Orthodox Jew. Jung fan. Lover of gharqads, wildlife, & Shelby Foote. "From Settlement to Superpower" and "The American Revolution" Podcasts.

Jersey Shore
Joined November 2019
The first episode of The American Revolution Podcast is now out! In this episode we give a brief overview of the globe-spanning British Empire of 1763. open.spotify.com/episode/7DM…
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I have seen this several times before. That said, it reminded me of a funny line from Jung's essay "The Gifted Child."
my aunt constantly told everyone that her underperforming son was actually a genius but the school system couldn’t handle him (which i thought was cope at the time) turns out she was basically right and he engineers nuclear reactors now
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I yearn for white snows and a red nighttime sky
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Bush v Gore. My kindergarten class had an election that day. I voted Bush because I liked his name better. Gore won.
What is the oldest political news story you can remember? For me it's Joe Biden being selected as Obama's VP.
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Not much but an internet persona of mine from my teens made it to Encyclopedia Dramatica
"What was your biggest impact on the internet?" i still have people telling me they saw my imperator titan animation in a wh40k meme every once in a while
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Marcus Aurelius's doctor, Galen, describes a mental disorder suffered by a fellow physician who believed he was haunted by flute players:
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To me the value of KJV is not religious in the least, since I only study it in Hebrew anyway, but because it is *the* American Bible
I will readily admit that the KJV is neither the best nor the most absolutely accurate translation of scripture. It has its biases. But I will insist to my dying day that it is the most *beautiful* English translation ever done. By far.
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I really don't like this feature that retweets don't appear on the homepage. As a matter of fact, I don't see any upside to it at all
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John de Sequeyra,a Sephardic Jewish physician settled in Williamsburg Virginia in 1745,and became one of colonial Virginia’s leading doctors.Thomas Jefferson credited him with introducing the eating of tomatoes in Virginia, helping popularize the fruit across the colonies.
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Still the funniest opening paragraph I've ever seen. I chuckle every time I think about it.
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Is this anything
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Jersey Shore is indeed a very overrated and terrible place. Please don't come.
Each state's most overrated thing
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Important to note that this was not Jung's definition at all, but was introduced by Myers-Briggs. Jung was much more abstract: the introvert prefers to assimilate the external object into his own subjective experience, while the extravert does the reverse.
I'm realizing a lot of people still seem to believe "Extroverts recharge by being around people, introverts recharge by being alone!" ....there's zero evidence for this, in fact, the evidence pretty heavily debunks this framing! 1) Socializing lifts mood for basically everyone Experience-sampling studies (Fleeson, Malanos and Achille, 2002) find that people felt better in moments when they were acting extroverted, including introverts 2) Lucas and colleagues (2008) found introverts AND extroverts both reported more happiness in social situations AKA extroverts’ higher baseline happiness wasn’t explained by their spending more time around people 3) Introverts mispredict how they’ll feel Zelenski, Santoro and Whelan (2012) found introverts expected acting extraverted to feel worse than it actually did. 4) Social fatigue is universal! Leikas and Ilmarinen (2017) found extraverted behavior produced an immediate mood boost and then more fatigue about three hours later, regardless of a person’s trait level Getting tired after a party is normal for everyone, it doesn’t mean you're an introvert Bottom line is, most people feel better after interacting with people AND most people need some downtime afterwards Introverts and extroverts mostly just differ in the amount of socialization they each seek and prefer - but this doesn't predict whether they'll enjoy it or whether it will benefit them
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Jung repeatedly stated how provisional he saw his entire typology schema to be, MBTI then went and took all the life and individual messiness out of it. Literally sterilized the ideas for the purpose of mass adoption.
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Important addendum here is that Jung is the one who actually coined the terms "extraversion" and "introversion," even though obviously the concept was represented in various forms since antiquity.
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Picking simultaneous fights with Christian Twitter and Neurodivergent Twitter just to feel something
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Picking simultaneous fights with Christian Twitter and Neurodivergent Twitter just to feel something
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Just because a term isn't clinical doesn't mean that it isn't used as a shorthand, even in research literature, to delineate a specific manifestation of neurodivergence. I hate this kind of pedantry so much.
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I don't know OP, but it's common enough for people with ADHD to use the label as a defense against feelings of shame, inadequacy, or anxiety that develop during the typical ADHD childhood. It might be worth considering to what extent that fuels certain conceptions of fixity.
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