Lil Pip

After all, if you biologically have an unhealthy brain due to poor sleep or such, it makes it easier to feel bad. A lot of people forget the biological approach.

Reading books decreases aggression and reduces stress. It reduces crime, and helps prevent insomnia before bed. People get angrier with less brain function usually, it can be diet related, poor sleep, no exercise, too much alcohol or caffeine, a drug side effect, etc. Also, hating bullies is pretty normal. This is why I offer the reading books(or even fanfics) idea. It is probably your primary source of stress. Also objectively life might have no value, but I think, objectively, life is less frequent than non-life, so its pretty basic to say life is more rare and thus superior. If you think the world is bad watch some of this. Also watch comedy, its really good to cope with insomnia and stress in my experience. Also boredom is a primary factor in breaking the law, acting up, etc. So if you have good hobbies, you could probably handle the bullies a little better. Also bullies pick on people they learn won't fight back or speak up. Because they are cowards, because they are bullied from their immediate family. If you stand up for yourself it may get worse before it gets better, but it will teach them to find a different target. Unless they enjoy your resistance, or the price of standing up for yourself is too high. Also the depression n stuff I used to get from just watching anime, not exercising, laying around in bed all day, staying up too late. Fix that stuff, and you will feel better.

I am Brain at HP but I haven't been there much lately, can't stand Discord client. I have some journal entries over there with theorizing n such.

Ctrl+f 'muscle memory' Is evidence I ain't just making this stuff up, I had it in mind when I made the post somewhat.

This is more a visualization thing, and some people can't do math in their head in the first place, its a good place to start. But you are correct pretty much. But this involves more stimuli it helps the brain cross-reference more scenarios and primes the mind more thoroughly. Like, how studies show that students recall information easiest in a classroom scenario, this would help diversify when math is used, which means retaining the skills longer because they get used more. Also visualization is similar to story-telling, which could cause other subconscious effects, which is half why I chose to go about it this way, also because its more engaging, who wants to do math, people get blocked, thats the brain rebelling at such a droning activity. This method is not droning. Another thing, is I wanted this to improve brain processing power, not math. Which is more fluid intelligence, not crystalized intelligence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluid_and_crystallized_intelligence Which is why the priming stuff matters more.

What would season 7 need to make you change your mind about it? People assuming its going to be bad, I mean if you grow out of it thats fine, but assuming its bad because the series isn't young and fresh is a little iffy. Also, was there a season without bad episodes? I think people are just getting tired of the show, it doesn't feel new, thus the tropes are more predictable, its less novel, people move on. But, what if season 6 was the first season of the show, or season 5, would people think its bad then? Idk. Anyways, Star Vs the Forces of Evil Season 3 is gonna be great this summer.

This is for creativity. Write down all games, cartoons, comics/manga/art, movies, etc that you know well enough to imagine. Now just, imagine a scenario, don't be picky, just improvise and roll with it. Now repeat for each thing in your list. Go back, and look up each thing to see how well you got the details for their body language, art style, appearance, personality, etc. Now this is for processing power. Imagine having a miniature floating walking person with your invisible telekinesis of your mind. Now imagine anything else verbing also miniature, with it in your mind, rotate them around a third thing verbing. Its best if each verb uses a different part of the brain, like one is reading outloud, another walking, another knitting, another juggling, or even a cat playing with a ball of yarn etc. The goal is to try and imagine as much at once as possible, to exercise your working memory. If you are trying to handle too much at once, take one away periodically. If you can remember them all, try noting them each as regularly as possible for more detail per second or such. The more complex the movements and the more detailed and specific the movements the slower or more difficult this will be. I mean you could always make it like peripheral vision and combine everything vaguely then make it easier, but thats not the point, the point is to try and do better. Then just keep adding more, don't expect vastly rapid improvement, but do expect it to get easier over time. Now here is the catch, over time your habits form faster and faster as the neurons connections get closer n closer, til its habit and its muscle memory essentially. So, at that point, it might not exercise your working memory as much anymore, like, you skim over the details. So you gotta change the activities of each floating thing semi-regularly, or rotate it in other directions. Um, and those are small, you don't have to do small things, you could do giant things, as long as they are about the same size and all in your vision, so if you want imagine you are in the sky perhaps, otherwise the background of your daydream environment might be less noticeable then you might form a bad habit of not noticing your surroundings or something (idk) but thats another way to mix it up, you can do it each day in a different art style, or different location you hover over, different planet, lighting, etc. Then if you can do this stuff easily while on a treadmill perhaps, or while also planning for the day ahead, then you are getting the hang of it and can make it more challenging. But while on a treadmill helps to exercise your multitasking even more, you could also chew gum at the same time you are on a treadmill for instance. Or chewing gum, treadmilling, while playing with something in your hands like a pen or such. Now this next exercise is math, but not math. So you imagine anything, a strawberry perhaps while floating over egyptian pyramids. Imagine it double, two strawberries, quadruple, 8. Seeing it in detail between each math to make sure you are processing it correctly instead of assuming. Just doubling alone is a good enough start for that, tripling each time might be a hassle much faster. 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 1024. Each day try to imagine one further. 2048. 4096. Do not stack them cuz then it gets more ridiculous to guess how much you have, so imagine baskets of specific quantities of each perhaps, to make it easier. So you have a basket with 8, then just double the basket, its kinda cheating but not, but double checking more than a handful of the item is going to be ridiculous so you need a different pattern recognition going to simplify it. Or you could have them float like a cube, with exactly 27 (3x3x3) strawberries if you do tripling, then triple counting is much easier. Lemme know what you think or if you have your own ideas or if you wanna try it.