JOKE: The 5 symptoms of laziness//HINDSIGHT is 20/20 popular regrets
JOKE:
The 5 symptoms of laziness:
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"When people look back on their lives, what are common regrets they have?" "You have made decades' worth of little miscalculations you can't completely erase from your memory, as well as a number of big mistakes that made life permanently harder."
Quora user Bradley Voytek points to a national survey about the regrets of a typical American, which found 13 common sources for regret. They are, in order: 1. romance, 2. family, 3. education, 4. career, 5. finance, 6. parenting, 7. health, 8. "other," 9. friends, 10. spirituality, 11. community, 12. leisure, and 13. self. ALL wish they hadn't spent so much time "worrying" and just let life be - it all works out anyway.
Vaughn Bell at Mind Hacks notes that there are two ways people frame their regrets: The things they did that they wish they hadn't, and the things they wish they had done but didn't.
"The difference between the two is often a psychological one, because we can frame the same regret either way as regret about an action: 'If only I had not dropped out of school;' or as a regret about an inaction: 'If only I had stayed in school.'
"Despite the fact that they are practically equivalent, regrets framed as laments about actions were more common
and more intense than regrets about inactions, although inaction regrets tended to be longer lasting," Bell writes.
The 5 symptoms of laziness:
1.
LMAO!
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"When people look back on their lives, what are common regrets they have?" "You have made decades' worth of little miscalculations you can't completely erase from your memory, as well as a number of big mistakes that made life permanently harder."
Quora user Bradley Voytek points to a national survey about the regrets of a typical American, which found 13 common sources for regret. They are, in order: 1. romance, 2. family, 3. education, 4. career, 5. finance, 6. parenting, 7. health, 8. "other," 9. friends, 10. spirituality, 11. community, 12. leisure, and 13. self. ALL wish they hadn't spent so much time "worrying" and just let life be - it all works out anyway.
Vaughn Bell at Mind Hacks notes that there are two ways people frame their regrets: The things they did that they wish they hadn't, and the things they wish they had done but didn't.
"The difference between the two is often a psychological one, because we can frame the same regret either way as regret about an action: 'If only I had not dropped out of school;' or as a regret about an inaction: 'If only I had stayed in school.'
"Despite the fact that they are practically equivalent, regrets framed as laments about actions were more common
and more intense than regrets about inactions, although inaction regrets tended to be longer lasting," Bell writes.
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its hard to choose any of those if you are being stalked, poisoned or robbed, especially when its people you don\'t know at all, then what? brooke talks about \"fans\" who are really stalkers -- she didn\'t get to see their weird mail until she was 40, she said if she had she would have left the arts, her mother handled it. dangerous shit.
that\'s the joke darla. you knew that right?