dishonest all this shit.
by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd September 08, 2019
How I picture heaven is everything you ever wanted come true all your loved ones to gather without conflict . Peace that feeling after you had a good cry and you laugh after. Where you feel love in the beginning of a relationship or the time or even the moments you hold your kid/kids like everything will be fine.
The excitement you get when your voice changes or you don't know what to do with your self. Like your unconscious mind is preparing you or giving you a taste to try and do better.
The excitement you get when your voice changes or you don't know what to do with your self. Like your unconscious mind is preparing you or giving you a taste to try and do better.
by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd September 26, 2019
I'll admit I over reacted ...
by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd October 24, 2019
she is a strong mom with lots of love in her hart. She is always there to hear your story and give you advice. She will help everyone because she knows how it feels to hurt. She is a independent, confident and awesome women.
by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd October 27, 2019
He is the one guy who actually makes me feel like im worth something. He is a player but who cares he's not the type to shatter your heart he will always be there when you down. he is very intelligent and a good sense of humor, loyal will always have your back. he's weird and a bit of an introvert but that makes him different in a good way. He is very clumsy but it's cute.
Keya is one of my best friends .
by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd November 11, 2019
These days, it seems like there's more arguing over what counts as a "fact" and what counts as an "opinion" than should ever be necessary. Well, we have bad news. The trouble doesn't start with "fake news" — it starts in your brain.
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Your Brain Involuntarily Sees Opinions You Agree With as Facts
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These days, it seems like there's more arguing over what counts as a "fact" and what counts as an "opinion" than should ever be necessary. Well, we have bad news. The trouble doesn't start with "fake news" — it starts in your brain.
Your Biased Brain
We already know that your interpretation of facts can vary wildly depending on your beliefs. Confirmation bias and the backfire effect are always going to shape the way you interact with your world. But according to a new report on a phenomenon known as involuntary opinion confirmation, you might have a hard time sorting out the facts in the first place. That's because when your brain is exposed to an opinion it agrees with, it automatically slips it into the "facts" folder of your mental filing cabinet.
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Personal Growth
Your Brain Involuntarily Sees Opinions You Agree With as Facts
3,272
These days, it seems like there's more arguing over what counts as a "fact" and what counts as an "opinion" than should ever be necessary. Well, we have bad news. The trouble doesn't start with "fake news" — it starts in your brain.
Your Biased Brain
We already know that your interpretation of facts can vary wildly depending on your beliefs. Confirmation bias and the backfire effect are always going to shape the way you interact with your world. But according to a new report on a phenomenon known as involuntary opinion confirmation, you might have a hard time sorting out the facts in the first place. That's because when your brain is exposed to an opinion it agrees with, it automatically slips it into the "facts" folder of your mental filing cabinet.
Only your opinion is the lowest sign of intelligence if you can't share a open minded opinion or fact rather withdraw your statement
by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd September 23, 2019
Juicy
by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd August 03, 2020