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Midnight Musings • 19 implied HN points • 09 May 22
📖 Philosophy Spirituality Existentialism Mindfulness Awareness Personal Growth
  1. Understanding my ego has helped me realize that I'm not just my thoughts and desires. I can be the observer of my thoughts instead of getting lost in them.
  2. I've learned that desire often leads to disappointment and exhaustion. Instead of asking what I want, I now focus on what I can give to others.
  3. I believe that our energy affects our experiences and relationships. By giving love and compassion, I attract positive experiences into my life.
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Negative Nudges

effectiviology • 0 implied HN points • 13 Feb 24
🚌 Education Behavior Manipulation Awareness
  1. A negative nudge is a manipulation that prompts people to make a decision that's bad for them.
  2. Negative nudges can involve making it easier to choose a bad option or harder to choose a good option.
  3. Be mindful of negative nudges in your environment and use debiasing techniques to overcome their influence.

Identifying what needs will be met by our practice

The Flawed Yogi Report • 0 implied HN points • 13 Jan 21
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Spiritual Practice Meditation Awareness Community Self-care
  1. Identify conflicting needs: Sometimes we prioritize immediate comfort over long-term health and well-being, leading to inner conflicts.
  2. Find the right spiritual practice: It's essential to choose a practice that aligns with your needs and brings you to the present moment.
  3. Understand your needs: Recognize what needs are unmet in your life, and tailor your spiritual practice to fulfill those needs for long-lasting benefits.

Society & Technology: Awareness

The Digital Anthropologist • 0 implied HN points • 28 Feb 24
🕹 Technology AI Awareness Technological Change
  1. Technological change in society is often slower than perceived due to the time it takes for societies to become aware of and react to new technologies.
  2. Societies encounter new technologies with varied reactions based on biases, cultural backgrounds, and social structures, leading to opportunities, moral panics, and fear of disruption.
  3. The awareness phase of new technology can last for years, involving reactions like fear, excitement, and evaluation before significant changes start to impact sociocultural systems.