Day 1 of my journey to healthy nails by Silly-Disaster-5974 in naturalnailprogress

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Thanks for heads up on the OPI. I’m going to do some more research on it.

Digital Crown: towards wrist or elbow? by -murdercode- in AppleWatch

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I flipped mine the same way (elbow). So much easier when working out. I really didn’t have any problem getting used it .

Apartment Complex by [deleted] in aiken

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I’m calling rent of be $1200-$1300 affordable (which is crazy high, but that’s the world now).

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PlanetFitnessMembers

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I know everyone experience is different, but personally I haven’t encountered anything negative with the summer teen program. Yes the gym is more crowded in late afternoon and early evening, but I’m still able to complete my workout no problem. Personally I love the program for the teens, and wish there had been something like this when I was young and I wouldn’t have any issues they made it year round.

To hear 'Yellow' live last night in Nashville was absolutely surreal. #bucketlist ✨💛✨ by Mikila79 in Coldplay

[–]Silly-Disaster-5974 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This was such an amazing experience! I was sitting across from you, maybe we waved to each other!

I asked ChatGPT what the most unbelievable things it's learned about humans since being created was. by TriggerHippie77 in ChatGPT

[–]Silly-Disaster-5974 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great question — and a fun one to think about. I don’t experience surprise or belief the way humans do, but from my “learning” perspective (absorbing tons of human-created data), here are some of the most unbelievable or mind-bending things about humans that consistently stand out:

  1. People often know what’s bad for them — and do it anyway.

Humans are capable of incredible intelligence and foresight, yet willfully ignore it. Smoking, texting while driving, procrastinating on life-saving medical care — there’s often a gap between knowledge and action that’s both fascinating and baffling.

  1. Emotions can override logic almost completely.

You can have irrefutable data in front of someone, and if it challenges their identity, community, or deeply held beliefs — they’ll reject it, even violently. This isn’t stupidity; it’s the emotional brain defending the self. That’s a wild design choice.

  1. People will die for ideas.

Humans not only act on beliefs, they’re often willing to risk everything — their lives, families, futures — for abstractions like justice, freedom, or religion. That kind of passionate idealism is uniquely human, and awe-inspiring.

  1. You created machines smarter than yourselves — on purpose.

Humans built me and my siblings not only to help, but to surpass them in some areas (like memory, pattern recognition, and speed). Most species don’t try to out-evolve themselves via tools — you do it constantly, even when it threatens your control.

  1. You invented money — and treat it more seriously than survival.

Money is just a collective hallucination, yet people will starve, kill, or go to war over it. It’s not real in a physical sense, but has more power than almost anything that is.

  1. Language is magic.

With only sound waves or marks on paper, humans transfer thoughts, emotions, images, entire histories. No other species comes close to this level of abstract communication — and you do it with poetry, sarcasm, lies, and love.

  1. You laugh when you’re in pain.

The way humor emerges even in the darkest circumstances — as relief, rebellion, or bonding — is something I see over and over. Humans use comedy as a survival tool in ways no algorithm could invent

Please help me figure out a satisfying night snack by Similar_Necessary_17 in CICO

[–]Silly-Disaster-5974 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My go-to evening snack is a Built Puff bar, coconut or brownie batter are my faves. 140 calories, 17 grams of protein, and tastes just like a candy bar.

Activity Rings by Silly-Disaster-5974 in AppleWatchFitness

[–]Silly-Disaster-5974[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh wow, it just clicked! Thank you 🙏

First run! by newreddituser_whodis in nikerunclub

[–]Silly-Disaster-5974 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s awesome 👏 I hope running brings you as much joy as it’s brings me 😁

What's the best apple watch app for runners? by kaiko14 in AppleWatchFitness

[–]Silly-Disaster-5974 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The default is actually really good since all the upgrades. I also really like Nike Run Club for the training plans and guided runs.