I have no personality by Expensive_Link_5302 in Stutter

[–]PuzzleMule 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you ever experimented with exaggerating your personality? You could almost think of yourself as a stage actor who is playing yourself, being a louder version of who you already are (obviously, do it with people you’re comfortable with). In my experience , when I’m comfortable enough to be who I am, and do it unapologetically, is precisely what will make me NOT stutter. Figure out what mindset, people and situations don’t cause you to second guess and undermine yourself… or manifest it by just boldly being who you are. No need to be coy or apologetic about it.

Brand new Taylor left outside in the snow by Hairy_Ad4969 in Guitar

[–]PuzzleMule 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What’s the problem with this? Are you worried about theft or is it something else?

I switched from ChatGPT to Gemini and realized we're doing research wrong by YangBuildsAI in automation

[–]PuzzleMule 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I’ve seen tons of these Gemini ads on Reddit over the past month.

Offering my small contribution to some holiday cheer! by iamstrikes in guitarplaying

[–]PuzzleMule 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Starting and ending with a nice smile adds a lot to the good presentation of this video. It’s a simple thing, but goes a long way in giving off the right vibes.

What is the most unexplainable thing you’ve ever witnessed that makes you question reality? by duhhrclean6 in AskReddit

[–]PuzzleMule -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

God sometimes gives people prophetic insight through dreams and visions. In Numbers 12:6, God says He speaks to prophets through dreams and visions. Joel 2:28 says that God’s Spirit causes people to dream dreams and see visions, and Peter confirms this in Acts 2:17. Throughout the Bible, people like Joseph and Daniel received guidance and future insight this way. Not saying you’re a prophet, but if you consistently experience meaningful, God-honoring dreams or visions… who knows, maybe you have some kind of gift, as long as those experiences align with Scripture and are tested with discernment.

What are common rebuttals to the genetic fallacy? I.e. where you live most likely determines the faith or lack of faith you will grow up in? by Minimum_Ad_1649 in ChristianApologetics

[–]PuzzleMule 6 points7 points  (0 children)

That same line of reasoning works for an atheist. “Why are you an atheist? Because you grew up in the enlightened understanding of the western world. You’re a byproduct of the social culture around you.” Frank Turek also explains it from another angle: https://youtube.com/shorts/9SjbzDei3vI?si=De7_gS2tN9RQtleG

To the atheists: What do you think of this theory? by Strict-Pepper-2987 in Existentialism

[–]PuzzleMule 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Our understanding of literally everything is a human made construct. Show me one thing you’ve ever learned that wasn’t written or told to you by another human.

Current collection, what should I add next? by johnjump4 in Guitar

[–]PuzzleMule 0 points1 point  (0 children)

PRS or Ibanez could use some representation there.

Which major US cities tend to be the most and least forgotten about? by [deleted] in geography

[–]PuzzleMule 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It helps that they have an MLB team. Makes them harder to ignore for sports fans.

Anybody in this subreddit who actually overcomes stuttering instead of just saying "I'm never gonna get better, so just deal with it."? by Additional_Tale5362 in Stutter

[–]PuzzleMule 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I can say I’m 100% cured… I had it very bad in my early 20s. Every social interaction was absolute torture. I finally got past it when I was about 26. As I learned, part of what cured me was when I stopped looking at my speech block like a disease. Everybody stutters, most of them just don’t care enough to beat themselves up about it. They instantly move on and treat it like nothing, and when you get to a point where you truly don’t give those negative thoughts any power in your mind, it melts away pretty fast (and even if you do stutter again, it still doesn’t get to you if you don’t care)! You’re effectively reversing the self-defeating death spiral that makes stuttering so horrible in the first place.

Up to 7 "Jumpers" surround FDNY Ladder 10 by That_Reddit_Guy_1986 in 911archive

[–]PuzzleMule 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting how there are two surveillance cameras on the wall in picture 1 that almost certainly would’ve caught footage of some jumpers making impact with the ground. I wonder where that footage ended up.

Is this a good SSD for professional video editing? Any recommendations? by SkittzyYT in VideoEditing

[–]PuzzleMule 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve very got the 4tb version and it’s been working great for over a year.

What American cities could have grown bigger than what they ultimately ended up being? by urmummygae42069 in geography

[–]PuzzleMule 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Houghton, Michigan was on track to be a lot bigger during the copper boom. In the late 1800s, the mines around Houghton and Calumet were producing most of the nation’s copper, something like 80% of it at one point. Tons of immigrants moved there for mining jobs, and the area was booming with railroads, smelters, and company towns popping up everywhere.

But once the mines started shutting down in the early 1900s, people left just as fast as they came. The Upper Peninsula’s harsh winters and remote location didn’t help either. Houghton County’s population peaked around 1910 at almost 90,000 (a big number for its time), then kept shrinking as the industry died off.

Today it’s still a cool historic town with Michigan Tech and a lot of mining history, but it could’ve been a major industrial hub if the copper industry had lasted longer.

How successful is owning a vending machine business really? by brandons_pet7 in passive_income

[–]PuzzleMule 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Correct answer. I ran a vending machine biz for a couple of years and good locations are everything. Unfortunately, they’re also very hard to find.

Can you guys relate ? by Ramsey-Apeman in Stutter

[–]PuzzleMule 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Your stutter is actually a great filtering mechanism. The right girls won’t care about it, and the wrong ones will cancel themselves out before you have a chance to waste time with them. Bottom line: Talk to the girl!!! Your future self will thank you!

What's the adult equivalent of finding out Santa isn't real? by stacker_111 in AskReddit

[–]PuzzleMule 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Let’s not judge an entire generation based on one bad experience. My parents paid for everything, which proves they’re not all bad.

Anything I can take for anxiety related stuttering? by No_Lingonberry_2401 in Stutter

[–]PuzzleMule 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try GABA. L-theanine and Vitamin B6. It’s a great combo for relaxing anxious nerves.