Post number #106384, ID: 056e00
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Do you have any tricks or something to focus when working/studying?
Post number #106418, ID: 92da29
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throw away your telephone. uninstall all unrelated programs. filter network access. move to a different room. keep the lights on, but yellow light. drink water.
Post number #106420, ID: 92da29
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and, once you're done, sleep
Post number #106852, ID: f63c4c
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Watch stupid videos while listening to loud music with lots of lyrics, keep your room dark and use the light from you playing some vidya on your monitor to work. Guaranteed to do something.
Post number #106960, ID: 9c3e9c
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>>106418 Why yellow light in particular
Post number #106977, ID: 13f90e
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>>106852 pls don't
Post number #108383, ID: 399ebb
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Buy random junk everyday
Post number #108407, ID: 733c76
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Masturbate first. Meditate daily.
Post number #108410, ID: 5738f9
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Try whiskey
Post number #108423, ID: 4263d7
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could start by getting off of danger/u/.
Post number #108436, ID: e88d10
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Don't open danger/u/
Post number #108935, ID: c21579
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>>106960 white light will hurt your eyes and give you headaches, so you'll want to stop working and lay down. for a light to be white, it has to shoot out waves in all of the spectrums that a human can see in amounts that will make them balance out. humans are least sensitive to blue light (green is highest, red is a bit lower, and blue is much, much lower), so a white light will have much more emissions in the "blue" range than in the others. on top of that, blue light has the...
Post number #108940, ID: c21579
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>>108935 shortest wavelength of light on the human visible spectrum because it's the highest energy. red is the opposite, with the lowest energy / longest wavelengths. thus, minimizing the amount of blue results in the least stimulating energy.
as for why that stimulating causes headaches, see https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2818758/
Post number #108952, ID: 59cf87
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I hit myself, it usually works
Post number #109320, ID: 4c13bb
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if you want to study even a little bit you can easily focus.but the truth is if you don't want to do it you cant do anything about it.and unfortunately this is the worst mistake in the education system.you have to learn anything they told you,like a robot.because you don't have any other choice than learning. Learning is not bad but learning something you don't have any interest at all is bad.so try to love what you're doing.then you'll easily focus
Post number #109353, ID: 45fe10
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The best way to stay focused at learning something is to develop a genuine love for the thing you are studying. I love biology, and can spend countless hours reading on a certain topic. On the other hand, physics readily bores me after an hour.
Post number #110932, ID: 999455
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I love Jill!!
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| Do you have any tricks or something to focus when working/studying?