Forwarded from π TIL - Today I Learned but no π
Forwarded from π TIL - Today I Learned but no π
Today I learned, French automaker CitroΓ«n, sabotaged wartime Nazi truck production by moving the notch on the oil dipstick down. The engines would not have the correct amount of oil and prematurely fail. [source, comments]
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Forwarded from [β οΈTerrorist] Fully Automated Luxury Lesbian Space Anarcho Communism (MigβΆ Burgghardti)
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Forwarded from π TIL - Today I Learned but no π
Forwarded from π TIL - Today I Learned but no π
Forwarded from π TIL - Today I Learned but no π
TIL of the Bouba/Kiki Effect. When people are asked to assign the name "Bouba" or "Kiki" to two amorphous shapes βone round & one spikyβ they strongly tend to choose Bouba for the round one, and Kiki for the spiky. This has been robustly confirmed across a majority of cultures & languages worldwide. [source, comments]
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Good idea: Be brave and show yourself to the world ππ
https://medium.com/texas-mccombs/the-wrong-reason-we-keep-secrets-2dbbc8476029
The research suggests that being open about negative aspects of yourself might not be as damaging as feared. Participants in the study discovered that sharing adverse information led to more positive reactions than they expected, indicating that revealing vulnerabilities could foster understanding and trust in relationships. The study encourages a more open approach to self-disclosure, challenging the belief that sharing negative aspects of oneself results in harsh judgment.
πThanks to one of our Ministers for submitting
https://medium.com/texas-mccombs/the-wrong-reason-we-keep-secrets-2dbbc8476029
The research suggests that being open about negative aspects of yourself might not be as damaging as feared. Participants in the study discovered that sharing adverse information led to more positive reactions than they expected, indicating that revealing vulnerabilities could foster understanding and trust in relationships. The study encourages a more open approach to self-disclosure, challenging the belief that sharing negative aspects of oneself results in harsh judgment.
πThanks to one of our Ministers for submitting
Medium
The (Wrong) Reason We Keep Secrets
Revealing negative things about ourselves does not cause the damage we think it will.
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