'Conviction (1)'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Too much caffeine can make you hallucinate
British psychologists, who report in the journal Personality and Individual Differences this week that college students they studied said they sometimes heard faux voices after chugging at least seven cups of coffee daily.
Too much caffeine can make you hallucinate
Awesome. I'm getting another diet Pepsi right now.
Also, whoo, social activism in the digital world. I just emailed Orvis to complain about their sending me a gift card in an envelope in a gift box with ribbon in a separate shipping box. (It was part of a promotional deal where if I bought luggage from them, I got a $100 gift card. I bought a backpack for $109. Heh. But anyway, it didn't come in the box with the backpack. It came on the same day in its own box.) Seriously, for an outdoorsy vendor like Orvis, with its own sustainability plan and everything, it was a tad excessive.
And anyway, I got email back within minutes from the chair of their sustainability committee saying thanks, and he'd bring it up at their next meeting. Go instant gratification!
Hey lori, you around? Is it JPL's off Friday?
And anyway, I got email back within minutes from the chair of their sustainability committee saying thanks, and he'd bring it up at their next meeting. Go instant gratification!
That's great! Isn't it almost enough to feel heard in those situations?
they sometimes heard faux voices
Faux voices? Were they using a pretentious accent?
Too much caffeine can make you hallucinate
So us chronic insomniacs have wide range of fun choices! Hallucinate from sleep deprivation, hallucinate from too much caffeine, or hallucinate from the prescription medication you took in hopes of falling asleep sooner. Awesome!
We've secretly replaced Jilli's coffee and sleep meds with LSD. Let's see if she notices...
Did people hear the TAL with the stories of radon in houses causing aural and visual hallucinations? Basically any old haunted house with lots of reports of ghost sightings and/or hearings is probably some level of radon in the home. It was facisinating.
Isn't it almost enough to feel heard in those situations?
Totally! I'm all whoo, activism, based on a few keystrokes. But you betcha I'll follow-up with them and see what the committee said. Being heard is good. Creating change, even better.