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u/sylphofspace · 2 pointsr/reactiongifs

Just want to put this out there because I've studied young adult lit and I'll never grow too old to love it: YA is an incredibly fascinating genre. It's an absolute goldmine if you're looking for character development. Even the books with horrible photoshop-vomit covers often have merit if you give them a chance, and the fact that something appeals to teenage girls does not invalidate its quality.

If anyone is interested in reading good young adult fiction, I'd recommend the following:

u/ancientwarriorman · 2 pointsr/reactiongifs

Buy this book and read it

Good intro to free weights.

Nutrition comes next. Check out r/fitness, they have a good FAQ.

u/LooneyDubs · 0 pointsr/reactiongifs

Dude, when I was 16 I was competent enough to converse productively. I'm just letting you know that your presence on this site is currently parasitic. Obviously I've struck a chord and you're at least considering a different approach. I'm not trying to offend you when I call you a little twat, I'm just calling it like I see it. You are precisely acting and speaking like a little twat. Read and listen more, speak less. Try a book called "Blink" by Malcom Gladwell. I think you might like it, honestly, it's a great book and an easy read.

u/LieutenantJesus · 15 pointsr/reactiongifs

The times you're doing well, you're probably falling into a flow state and kicking ass. I found I was able to do really well playing CS:S right after a run back in highschool. I experience the same thing in Rocket League, where I'm able to read my opponenets really well and make great plays one hour, and that skill degrades over the next day or two until I take a break. When I come back, I clean house for an hour or two and then the decline begins again.

[Check out this article on flow states.] (http://www.innertransformationblog.com/2016/07/25/ultimate-human-performance/) Something I found very frustrating was how "random" I seemed to do well, and how the next day, I'd do WORSE. This still happens to this day, and this article touches on some of the mechanics behind that phenomenon.

If this is intriguing to you at all, I'd suggest you pick up the book "Flow" by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. I'm still working my way through it, but it's considered one of the best books on the subject to date.

u/self_defeating · 1 pointr/reactiongifs

This?

edit: I'm reading that and just to let you folks know (because the original thread is locked), that story is fabricated! I'm not 100% certain but the whole thing sounds like it's written a bit too ‘artistically’, and then there's this part:

> My girlfriend found me in our room, curled up on bed, still crying. She was terrified that maybe someone close to us had died, as she’s never seen me let a single tear before. I had to tell her. I started telling her the story, leaving most details out, so I can get to the point quicker. As I was talking, she was getting more and more pale. She never said a word. I finished my story and she was pale as ghost, not moving. Then she asked. She asked a fucking question that honestly caused me to almost faint. She said: “This woman, did she happen, to... um, hold an orange?” I froze, she started crying like I've never seen her cry before.

The orange is a central detail. How could he tell his girlfriend the story without mentioning the orange at all? I find this very suspicious of the OP. It seems like an all-too-convenient ‘story-telling device’ that he would omit the orange and his girlfriend ask that question.

Just felt like I had to point this out because the OP claims that the story is "absolutely true".

edit #2: oops! I should have read the whole thing before commenting on it. At the bottom:

> This story has been made into a book. For ebook and paperback, please click here.

Definitely just a marketing ploy.

u/MyCatBandit · 2 pointsr/reactiongifs

Read the book it'll help shed more insight as to what happened...

u/QueenoftheDirtPlanet · 5 pointsr/reactiongifs

uhhhh

i was talking about the comic book

Ray Palmer was around well before Arrow started maiming Oliver Queen's story. Don't get me started on what those butchers did to Black Canary.

u/BadWolf89 · 7 pointsr/reactiongifs

She was a writer for a big portion of the series. And I feel like you're sort of meant to hate Kelly anyway. I just finished reading her memoir and it made me appreciate her even more.

u/kenmaclean · 1 pointr/reactiongifs

this is one option, there are cheaper ones too.

u/Spongy_and_Bruised · 10 pointsr/reactiongifs

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0316380504/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_B6DUzbMW4VQGM

Here is a book that will show you just all the little ways this aggregate data can drive your life without your knowledge OR consent. You're sounding mighty ignorant on the subject so brush up, buttercup.

u/wasabicupcakes · 2 pointsr/reactiongifs

I recently read Martin Ford's, non-fiction book Rise of the Robots. I am a little tech shy at the moment. All hail Skynet or the HAL 9000, whoever is listening.

u/KamikazeCricket · 2 pointsr/reactiongifs

Somewhat relevant as it contains a lot of interesting information about the scientists and company that made the stuff and what happened to them after the war.

u/Sjsjjdkdjsjdkskssj · 2 pointsr/reactiongifs

I read a book about this years ago titled AWOL

https://www.amazon.com/AWOL-Unexcused-Absence-Americas-Military/dp/0060888601

A shrinking percentage of members of Congress and other people who make up what I call the ruling class (decision makers, cultural leaders, the media, and other people who have disproportionate influence on society) are completely disconnected from out military. No one in their family, circle of friends, workplace, or even neighborhood has ever served in the military or knows anyone who is or has served. Increasingly, there is a military class who fights our wars. These social bubbles are political echo chambers and very dangerous for a free society. Tribalism and political polarization seem to only be getting worse in the age of social media.

u/DomMk · 1 pointr/reactiongifs

What helped me tossing away the hotgarbage that is the prescribed textbook for the class. I went half way through Calc 3 ramming my head against a wall, thinking I was as dumb as dirt for not being able to put things together. After awhile I got frustrated and started looking for a new book (after dropping $130 on the one I had). I realised it wasn't the material that was especially difficult, but rather the people who were teaching it, and the material I was trying to learn from. I ended up finishing the semester with an 85% grade.

http://www.amazon.com/ref=nav_logo + http://gen.lib.rus.ec/

Try find a text that works for you. I thing to note is not to get caught up on how new a text book is. This book on differential equations is older than I am, and only has around 15 problems but the first time I started reading its lectures on uniqueness it almost made me cry (ok not really). And it was only $15!