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I have read a study that compared antidepressant treatments. Best of the best, for both subjective ratings, long-term rebound and actual brain changes, was working out. I should start doing that again... but there's so much friction 😓

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I really looked forward to dropping off my offspring's playdate. Don't get me wrong, it was great. It was just for the sake of a silent night half-hour car roundtrip. Maybe it's akin to 'fishing' trips where one can just switch their brain off? I wonder if it indicates something. Or maybe not - I was into long train rides long before kids and life drain took the reins.

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Seems like when I get drunk, I post more blurb notes instead of coping meme images. What a beautiful reconnection with the writers of old.

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Another problem with mirroring content. Losing threads like this 😞 View quoted note →

There is a famous poem, 'The Road Not Taken,' by Robert Frost. What grinds my gears is that a lot of people interpret it as being about taking the road less traveled. There are even translations in my language that butcher the original nuances and leave no room for alternative explanations. I would argue it's about how we rationalize (even romanticize) our decisions. Since Frost explicitly stated that the roads were 'really about the same' and only ages and ages after the fact would he claim about taking the one 'less traveled by.' Does the translation in your language keep this nuance? #asknostr