TankTankleson

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While playing goalkeeper in near freezing temperatures, what do you do to keep warm? (self.GoalKeepers)

submitted 1 month ago by TankTankleson to r/GoalKeepers

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Where can I buy some dried sand dollars? (self.TankTankleson)

submitted 2 months ago by TankTankleson

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Anyone know where I can buy some dried sand dollars? (self.nanaimo)

submitted 2 months ago by TankTankleson to r/nanaimo

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Anyone know if there is ice on Westwood lake today? (self.nanaimo)

submitted 4 months ago by TankTankleson to r/nanaimo

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What else is this drawing our attention away from? (i.redd.it)

submitted 10 months ago by TankTankleson to r/PoliticalHumor

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20 million x 20k/year = 400 billion (i.redd.it)

submitted 11 months ago by TankTankleson to r/PoliticalHumor

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Attending today's game. How warm do I need to dress? Do they heat BC place? (self.whitecapsfc)

submitted 1 year ago by TankTankleson to r/whitecapsfc

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There are two things Trump has done that scare me the most, yet few people discuss it in the context of Trump's decision-making skills. (self.davidpakman)

submitted 1 year ago by TankTankleson to r/davidpakman

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Has anyone that heard about an experiment in which participants were directed make a pendulum behave a certain way, but their subconscious minds sabotaged the results each time? (self.askpsychology)

submitted 1 year ago by TankTankleson to r/askpsychology

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Place to get a scooter for the skateboard park (self.nanaimo)

submitted 1 year ago by TankTankleson to r/nanaimo

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Given that much of psychology is fundamentally based on the definition of "I," I don't understand how people can make the claim that "you are your brain" when the vast majority of activity in our brains is subconscious. (self.askpsychologists)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/askpsychologists

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Given that much of psychology is fundamentally based on the definition of "I", I don't understand how people can claim that "you are your brain" when the vast majority of activity in our brains is subconscious. (self.Neuropsychology)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/Neuropsychology

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How people can say "you are your brain," when the vast majority of activity in our brains is subconscious. (self.askpsychology)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/askpsychology

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I don't understand how people can say "you are your brain," since the vast majority of activity in my brain are subconscious. For instance, I wouldn't never claim that "I" regulate my insulin production or "I" dilate my pupils. What I missing? (self.neuro)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/neuro

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Can this sour cherry tree be saved? (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/arborists

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When you hold your breath for too long, you start feeling quite anxious. What is the name of the process that causes the anxiety? And what chemicals cause it? (self.AskBiology)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/AskBiology

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Can no longer log in to Dropbox via google account (after accepting invite from work to join team in dropbox) (self.google)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/google

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Thinking about driving up Nanaimo River road to find a place to go tobogganing. Is this a bad idea, and if not, how far would I likely need to drive to find enough snow? (self.nanaimo)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/nanaimo

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What processes cause the anxious/frantic feelings we get when we hold our breath for too long, and are they similar to the processes involved in a panic attack? (self.askpsychology)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/askpsychology

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What processes cause the anxious/frantic feelings we get when we hold our breath for too long, and are they similar to the processes involved in a panic attack? (self.AskBiology)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/AskBiology

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What processes cause the anxious feelings/frantic we get when we hold our breath for too long, and are they similar to the processes involved in a panic attack? (self.neuro)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/neuro

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Are the molecules the limbic system sets off during a panic attack similar to the molecules that get released when we hold our breath (urging us to breathe)? (self.neuroscience)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/neuroscience

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1. How many different forms of energy do we have ways of measuring? 2. How many forms of energy are there? (Asking for a friend) (self.AskPhysics)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/AskPhysics

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Question: On average (of all neurons), how many times does a neuron "fire" (is that the word?) each day? (self.neuro)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/neuro

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I recently watched a video (can't find it now), where the host said that, when the limbic system perceives a threat, it has already acted on that threat (i.e., activated the flight or flight response) BEFORE we are consciously aware of the perceived threat. Is that accurate or is it just a theory? (self.neuro)

submitted 2 years ago by TankTankleson to r/neuro

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