@Berntree

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Enough seriousness, back to being funny: [insert dick & fart joke here]. #roughdrafttweet
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Okay phew so I’m not the only one that lives life by numbers…
Physics In History
@PhysInHistoryOct 18
Nikola Tesla had an intense compulsion for the number 3 and other numbers divisible by 3. He often walked around a block 3 times before entering a building, demanded 18 napkins (a number divisible by 3), and stayed in hotel rooms with numbers divisible by 3.
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Quantum physics thus reveals a basic oneness of the universe. - Erwin Schrödinger (1887 - 1961)
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Everything around us, from the air we breathe to the stars above, traces back to a handful of fundamental particles. The Standard Model describes quarks and leptons as the building blocks of matter, while bosons carry the fundamental forces. The Higgs boson, discovered at CERN in 2012, helped confirm how the Higgs field gives mass to elementary particles. Yet gravity remains outside this framework, and the graviton, if it exists, has never been detected. We have a remarkably successful map of nature, but it is not the complete picture.
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"I rarely think in words at all. A thought comes, and I may try to express it in words afterwards." – Albert Einstein
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Don’t Take Anything Personally
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Trust me.
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Playing video games may help keep the brain mentally active by constantly engaging attention, memory, problem-solving, and quick decision-making. Research published in Nature Communications suggests that these cognitive demands may be associated with slower brain aging, with some gamers showing mental performance comparable to people up to 10 years younger.
Playing video games may help keep the brain mentally active by constantly engaging attention, memory, problem-solving, and quick decision-making. Research published in Nature Communications suggests that these cognitive demands may be associated with slower brain aging, with some gamers showing mental performance comparable to people up to 10 years younger.

ALT Playing video games may help keep the brain mentally active by constantly engaging attention, memory, problem-solving, and quick decision-making. Research published in Nature Communications suggests that these cognitive demands may be associated with slower brain aging, with some gamers showing mental performance comparable to people up to 10 years younger.

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Next Science
@NextScienceSep 6
🧠 Your Brain Is Listening to You… Even When No One Else Is Science suggests that the way you talk to yourself can influence how your brain works. Your thoughts and inner voice may affect stress levels, focus, and emotional balance. Negative self-talk can make your brain feel more stressed, while positive self-talk may help you stay calmer, stronger, and more focused. Over time, these patterns can shape how your brain responds to life. The shocking part? Most of this happens without you even noticing. So ask yourself… what is your brain hearing from you right now? Source: American Psychological Association. Self-Talk and Its Effects on Cognition and Emotion
🧠 Your Brain Is Listening to You… Even When No One Else Is Science suggests that the way you talk to yourself can influence how your brain works. Your thoughts and inner voice may affect stress levels, focus, and emotional balance. Negative self-talk can make your brain feel more stressed, while positive self-talk may help you stay calmer, stronger, and more focused. Over time, these patterns can shape how your brain responds to life. The shocking part? Most of this happens without you even noticing. So ask yourself… what is your brain hearing from you right now? Source: American Psychological Association. Self-Talk and Its Effects on Cognition and Emotion

ALT 🧠 Your Brain Is Listening to You… Even When No One Else Is Science suggests that the way you talk to yourself can influence how your brain works. Your thoughts and inner voice may affect stress levels, focus, and emotional balance. Negative self-talk can make your brain feel more stressed, while positive self-talk may help you stay calmer, stronger, and more focused. Over time, these patterns can shape how your brain responds to life. The shocking part? Most of this happens without you even noticing. So ask yourself… what is your brain hearing from you right now? Source: American Psychological Association. Self-Talk and Its Effects on Cognition and Emotion

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Einstein argued that the connection between the elementary concepts of everyday thought and sense experience can be understood only intuitively; it cannot be completely fixed by scientific logic. For him, these connections distinguish science from a logical but empty system of concepts. - Albert Einstein, “Physics and Reality” (1936).
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The Higgs boson is often described as the particle that gives mass to everything, but the reality is more interesting. The Higgs field helps endow elementary particles with mass, while most of the mass of ordinary matter comes from the immense energy binding quarks together inside protons and neutrons. In a very real sense, the weight of the world is not just a property of particles, but of energy itself.
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Giorgio
@perennialmysticJul 18
“A peaceful mind is not the same as a mind without thoughts, sensations, or emotions. Mental tranquility does not mean mental emptiness.” ~ Thich Nhat Hanh
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Quote Remedy@Quote_RemedyJul 18
When life is sweet, say thank you and celebrate. When life is bitter, say thank you and grow. -Shauna Niequist ☀️💫
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This is why I love math…the perfect example of how truth, happiness, love, life, existence, space, time, wonder, success, and everything in between are open for interpretation which allows any & all to get from one point to another on whatever road they choose or prefer…🪄✨❣️
The Scientific Lens
@LensScientificJul 18
Six brilliant minds. One simple question. Six completely different ways of thinking. Which one would you use?
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JUST IN🚨: Consciousness can jump through time; research reveals that your gut feelings are memories from the future.
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Progress is rarely a straight line.
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I just took a trip into my brain right now and all I got was this lousy tweet. 🤷🏽‍♀️
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@WordsCocoonJul 12
live life.
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So… I forgot to tweet yesterday… So here I go: This is a tweet.
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Today is Sunday. Where I am. Right now. At this moment. What else, what else… That is all.
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