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Reddituser183 t1_j4aipjs wrote
Reply to comment by this_wntlast in Study: The emotional stress of growing up in a poor household may contribute to obesity by lolfuys
Definitely harder to have hope with lack of money.
Reddituser183 t1_ixacqel wrote
Reply to Just finished Fahrenheit 451 and I think I've found me a new favorite author by bookworm579
I’m listening to the audiobook and there are some very deep and meaningful quotes of dialog. “If you hide your ignorance, no one will ever hit you and you’ll never learn.”
On top of that, the theme and importance of real imagination, meaningful content and reading vs mindlessly watching tv seemed very relevant to what exists today with instant dopamine hits of satisfaction from YouTube, TikTok, Netflix, social media, etc. all of which are generally lacking in any real substance.
“The magic is only in what books say, how they stitched the patches of the universe together into one garment for us.” I’m not saying that the internet or tv can’t do this but they do it less often and much more poorly.
I have about an hour left of the audiobook, I love it so far, will definitely relisten to it soon.
Reddituser183 t1_ivant1c wrote
Reply to comment by ChasingHorizon2022 in Minneapolis Snow Totals Last 5 Years [OC] by lambofgod0492
Unless you’re on the Minnesota sub and it’s a day ending in y.
Reddituser183 t1_ivaaj7v wrote
Yeah you should do another but go back to 91.
Reddituser183 t1_j4obu3q wrote
Reply to comment by HockeyCannon in A healthy diet early in life may impact mental health and personality development during childhood by mightx
The more I learn, the more I realize free will doesn’t exist.