JoeByeThen

Absolutely, comrade. Good luck with whatever you do.

I spent most of my twenties drunk and by the time I got around to my thirties it was just too much to deal with the next day. Every morning just felt like I was gonna die for the first half of the day. Smoking weed actually helped me quit drinking and smoking cigarettes. Can't remember the last time I had a drink. More than ten years now, at least. There was a definite improvement in my health and mood not being hungover and stuck in constant recovery. Plus, 30 was around when my body started doing the whole "this is never going to fully heal" thing, so having one less massive stressor probably saved my ass from being in much worse condition now. Since you're still young, it would be in your best interest to start thinking about sobering up and getting in shape now before you get to a point where getting started is too physically overwhelming. And really, it doesn't take long. Within a few years of sobriety and working out, I was pretty happy with the differences. Life under capitalism is already hard as hell, drinking and putting your body through the wringer just massively increases the difficulty level.

Has she started Malm posting yet?

Every 5 point increase in the market results in hundreds dead.

Yeah, but it's also meant to measure impulsiveness. It's a type of Go/No Go test. They're not just measuring how fast you respond when you're right, but your ability to stop yourself when the answer is wrong.

number vigilance tests

Looks like this one.

Participants view a stream of digits presented in the middle of the screen, one at a time. A new digit is presented ~750ms (for a presentation rate of: 80 words/minute). Whenever the digit is the same as the target digit (which is presented on the right of the screen throughout the task), they have to press the Spacebar. Otherwise they are instructed to not do anything but stay vigilant and wait for the next digit.

Smh, coulda been funding a protracted people's war, instead bought 78 cars and a shitload of real estate.

Fort Bragg is the one they're renaming because of all the um... 💁‍♂️ drugs and human trafficking, right?

Welcome back. Death to America.

I mean, it's all social construct, so surewhy not? It's just a narrative you want to create. If toxic reactionary masculinity focuses on individualism and being king of the trash heap, we can have revolutionary masculinity be about building communities and sharing each other's burden; More shoulder make a lighter load and all that.

:oops-all-hitlers:

Just a matter of time before it starts happening between states.