Thursday, October 21, 2021
Petito...
Dinos...
Why do we expect the Democratic Senators to be all the same, just approve whatever Plan like "Afghanistan Airport withdrawal" flashed in front of their eyes.
Gas...
In an effort to slow the nation's contribution to climate change, President Biden has signed an executive order to begin halting oil and gas leasing on federal lands and waters.
The much-anticipated move is one of several executive actions the president took on Wednesday to address the worsening climate crisis and the broader decline of the natural world, but it won't come without pushback.
Now the prices of gas doubled. The oil barrale prices went from $30 to over $80.
President Biden is asking Opic Plus to increase production to satisfy the demand. Wealth is transferring from Europe and USA to Opic instead of staying in this country. Just a thought.
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Truth...
The app appears to be the first project of the Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), which will list on the Nasdaq through a merger with Digital World Acquisition Group, according to an announcement tweeted out by spokeswoman Liz Harrington. The transaction values TMTG at up to $1.7 billion.
The new company, which lists Trump’s private membership club Mar-A-Lago as its address, will be chaired by the former president, who says that this “group’s mission is to create a rival to the liberal media consortium.”
The move doesn’t come as a total surprise. Trump and his team of advisors have dropped hints for months that he might launch his own social media app to rival Facebook and Twitter.
According to the press release, TRUTH Social is currently available for pre-order in the Apple App store, and a beta version will be available to invited guests starting in November 2021. A nationwide rollout is expected in the first quarter of 2022, the release said.
Hidden...
People tend to believe that their thoughts and feelings are more apparent to others than is actually the case, a belief researchers call the illusion of transparency.
Harshly...
When we experience a failure or embarrassing mishap , like forgetting a new acquaintance’s name or tripping on the sidewalk, we often think that others will judge us harshly. However, research shows that our fears are overblown; people are less critical than we think.
One of the reasons why we overestimate the negativity of others’ judgments is that we tend to focus on our mistakes more than others do. For example, if you trip over a few words in a 10-minute speech, your thoughts afterward are likely to be focused on the blunder.
However, the audience’s impression of you is likely based on the bigger picture—the ideas you shared, the confidence you projected, etc. So, the next time you commit a social gaffe, give yourself the same grace others would.
Stranger ..
People are often reluctant to talk to strangers, but they feel happier and more connected after doing so.
In one study, researchers encouraged train and bus commuters to talk to a fellow passenger or keep to themselves.
Commuters predicted that they would be happier keeping to themselves, but those who talked to a stranger enjoyed the ride more than those who sat in solitude. This was true for both extraverts and introverts.
If you tend to avoid talking to strangers because you think it will be awkward or unpleasant, try changing your perception.