This isn't deep at all, but someone wrote it on mfp and I think of it when I want to eat....
"If you aren't hungry enough to eat an apple, you aren't hungry"
LOL. That's awesome. Some of them really are straight-up BS.
Hmmmmm...that's not really what the article is saying though is it?.......purposeful misinterpretation of the research mixed with pompous literal interpretation of some sayings isn't particularly clever either....
LOL. That's awesome. Some of them really are straight-up BS.
Hmmmmm...that's not really what the article is saying though is it?.......purposeful misinterpretation of the research mixed with pompous literal interpretation of some sayings isn't particularly clever either....
Here's a clip of the article where it very clearly states that some are BS:
"In the study, nearly 300 participants were presented with various statements, including those of the "*kitten*" variety, and asked to react to them by rating their profoundness on a scale of one to five, classifying quotes as either profound, *kitten*, or mundane. They were also given tests meant to measure their cognitive ability and personality"
The soul, secure in her existence, smiles at the drawn dagger and defies its point. I am weary of conjectures; this must end them. Thus I am doubly armed; my death and my life. -Cato
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Fill what's empty. Empty what's full. And scratch where it itches.
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
I think Alice and I would have gotten along swimmingly!
"If you aren't hungry enough to eat an apple, you aren't hungry"
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/dp5k7k/your-facebook-friends-who-post-inspirational-quotes-really-are-dumb-science-says-vgtrn
LOL. That's awesome. Some of them really are straight-up BS.
Hmmmmm...that's not really what the article is saying though is it?.......purposeful misinterpretation of the research mixed with pompous literal interpretation of some sayings isn't particularly clever either....
Here's a clip of the article where it very clearly states that some are BS:
"In the study, nearly 300 participants were presented with various statements, including those of the "*kitten*" variety, and asked to react to them by rating their profoundness on a scale of one to five, classifying quotes as either profound, *kitten*, or mundane. They were also given tests meant to measure their cognitive ability and personality"
TL/DR - You're not particularly clever either.
This is my mantra.