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erronis

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6. Me too. I've been told "If you stop learning, you stop living."

Reply to highplainsdem (Reply #5)

Fri Apr 3, 2026, 02:05 PM

21 hrs ago

I really like RSS feed-readers. I have around 50 subscriptions and around 400-500 new articles every day. I've found I can scan the titles (one liners) pretty quickly to see if a subject triggers some visual recognition pattern and then delve in. (Maybe I'm an AI?) I use Inoreader (paid) but there are lots of free alternatives.

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How the human brain builds our sense of time [View all] erronis 22 hrs ago OP

Fascinating subject! young_at_heart 22 hrs ago #1

Just a while ago, I woke from a nap after reading DU. John1956PA 22 hrs ago #2

When I wake up in the evening (several times - old man...) I try to guess what time it is erronis 22 hrs ago #3

Same here with guessing the time, and waking just before an alarm I've set goes off. highplainsdem 21 hrs ago #4

Love articles like this. Thanks! highplainsdem 21 hrs ago #5

Me too. I've been told "If you stop learning, you stop living." erronis 21 hrs ago #6