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Old Jun 09, 2020, 05:19 AM
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Negative thinking linked to dementia in later life, study finds - CNN
I'll comment more later but I thought this was interesting. Not sure how accurate it is, I havent researched it yet.
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Old Jun 09, 2020, 10:34 AM
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Negative thinking linked to dementia in later life, study finds - CNN

That’s very interesting
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Old Jun 09, 2020, 12:08 PM
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Interesting
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Old Jun 09, 2020, 02:26 PM
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Thanks for posting this. I had seen something about it somewhere else as well... (perhaps in an article in PC's archives?) If this is true then I would say I'm a prime candidate for dementia. And in fact, for a while now, I've been experiencing something similar to what is referred to as "sundown syndrome". I've read that sundown syndrome is often (but not always) a precursor to dementia.
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Just watching 10 min of CNN will make all of your positive thoughts disappear.
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Old Jun 09, 2020, 04:30 PM
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Just watching 10 min of CNN will make all of your positive thoughts disappear.
Is that really necessary?
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Old Jun 09, 2020, 06:29 PM
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We read each other’s minds. I made exact same post without reading yours 😊
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Old Jun 09, 2020, 06:31 PM
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Just watching 10 min of CNN will make all of your positive thoughts disappear.
Hahah it made me laugh, that’s always a possibility. I don’t watch CNN so I wouldn’t know
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Old Jun 09, 2020, 07:58 PM
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Here's a link to an article, from PC's archives, on the subject:

Repetitive Negative Thinking Linked to Higher Risk of Alzheimer's
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Here's the link to the article, in PC's archives, on the subject:

Repetitive Negative Thinking Linked to Higher Risk of Alzheimer's

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Old Jun 09, 2020, 09:20 PM
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Here's the link to the article, in PC's archives, on the subject:

Repetitive Negative Thinking Linked to Higher Risk of Alzheimer's

Yes similar or same idea that I posted.

This might work better than CNN article for those who find CNN unacceptable 😂 I am trying to be positive here 😂
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Old Jun 09, 2020, 09:26 PM
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Check out some of the Buddhist resources on the human mind & thinking. They have some really good explanations to provide clarity on our minds, specifically when our minds are under stress. Remember, thoughts are just thoughts. In no way do thoughts speak to truth. Actually most of our thoughts aren't true, ESPECIALLY when under stress
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Interesting. It seems like negative thought patterns can actually have a mark on the brain. It's interesting how a purely psychological phenomenon can cause a seemingly physical one.
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Old Jun 11, 2020, 06:08 AM
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What just happened? Did they combine two threads? Post that appears my post #2 was actually my first Initial post as I started this thread.

Now it appears that I post exact same thing as initial post said. Makes me look like an idiot lol

It appears that they took Sara’s thread and combined with mine. And some comments appeared to be dragged from other thread. And now it looks weird. I wish they gave people warnings when they roll their threads into someone else’s thread. No biggie. Just strange
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Old Jun 11, 2020, 08:49 AM
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These links just make me more depressed - and glad to know they combined the threads because all the duplicates seemed odd!
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Old Jun 11, 2020, 09:32 AM
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Now it appears that I post exact same thing as initial post said. Makes me look like an idiot lol
I was wondering why you posted the same thing sarah did! At least this explains it, if you didnt see hers before!
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Old Jun 11, 2020, 03:21 PM
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Makes me look like an idiot lol
Naaa, lol
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Old Jun 11, 2020, 04:47 PM
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What just happened? Did they combine two threads? Post that appears my post #2 was actually my first Initial post as I started this thread.

Now it appears that I post exact same thing as initial post said. Makes me look like an idiot lol

It appears that they took Sara’s thread and combined with mine. And some comments appeared to be dragged from other thread. And now it looks weird. I wish they gave people warnings when they roll their threads into someone else’s thread. No biggie. Just strange

Not an idiot. Great minds think alike.
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Old Jun 11, 2020, 06:31 PM
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I was wondering why you posted the same thing sarah did! At least this explains it, if you didnt see hers before!
Sara’s thread wasn’t in this sub forum. I’d not be able to see it. They then moved her thread in to this subforum and strangely they just rolled mine into it. I’d rather they just deleted mine.
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These links just make me more depressed - and glad to know they combined the threads because all the duplicates seemed odd!
There was nothing odd about it. I created my own thread. Not duplicating no one else’s.
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Sara’s thread wasn’t in this sub forum. I’d not be able to see it. They then moved her thread in to this subforum and strangely they just rolled mine into it. I’d rather they just deleted mine.
Thats what i figured. I saw both of them because i only ever do two buttons on pc - My Profile, which shows me new updates to threads i have subscribed to, and New Posts, which shows me new posts to just the forums i subscribe to in Edit OPTIONS (not profile).

i exclude forums like Games which generate waaaaaay too many posts for me to deal with daily. I was doing Games for a while, but i go there directly if i want to. Also sex and stuff - eww! I mean i skip that!

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Old Jun 12, 2020, 12:26 AM
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Thats what i figured. I saw both of them because i only ever do two buttons on pc - My Profile, which shows me new updates to threads i have subscribed to, and New Posts, which shows me new posts to just the forums i subscribe to in Edit Profile.

i exclude forums like Games which generate waaaaaay too many posts for me to deal with daily. I was doing Games for a while, but i go there directly if i want to. Also sex and stuff - eww! I mean i skip that!

Are you saying you customize how new posts display ?? I would
Love to know how to do that !
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Old Jun 12, 2020, 12:38 AM
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Are you saying you customize how new posts display ?? I would
Love to know how to do that !
Its a lifesaver! Go to My Profile, Edit Options. Then scroll all the way down to the bottom of the sceen, its the very last selection.

I forget whether you x the ones you want or dont want!

Then DONT FORGET TO SAVE YOUR CHANGES AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE.

Then, a beautiful list of new posts! Cuz you can always just go thru the forums one by one - but again, you will only see your selected forums.
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