, wouldn't they?