7 Simple Mind Hacks
rasmussen.edu/articles/mind-hacks.aspPosted Apr 18, 2010, 2:49 AM UTC
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How would you prepare for a chess match?
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For example, blue and green backgrounds have a depressive effect compared to the standard black on white with which we are familiar.
The default Windows XP background is blue and green... Is that why people hate Windows?
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Just in time for exam season!
Thanks. (:
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Good stuff. The one about doodling is kinda interesting. I'm a person who never takes notes unless there's mention of a URL or some other thing I need to remember letter for letter. When I take notes, the words from the teacher during lecture come into my ear, and go straight onto the paper without taking a pit stop in my brain, so I find that I lose a lot of comprehension. Writing something other than what the teacher is saying (e.g., "doodling") is something worth trying, though.
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These are simple mind hacks, When counted they add up to something. That thing is the number seven.
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Very useful and instructive. Thank you!
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A site to be witnessed for sure..Informative as well!!
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"Mind hacks" is the stupidest fucking term I've heard all day.
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What's a better term to describe specific examples of, errrrr, hacking the mind?
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These aren't "hacks" this is helpful advice. Just because "hack" sounds more edgy than "helpful advice" doesn't make it true.
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Sounds like we disagree on the definition and/or scope of the word 'hack'. Meh.
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Well, after a couple generations of kids hearing the word thrown about by people who didn't know what it meant, I guess it was only inevitable that the word would come to lose its meaning altogether.
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Lol, that chess kid does not look happy.
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nice
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A great site!
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Why is everyone spamming here?
It's something to do with eliath /rasmussen.edu. His other recent post has more of the same.