Brainsploosh @ Brainsploosh @lemmy.world

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You'll know your body best, but it does take quite some effort to take in and process information.

On very tired days I typically only review my notes (to keep up the SRS) and/or do some admin. Also I try to make sure it's not only studies having to compromise when my energy is flagging.

You're clearly wrong, I even provided you with a source explaining how, and why it's easy to confuse it for an addiction.

The source not only provides a neat summary and a pop science explanation, but also links to papers by actual trained scientists having spent years of meticulous study and rigorous scrutiny showing that it isn't addictive in any meaningful sense of the word.

I'm not even sure how I could've summarised it more succinctly for you.

You're not providing any rationele for your position, no evidence, no thought. Just some random opinion showing you've clearly not engaged with the linked content, don't have anything meaningful to contribute, and aren't interested in bringing anything to this conversation.

Just a drive-by brain fart, forever staining Lemmy, the Internet and humanity's limited time in this universe...

Porn isn't addictive, it's an outlet for compulsive behavior.

Just as stacking cups isn't a drug for someone with ocd, nor weights for someone with exercise addiction, nor reading for an introvert.

In France the answer would have been: because otherwise there would be widespread demonstrations, strikes and eventually riots.

I'll suggest that the nazis and fanatics don't get to express their nazi or fanatical views.

You can check out Popper's Paradox/Paradox of Tolerance, which suggests that a tolerant society must counteract intolerance or it spreads to destroy all tolerance.

Great suggestion, I'll put it near the top of the improbable pile.

Don't get sad - get organised?

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