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Pavlov wrote:
can you recommend me things to read about that could be useful. my brain is very much one-tracked when it comes to interests, i want more diverse knowledge so i can become big brained instead of dense and repetative
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Pavlov wrote:
the non abstract but actually still pretty abstract knowledge i have in my head is limited to personality typology and im not sure if its even that useful, if anything it just makes me look extremely strange in conversations
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Pavlov wrote:
me indirectly interrogating my family in order to learn how their brain works, its not normal
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Date: 13-07-2022 18:33
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Pavlov wrote:
smh dont ignore me i know my threads always diverge from the dumb normie threads you usually make but that gives u no right to ignore meĀ 
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Date: 13-07-2022 18:36
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Pavlov wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
smh dont ignore me i know my threads always diverge from the dumb normie threads you usually make but that gives u no right to ignore meĀ 
im kidding i love you guys despite having no actual connections to any of you
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Pavlov wrote:
fine ill just google it have it your way
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Date: 13-07-2022 18:38
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wug wrote:
you could read fiction that is frequently referred to in western discourseĀ 
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misjel wrote:
i thought ne was very unrepetitive
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Date: 13-07-2022 18:39
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Pavlov wrote:
XxMiSSswagdripxX wrote:
i thought ne was very unrepetitive
im actually an isfj
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Date: 13-07-2022 18:39
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wug wrote:
XxMiSSswagdripxX wrote:
i thought ne was very unrepetitive
i have forgotten nearly everything i knew regarding typology all i remember is being entjĀ 
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misjel wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
XxMiSSswagdripxX wrote:
i thought ne was very unrepetitive
im actually an isfj
woa like my bestie! Do karate then she did karate
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Pavlov wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
XxMiSSswagdripxX wrote:
i thought ne was very unrepetitive
i have forgotten nearly everything i knew regarding typology all i remember is being entjĀ 
ur intj
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Date: 13-07-2022 18:40
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wug wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
XxMiSSswagdripxX wrote:
i thought ne was very unrepetitive
i have forgotten nearly everything i knew regarding typology all i remember is being entjĀ 
ur intj
no i'm notĀ 
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Date: 13-07-2022 18:41
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misjel wrote:
what are you interested in?
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Date: 13-07-2022 18:42
Pavlov
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Pavlov wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Klasifikovany wrote:
XxMiSSswagdripxX wrote:
i thought ne was very unrepetitive
i have forgotten nearly everything i knew regarding typology all i remember is being entjĀ 
ur intj
u always go on rants about how worried ur about ur health, it seems more se leaking into the consciousness, although i dont know how that would work since si inferior is supposed to be theĀ hypochondriac function, but my point is ur not si blind
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Babel wrote:
Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss is 10/10 good life lessons for later in life. It's about negotiation and written by a hostage negotiator, where he also applies some of the theory to real life situations (like buying a car) and it's honestly really nice to read.

David Eagleman writes some easy to understand books about the brain. I have read all of them, besides the one on creativity, and think they all are good. They tackle different things about the brain, so I would honestly recommend the one that intrigues you the most. I will add, that Incognito was the one I enjoyed the most.

Make it Stick by Peter C. Brown is about studying and how you do so in the way science recommends. If you're starting university or other study-relevant shit soon I would honestly recommend it. I went down with stress while following a professor's study guides, read this while I waited to retry the semester, and I realized that my professor had recommended the least efficient way of studying. It also might change the mentality you have about some subjects or similar, which honestly is 10/10. A TLDR of this book is Understanding how we Learn by Yana Weinstein.

Also really recommend A life on our planet by David Attenborough. He also reads the book as an audiobook. It's honestly the best non-fiction book to read right now and the years to come.

Some non-fiction I haven't read, but is on my tbr:
- Through the language glass by Guy Deutscher
- The most human human by Brian Christian
- Why we sleep by Matthew Walker
- How I killed Pluto and why it had it coming by Mike Brown
- Mistakes were made but not by me by Carol Tavris

I would do a list of fiction as well, but I've gotten a glass or two too much of wine and my dinner is ready, so it won't be right now.
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