>On QDay People, Don't Forget: [SCARE] NECESSARY EVENT
so the screws really gonna tighten today?
Alex Bruesewitz
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If
@realDonaldTrump
puts money directly into the hands of the most vulnerable people during this scary time, he will win re-election in a landslide.
Mitt Romney’s plan to give $1k to everyone doesn’t make sense.
Give $1k to the most vulnerable.
Tax relief to everyone else!
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Texas governor waives vehicle registration and title, parking placard renewal rules
https://www.kxan.com/news/coronavirus/texas-governor-waives-vehicle-registration-and-title-parking-placard-renewal-rules/?
yes
I'ma slow study, but I'm catchin on
We can do this
End bullying, end indoctrination, end student access to drugs, and ridiculous common core
I'm curious though (and concerned) there must be a plan for kids in homes with parents who dont care. What a commentary on the state of our country that some schools will be running busses to take the kid's free and reduced lunches to them because their own sorry parents wont feed them (not the kid's fault). That's a long term fix, but I'm sure already thought out.
anon theory: here is part of what is happening
How Long Does It Take to Break a Habit?
Habits arise through a process of triggering, actions, and rewards. A circumstance triggers an action. When you get a reward from the action, you continue to do that.
If you aren’t intentional about actions and rewards, you’ll develop bad habits. These lead to self-sabotage, failure, and poor health. On the other hand, good habits enable health, happiness, and dream-fulfillment.
So how long does it take to break a habit? Some say 21 days, some say approximately a month. What is the real answer?
One of the earliest and most popular pieces of literature on the subject is Psycho-Cybernetics (1960) by Maxwell Maltz. Dr. Maltz who was a plastic surgeon wanted to understand how people viewed themselves. In particular, he was curious about how long it took for patients to get used to changes he made during surgery.
Based on observing his patients and reflecting on his own habits, he determined that it took at least 21 days for people to adjust. He used this information as the basis for many “prescriptions” in his self-help oriented Psycho-Cybernetics.
https://www.lifehack.org/667495/how-long-does-it-take-to-break-a-habit
>Some say 21 days, some say approximately a month.
>it took at least 21 days for people to adjust.