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so mad that our takeaway from the mask thing hasn't been "wait, so we could have been getting like 80% fewer colds and viruses this entire time?"
We really just accepted that "yeah, every several months we just feel like shit and do nothing but lay in bed for a week while so much snot pours out of our face holes that we have to keep 27 wads of tissue within arm's reach" even though the solution was not only simple and easy but also offered infinite possibilities for fashionable accessorizing. I hate it here
i'm never going to stop wearing a mask in the winter time because 1) colds and flu, obviously 2) my lips don't get chapped and bleed in the winter anymore. This is revolutionary. 3) it's actually just common sense to wear a badass goth wolf skull mask in your day to day life??
now I can wear whatever clothes I want and people will still know I'm cool and goth
"oh no everyone not getting the flu for two years is going to make people's immune systems weak and flu season will be worse!"
1) that's not how the immune system works. 2) masking killed some strains of the flu because there was no one to pass it on to. we have the ability to MAKE VIRUSES EXTINCT with masks but oh noooo we have to worry about a piece of fabric on our faces. spare me.
Certain Strains Of Flu May Have Gone Extinct Because Of Pandemic Safety Measures via NPR.org
I am never giving up masks. I haven't been sick since February 2020. Why the hell did I let myself breath everyone else's gross air for all these years.
They also filter out pollen in the spring! Maybe not all of it, but enough that I noticed a stark difference between the days the park was empty and I hardly wore a mask at all and the days when it was full and I had my mask on for my whole walk. Visiting a friend but they have a cat and you're allergic? Wear a mask! Again, not foolproof because you'll still have dander on your clothes, but it won't just be floating into your nose with every breath!
A guide to thesis writing, from a master's student
its actually ridiculous the amount of work i can get done in a day if i just... take my Adderall...

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03|01|2022
âď¸Day 34 of My Winter Studying Challenge âď¸
3rd January - What is your aim for 2022?
to keep up with the habits i built in 2021 and also to have a good start to university!
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13|01|2022
âď¸Day 44 of My Winter Studying Challenge âď¸
13th January - Have a birthday in winter or in summer?Â
a birthday in winter - which is lucky because my birthday actually is in winter!
08|01|2022
âď¸Day 39 of My Winter Studying Challenge âď¸
8th January - What is one place you could never live because of the winter weather?
anywhere where it stays warm in the winter. i need a season of decently cold weather as respite from the rest of the yearÂ
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âď¸Day 38 of My Winter Studying Challenge âď¸
7th January - Do you like the cold and where is the coldest place youâve ever been to?
i love the cold as long as i have lots of layers. the coldest place iâve been was probably the top of the mountain in the alps while skiingÂ

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I really love how continually Iâm learning how to be a better student. Such a big part of university is just getting to know yourself better, and itâs such a fun process.
Some practical tips:
* Avoid startups. Theyâll lure you in with shiny benefits and a hip office culture but then bust your ass like a rented mule.
* The bigger the corporation and the bigger the team, the better. Itâs much easier to fly under the radar when youâre just a number, not an integral member of the team.
* Go into UX writing or UX design. Take a $50 course on Coursera. Itâs such an easy field to master and requires only a basic functional understanding of the English language and MS Office or Figma. Again, super easy to learn - thereâs not a lot of âdesignâ in UX design; itâs nothing like graphic design at all.
* Do a quick Google search and learn what JIRA is and what Agile is. (Itâs basically a large online agenda that the whole team uses.) then add âproficient in JIRAâ to your resume.
* Either go into UX or become a Project Manager or SCRUM master if you have people skills. Again. Easy as fuck to learn and the workload is not at all that bad, especially in big corporate fields. I know one gal making $120K to move JIRA tiles from âin progressâ to âcompleteâ for a large project team. (Iâm barely over-simplifying it here. Thatâs really it.)
* To wit: get a job in banking, insurance or government. (Not the customer service side, but internal projects.) Because of all the bloated bureaucracy and legal red tape, projects get delivered at a glacial pace. This is what you want. Barely anyone checks on you when the timeline for a project is 2-4 months, as opposed to startups where youâll be pressed to push a deliverable in 48 hours.
* Find a recruiting agency and form a relationship with a recruiter that you like and trust. Keep them close to you. Youâll always have a job that way.
* Speaking of: go for permanent remote contract jobs. As a contractor, you basically make your own schedule and the work hours are LENIENT. Working from home ensures that youâre not being spied on all the time.
* Watch Self-Made Millennial videos to figure out how to spin an interview to cast you in the best possible light. Madeline Mann is absolutely killer at career advice - I canât recommend her channel enough.
This is just my experience (which I learned the hard way, so you donât have to.) Best of luck babes - I want us all to succeed đ§żđ§żđ§żđ§ż
this site definitely doesn't allow you to paste the link to any article blocked by a paywall (say, a NYT article) so that you can read it free of charge! that would be illegal and would benefit broke college students too much. it definitely does not do that. promise.
how  i study from home: mentally ill edition .・.:*â
hi everyone! iâve been studying from home from january this year as i am doing all my coursework online this year. itâs been tough adapting to this new way of learning but i figured i could share a few of my tried-and-true tricks with you all as we are all in the same boat right now. a lot of us adapted to the school-style learning environment and spending time with ourselves right now is really hard. i want to help as much as i can. remember that above all, itâs trial and error with working out how you study best! and with that, here we go ďžď˝Ľ:*・(ęá´ę)
1. your mental health comes first no, seriously. i know itâs said over and over again, if you donât take care of your body and mind, youâre NOT going to have the mental energy to throw yourself into hours of study each day. when you plan your day, include things like showering, eating good foods, taking walks, messaging a friend. the more you put your mental health on the back pedal, the less work you are going to be able to get done. journal. be creative. work out what makes you feel good. do those things every day. iâve found that doing something creative every day helps me - creating something outside of myself, and expressing how i feel, whether itâs drawing, poetry, colouring in, painting, or collage. by the way, you canât skip over this one. your. mental. health. comes. before. study.Â
2. study when you feel good a common mistake people make is forcing themselves to study. that can be okay. sometimes you need to force yourself into those first 5, 10, 20 minutes before you get into the flow of it. but if youâre hunched at your desk, irritated, tired, with nothing going through your head, your study isnât going to be effective. whatâs worse, your brain is going to associate that irritable fuzzy feeling with study, making you want to do it even less. but studying when you feel good, your brain will associate those feelings with it. study when the material seems clear, challenging in a good way, and when your body feels good. youâll notice the difference this brain association makes SO quickly. stop studying when you stop feeling good, come back later. (also, giving yourself study snacks also makes it more enjoyable!)
3. make yourself a dedicated study space youâve heard it before. but, really. reserve this space (i use a desk in my bedroom) specifically for studying. no phones allowed. donât let it get messy. decorate it a bit with plants. paste the walls with notes, diagrams, pictures you love. this is your study space. come here when you study, and when you finish, leave it alone. there was a study done that showed students who had a designated âstudy lampâ at their desk, which they only used when studying, performed better than students who didnât! this is also part of the ~brain association~ thing, and it works with the tip above. this should be a place where you study when you feel good. a positive space. i have my desk facing the wall so i donât get distracted by anything else (such as staring longingly at my bed).
4. so youâre in a rut - itâs time for a ~dopamine detox!~ THIS. if you find yourself watching youtube 5 hours a day, while study seems impossible and youâve become overridden with guilt, this is for you. things like youtube, netflix, video games, and music all give the brain high amounts of dopamine. (guess what doesnât? thatâs right. studying.) if you spend your morning on instagram and youtube, youâre not going to want to switch off and start studying. the dopamine change will cause your brain to feel like studying is slow, difficult, sluggish, hard. we all know the feeling. but imagine like when you sleep, that dopamine resets. if you avoid your high-dopamine triggers - youtube, facebook, music, your phone - youâll find that study becomes easier. not hard, challenging and refreshing. interesting. set yourself a time for your âdopamine detoxâ - for example, i sometimes tell myself i wonât let myself on my phone / youtube / spotify until 4pm. (however, you can let yourself read, go for walks, journal, etc. during that time.) part of the idea is you find yourself so bored you actually WANT to study - what else would you do? i highly encourage you all to try this. itâs the best way, iâve found, to get out of a rut.
i hope these can help you. studying from home is hard. but it doesnât have to be miserable. i also want you to remember that we are going through a global freaking pandemic, and in an ideal world, we would not be forced to study at all. but, alas. keep yourself afloat, everyone. iâm proud of all of you. itâs okay to get a lot done some days and not much on other days. your study productivity does not measure your worth. your mental health does not measure your worth. you are kind, strong, and hopeful.
good luck out there. âĄ
reblogging this again because weâre in lockdown again and i needed this lol
06/mar/2021
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