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I will feel the person’s anger more and more strongly as the distance between us decreases. The person doesn’t need to outwardly show any sign of anger for me to feel it - they can appear perfectly calm but if they are angry, I’ll feel it.

When I interact with people, I don’t try to put myself in their shoes. I’ve known for many years that I can sense other people’s strong emotions, so I mostly focus my awareness on how I’m feeling and use that as a sense. If how I’m feeling changes spontaneously (not caused by my mental focus, thoughts, or reaction) when I’m interacting with someone, I’ll know that I’m sensing something from the other person.

My experience of other people’s anger is different from when I feel angry. I experience other people’s anger as a very uncomfortable sensation my abdomen and solar plexus. It’s similar to when I feel angry but I’m more detached and I’m observing the uncomfortable sensation, which is mostly localized to my solar plexus. When I’m angry, my thoughts and emotions are fully engaged, my anger has a direction, and I feel it fully in my body. Like, “I’m experiencing anger vs I’m angry.”

When I experience someone else’s anger, it’s not directed at the object of their anger - it’s just a sensation.

So if someone is angry at me, I don’t feel angry at myself - I just feel their anger being directed at me

The way I believe it works is through resonance. Have a look at this video that illustrates it with wine glasses: https://youtu.be/lTl0badhh8Y

People are like wine glasses that vibrate how they are feeling and if someone is capable of resonating with them, they begin to feel it too.

If my baseline feeling is far from anger (I’m feeling a strong positive emotion), I’ll feel other people’s negative emotions less, or not at all.

If you’re talking about lucid dreaming, try looking at your hands or to read some text.

I’ve cleared entries before with efibootmgr.

My favourite games from childhood were the Ultima series (3 onward).

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I’ve done this recently twice and it worked between 2 different distros on different hardware. I don’t remember if I had to link it again, but if I did, it worked and my history was intact.

Good to see you’re back!

Nice job with the update.

I appreciate the offer but I’ve tried being a mod in the past and have come to realize I’m just not suited for it.

Ok, good to know, thanks!

It doesn’t seem likely to be a browser addon because if it were, I’d expect it to have the same effect on other sites and I don’t get logged out after 1 week on any other accounts.

I’ll see if the same thing happens when I log in on a different Firefox profiles and browsers.

Do a search for “One Pace”. A good feeling pace is about 2 manga chapters per anime episode but the anime creators reduced that to 1 chapter per episode when they started running low on material. One Pace edits the anime to 2 chapters per episode and has it follow the manga more closely.

A sample of a scene from an episode with both versions compared:

https://youtu.be/n1z6umwBs5I

Nice username!

Mentally, I sidestep the meaning issue by thinking,

It would be cool to hear a Latin version, though. I wonder how that would have changed how the song sounded and whether I would have enjoyed it as much.

Some interesting interviews:

Zimmer on working with Gerrard.

In an interview, she says that the words she comes up with are an automatic response to the music and each piece of music has its own language.

Yeah, I went searching for different versions as well. The one I liked the most was a remaster of the original that was published by Intrada in 2012 (item number MAF 7123). Unfortunately I haven’t been able to find a streaming version of it yet.

I used to wake up before dawn so that I could listen to this while watching the sunrise.

This is one of my all time favorite pieces of music. I love how it feels as if it’s constantly lifting higher and higher.

My favorite parts:

• 42s start of vocals
• 50s the vocals start having a kind of breathless quality
• 58s it’s like you’ve broken through some clouds and into brilliant sunlight where you bask for a bit
• 1:14 it picks up again with accompanying drums
• 1:39 vocals

The video has good points, though it also has lots of photos and clips of centipedes that aren’t house centipedes, some of which are venomous and can definitely hurt humans.

Even if they’re harmless, I’d find it unnerving to have them around because I’d worry about whether one could have wandered under my sheets or into a shoe. If I see one in the basement I’d leave it alone, but if I saw one in my bedroom or bathroom, that’s a dead bug brah.

The post was mostly aimed at [email protected], but hearing what the community wants might help them to decide as well.

My vote would be for a broader definition.

• Less headaches for mods, since they wouldn’t have to worry about users who unknowingly post non-genre music. Also, it isn’t always easy to know if a song belongs in the genre.
• Users wouldn’t have to worry about whether a song they have in mind fits, making participating easier and less stressful.
• I think it would appeal to more people, since (I assume) most people would visit the community having a broad/descriptive definition in mind, leading to more community growth.
• There’s far more music that can be shared, leading to more diversity in the posted music.

Haven’t had a problem since I started using Linux full time in 2019 but I rarely boot to Windows (usually once every few months to update it). I have W10 and Kinoite (openSUSE before that) installed on separate SSDs. I used 2 EFI partitions (which I make backups of from time to time) on the respective drives the OSs are installed on.

I could only make sense of it after reading the accompanying text.

Would be clearer to say:

To Preserve Its Interest the U.S. Won’t Declare Nigerian Army Who Removed President Bazoum to be Coup Plotters

If by ”backup” you mean “infrequently used”, be careful about using Tutanota for that purpose - it will delete free accounts after 6 months of inactivity.

If you use Voyager or some other front end that uses gestures on a touchscreen, you can sometimes accidentally up or downvote when scrolling or navigating.