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"When the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem is a nail."
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Yup. Didn't know what that was called, but my therapist basically told me that's what was happening to me. I've felt like I was in danger for the vast majority of my life, and now that I'm safe, my brain just makes up reasons why I'm actually not safe.
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You Tube is the only therapy I can afford. This was an excellent session.
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This makes so much sense bc your brain becomes used to certain circumstances! Itâs why when you leave an incredibly toxic situation, your brain has trouble being in the healthy situation bc your brain has formed all the pathways to survive the toxic situation that it doesnât know what to do in the healthy situation
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This seems more like the "if you ask someone to find something and they can't they'll pick the closest thing" effect
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âIf you look for something hard enough, you will convince yourself that you have found itâ
Applies perfectly.
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This "study" (air quoted by the fact that the researchers forced them to choose criminal faces everytime) actually showed us the effect of confirmation bias, if they're told that something is wrong, they'll try to finr something that's wrong.
This is why courtrooms must always tell the witnesses "There's also a chance that none of the suspects shown here are criminals" because justice is not served by a lazy courtroom, it's served by a just courtroom
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It sounds like a fatigue response. As work becomes more monotonous, accuracy tends to suffer. It's why task switching and mental breaks are important. You can become so familiar with something that you can't see it anymore, and you're less likely to notice subtle differences or minor mistakes or discrepancies.
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the more self help content I consume the more I'm convinced that not trying is the best personal development tool
Edit: some people took this to mean being nihilistic and lying in bed all day. But my comment was more along the lines of Wu Wei.
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I love these kind of shorts
They warn you about a mental problem and leave you clueless about the solution
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We look for patterns( threats to our survival primarily). So naturally, we are always looking for things that fall into whichever category we are âfocusedâ on. As we suffer less of whatever the subject is( letâs stay with threats for our safety), we donât have a lowering of trying to detect it. This is why, the better our lives are in general, the safer we are as a society, we still see the same amount of dangers.
This is why, if you live in a place where wild animals and roaming bandits are a constant danger, you care little about things that donât matter, but in a place where such things are no existent, you feel threatened if someone sits next to you on the bus or any of the other bs we see ppl complain about on Tik Tok and other social media sites.
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This is why we do things like take breaks and self care. Sometimes you need to step away from problems and stressors and revisit them when youâre rested and secure. Then you suddenly have an answer and was wondering why you spent 2 hours or a month struggling with something a good nights rest and relaxation could have solved.
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This is "when you deal in hammers, every problem looks like a nail" defined
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When I was young, my father always use to say, "A Hammer only see nails.". If you're focused on finding/see something. You're likely to find it. Even if it's not really there. . . A Cop sees criminals. A Nurse sees patients. A soldier sees targets. Even if there's none to see.
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It's really wonderful to come across people who freely share valuable information online. You never know what kind of knowledge you might stumble upon that could have a lasting impact on your life.
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This explains a lot for me. I never feel like I'm getting better with my mental health even though I've been working hard to take care of myself, but my friends and family have told me that they've seen positive changes. So interesting.
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I learned that people who have anxiety will always find something to be anxious about
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I want a full video on this topic.
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This explains why every generation complains that "nobody wants to work anymore" while productive is always higher and higher.
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@barbaralipari1605
11 months ago
The thing is, if you are told by a person on authority that there is a threatening face to be found, and then you donât find one, but you are reliably informed that there is one, you pick one that looks the most threatening out of the group. Even if, per se, you donât think that the face truly is.
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