Sunday, 1 February 2026

QNTM RESULT MOMENT

longer screen time associated with high internet speeds may increase sedentary behaviour and disrupt sleep, both of which can damage our health.

 A

longer screen time associated with high internet speeds may increase sedentary behaviour and disrupt sleep, both of which can damage our health.

A

 

a single fin whale can produce as much as 250 gallons of urine a day

UFOC UNFOLDING OF CSMS

 A


A

NAM NEXT BIG QUAKE 
“There’s not really a way to tell whether another one is more likely in the coming days and weeks versus thousands of years from now”

A
ADHIDAIVIK - ACT OF GOD 

A

CG AS BREATH NOT BYAPAR

ORETX CRSS X TBI 2DR GINE

CRSS

 As soon as you feel stressed, realise that you

don’t have to feel that way. Stress requires

two things: first, that something bad is going

to happen; and second, that when it happens

it will be awfu


Chitta Vritti Nirodha CVN

 Nobody wakes up in the morning and says,

“Today I’m going to be obnoxious, rude, ag-

gressive, or impulsive.” When people behave

that way, it’s because, from their perspec-

tive, each so-called negative trait has a posi-

tive counterpart that’s just as powerful.


Be water

 Wisdom seemed

to me all about

gnomic say-

ings and cryptic

aphorisms that

expressed un-

testable ideas or

gave vague ad-

vice, such as ‘Be

like water’ (sorry

Bruce Lee).


“So when Montaigne does it, it’s ‘wisdom through introspection’, but when I do it, it’s ‘sitting on my arse’?”

 “So when Montaigne does it, it’s ‘wisdom through introspection’,

but when I do it, it’s ‘sitting on my arse’?”


RxFA NoB2A

 D o n ’ t l e t y o u r

i m a g i n a t i o n b e

c r u s h e d b y l i f e a s a

w h o l e . D o n ’ t t r y t o

p i c t u r e e v e r y t h i n g b a d

t h a t c o u l d p o s s i b l y

h a p p e n . S t i c k w i t h t h e

s i t u a t i o n a t h a n d , a n d

a s k , ‘ W h y i s t h i s s o

u n b e a r a b l e ? W h y c a n ’ t

I e n d u r e i t ? ’ Yo u ’ l l

b e e m b a r r a s s e d t o

a n s w e r


WJ

 Memory proper, or secondary memory, is the

knowledge of a former state of mind after it

has already once dropped from consciousness.

The knowledge of it as past is essential. An

image in the mind is not enough. If the image

be there, but we do not refer it to the past, it

is not memory. The past fact must be recog-

nised as past, and this recognition is a new

mental act, distinct from the simple reproduc-

tion of the image.”

– William James, 


ZZ

 The perfect person uses their mind like a

mirror. It grasps nothing. It regrets nothing.

It responds but does not keep.”

– Zhuang Zhou,


Wisdom is paused uncertainty

Experience is an unreliable teacher.” — Emre Soyer

 Experience is an unreliable teacher.”

— Emre Soyer 


Kierkegaard wrote: “Life can only be understood back- wards; but it must be lived forwards.

 Kierkegaard wrote: “Life can only be understood back-

wards; but it must be lived forwards.


Immanuel Kant put it plainly: “Wisdom is the idea of a practical use of reason.

 Immanuel Kant put it plainly: “Wisdom is the idea of a

practical use of reason.