Notices by 🎓 Dr. Freemo :jpf: 🇳🇱 (freemo@qoto.org), page 79

@thj You are a guy, of course you're stupid when it comes to women :) Just roll with and make it cute and not desperate and youll be fine :)

@thj You are a guy, of course you stupid when it comes to women :) Just roll with and make it cute and not desperate and youll be fine :)

@thj In the words of Dumbledore

"OH, TO BE YOUNG AND FEEL LOVE'S KEEN STING."

@thj I am hesitant to give advice since I dont know you. But you said you only just flirted a few hours ago. Sounds a bit early to be worried about how much time she is dedicating to you.

@thj You're doomed

@thj :awesome_rotate:

@thj lol ok in that case it makes sense :) Good luck!

@thj How long have you two been together?

@thj Well yes, being human was your first mistake surely.

@thj You're in love with someone!? Why would you go and do a dumbass thoing like that!

@thj My name has been the same since I was born :)

Historically speaking women saw a lot more blood than men, just as nurses do in modern time and are mostly women.

@thj Its not that, i just got crazy busy all of a sudden is all.

Historically speaking women saw a lot more blood then men, just as nurses do in modern time and are mostly women.

@thj Sorry I dont have the mental attention to digest this thread right now. I'll try to remember to come back to it later, if I dont give me a nudge.

@jahnke

lol :)

I see a few assumptions in your reply that I'd disagree with off the bat:

1) that learning to use both hands is double the effort.

2) That my intention in promoting kids learn to use both hands has to do with their ability to record information

3) That it takes more time at all, at least when taught from a young age.

Let me explain those points in more detail. To #1 and #3, I find learning to use each hand does not mean you double train on all tasks. Typically once you train your other hand on any fine motor task at all (like writing) then it translates to fine motor skills for other tasks, like drawing. In other words you dont have to learn to write x2, then learn to draw x2, then learn to type x2, etc If you are taught to use both hands on all tasks all the time (switching between them) then you will learn at about the same pace as someone using one hand, once you gain basic motor skills at all.

Now to point #2, well as I covered in the last blip, it isnt about ways to record data, so much as physical skills: hitting a baseball, knitting, climbing a tree, writing, drawing, painting, playing the piano.

The more you train both hands well the better you are at many other similar tasks. When you prefer one hand over the other in most tasks, however, then you wind up at a deficit in physical skill.

Since it is no extra time if done from an early age (and only a minimal amount when learned as an adult) then I'd say it isnt wasted time since the amount of time investment is minimal and the advantages it bestows significant.

I am intrigues by mathematical facts that are very easy to know to be true instinctually or with a verbal explanation but are very difficult to write proofs for.

A good example of this is the four color theorem.

@kekservative

Not the brightest bulb in the batch. Your response to me literally telling you that your acting like a child for trying toi make fun of people is to claim they dont know you are making fun of people?

Ok there buddy.

Do not tag me again, you are not welcome in my feed, you can go away now and play with someone your own age.

This will be my last and only warning for you to stop tagging me.

@matrix