#cognitive awareness

[hemkr]

I Will Show You Who is Your Real Enemy

Are you struggling with enormous problems that seem to multiply each day? Is every waking moment becoming a living hell, where even simple tasks feel insurmountable? Do you find yourself gripped by an unknown, unexplainable fear that follows you like a shadow—a dread that has no name but feels more real than anything else in your life? If you’re nodding your head, then you’re not alone. Millions…

I Will Show You Who is Your Real Enemy

[lenrosen]

To address climate change, humanity has to become cognitively aware and adaptable to make the transition to a net-zero future attainable.

Cognitive Awareness And Adaptation Are Key To Addressing 21st Century Climate Change

Humans develop cognitive biases learned from experience and exposure to others. To tackle climate change, we need to wipe the slate clean.

[icambime-blog]

so I'm not serena

I watched Gossip Girl last night because my friends always talk about it at lunch, and I have been told I look like the actress who plays Serena. I was disillusioned when I thought to myself that she was much more attractive than I could possibly be, and I started to see that compliment as comparative and underhanded mockery. I am blonde too so I see where the comparison came from, but it bothers me that these girls that are meant to be my age are shown to be so much more womanly and skinny than we realistically are. And they are always wearing nice clothes, it makes me feel like I can never measure up to these supposedly “average” new york students.

I am 5’2 and though it bothers me when I compare myself to these characters, I accept that and I am actually growing quite fond of it. I know I can continue to enjoy Gossip Girl if I remove the idea that I should change how I am to copy something that is not real. So I want to say I CAMBI myself and I won’t let the image shown in media make me think less of my value and role.