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Jailbreaking my Kindle
And no, it's not because I wanted to cut ties from Amazon. My experience with Amazon has actually not been that bad. I don't buy books...
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Me and The Ghosts
I don’t believe in ghosts. And whenever I tell this to someone who does, they usually say that I’ll believe in them once I see one. But I...
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Just for Fun : The Story of an Accidental Revolutionary (Linus Benedict Torvalds)✨ Highlight of the day:
One of the most common ways in which irrationality occurs, he says, is the tendency to draw extreme conclusions, especially negative ones, about events. For example, if a man who is an irrational thinker loses his job, to him it is not merely unfortunate, but awful. He believes that he is worthless because he was fired, and that he will never find another job. Ellis describes irrational beliefs as illogical, extreme, damaging, and self-sabotaging because they cause unhealthy emotional consequences.
The Psychology Book (Big Ideas Simply Explained)•Nigel Benson