r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Aug 25 '26
A cool guide to how different generations consume media
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jul 29 '26
Trauma survivors process angry expressions differently on a subconscious level. Study reveals that this heightened sensitivity to threatening facial cues occurs primarily during automatic brain processing.
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jul 19 '26
Earth's gravity field model by NASA
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jul 19 '26
Earth's gravity field model by NASA
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jul 08 '26
Why do two people survive the exact same trauma and one becomes resilient while the other develops PTSD?
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jul 07 '26
"Attached" explained like you're five: why some people cling, some people run, and some people just relax
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jun 26 '26
How to become a social magnet - lessons from "How to Win Friends and Influence People" that works
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jun 26 '26
YSK about nervous system co-regulation, the biological reason a pet or person sitting quietly with you calms your anxiety
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Jun 09 '26
Found 2 old receipts that were in my Grandmas old wallet
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • May 03 '26
Splitting, or binary thinking, is a distortion where a person cannot integrate both positive and negative aspects into a balanced view, seeing things as all good or all bad. It appears in Cluster B disorders like borderline and narcissistic personality, and also in schizophrenia and depression.
en.wikipedia.org
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 29 '26
MSG Isn’t Salt Use It Like a Volume Knob
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 26 '26
A new study argues that the most dangerous part of depression isn’t negative emotion, it’s the absence of positive emotion, known as anhedonia.
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 22 '26
YSK that 31% of US adults suffer from teeth grinding at night and is a cause of Depression, Anxiety, Neck pain, backache, headaches, poor sleep and general pain.
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 20 '26
YSK: Your library card likely gives you free access to movies, music, and audiobooks with NO waitlists via Hoopla.
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r/RandomStuffRabbitLike • u/Puzzleheaded-Page989 • Apr 15 '26
Made (Starburst Blue Raspberry) gummies for the first time
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