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Lockdowns Make Time Stand Still

November 12, 2020

Lockdowns Make Time Stand Still Rembrandt van Rijn Student at a table by candlelight c.1642We would by now have expected the narrative surrounding COVID19 to be simpler to understand, but it’s not. We may understand much more about the disease and everything that has to do with it, but we’re finding there is so much that has […]

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Life Minus Narrative

November 8, 2019

Life Minus Narrative Pretty much all I do here is sit and look at what humanity’s overall problems seem to be and find different ways to point at those problems and talk about them. The longer I do this, the clearer it becomes that there isn’t actually any separation between the struggle of our species […]

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Just 3 sessions of aerobic exercise per week can relieve clinical depression

January 24, 2019

Just 3 sessions of aerobic exercise per week can relieve clinical depression (Natural News) A systematic review published in the journal Depression and Anxietysuggests that aerobic exercise has significant antidepressant effects for people with clinical depression. More specifically, the review reported that three 45-minute sessions of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise every week may relieve clinical depression. A team of […]

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Young people are growing ever more depressed. Is modern life to blame?

March 16, 2016

Young people are growing ever more depressed. Is modern life to blame? Our mental health has suffered over the past 80 years. The causes are complex, but it’s exhausting to live in a society where asking for help equals failure    ‘If modern life is unkind to our mental health, it’s no doubt in part […]

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Fukushima: Thousands Have Already Died, Thousands More Will Die

August 20, 2015

Fukushima: Thousands Have Already Died, Thousands More Will Die Official data from Fukushima show that nearly 2,000 people died from the effects of evacuations necessary to avoid high radiation exposures from the disaster. The uprooting to unfamiliar areas, cutting of family ties, loss of social support networks, disruption, exhaustion, poor physical conditions and disorientation can and […]

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John Arden: The Science Behind Emotional Resilience

January 23, 2015

John Arden: The Science Behind Emotional Resilience How we can better cope with adversity We often break the topic of “Resilience” down into 3 categories: financial, physical and emotional. The first two are much more tangible and more frequently and easily discussed. But it’s the last that likely matters most. No matter how large your […]

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How To Be As Prepared On The Inside As On The Outside, by A.K. – SurvivalBlog.com

December 30, 2014

How To Be As Prepared On The Inside As On The Outside, by A.K. – SurvivalBlog.com. So, you have made your basement bomb-proof, installed solar panels, dug a well, and canned enough food to last ten years. You’ve engineered, on your own, a heating system that is not reliant on electricity, and you’ve rigged a […]

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