sneaky_squirrel

sneaky_squirrel t1_ixoi646 wrote

Reply to comment by koalakittens in LPT: Make it a constant habit during the day to correct your posture, relax and open your shoulders, and loosen your jaw and teeth from clenching or grinding, it will do you good! by bm96

I found the most personal success in doing this 24/7. Takes time for the habit to develop.

The idea is that you exert the force you would normally exercise through your jaw through your tongue instead.

If you focus your effort on your tongue, you won't mistakenly apply force with your jaw.

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sneaky_squirrel t1_iv5sukk wrote

Reply to comment by Re4rea76 in [Image] Be good to yourself. by eagleclaw901

I 100% agree on that.

I just disagreed with the claim that we are always the same person.

The human condition is already bad enough, so we have to leverage the tools we have in order to make the best of it.

Moderate hedonism is the best approach.

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sneaky_squirrel t1_iv3eamf wrote

Reply to [Image] Be good to yourself. by eagleclaw901

Not necessarily.

Not only do people change as they age, but you also need to take into account amnesia, alter egos, supernatural possession (implying this is not possibly is supernatural-ist), and hypnotism.

So the premise is flimsy at best.

Perchance.

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sneaky_squirrel t1_itdseta wrote

Reply to comment by Aescorvo in is it the case that poisonous animals tend to be colourful and if so why is it that they tend to evolve to be colourful moreso then other animals? by HumbleProdiGenius

This certainly makes the most sense.

The color is a disadvantage, but is overwhelmingly compensated with numbers AND killing off predators with the 'eat colorful' trait, which in turn removes the 'eat colorful' trait on local predators.

The colorful poison species might take an initial dip in population, but predator species quickly lose the predation trait from the natural selection pressure of the poisonous species.

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