@GiantMidget 383581 wrote:
I heard that mate, When I did that Navy maths test I knew straight away that I was fucked. Didn’t understand any of it. :laugh_at:
@p0ly 383586 wrote:
It’s the same with memory related exercises as well, it’s mental exercise the same as physical.
yes, you need to keep the brain active and positive. This does not mean having to read hippy new age stuff and books about pretty flowers and be overoptimistic all the time (this can in fact be dangerous to the mental health!) but being pragmatic – for instance I read a lot of crime news and stuff about war, but I do not watch violent American action movies! this might seem strange but I feel movies do glorify hate and violence whilst crime and war reporting is often much more impartial (especially if you read more than one nations media so get other sides of the story).
@!sinner69! 383624 wrote:
age is a matter also….big benders should be avoided while the brain is under construction…
now this is a big problem in England. Young people very often start on drugs by 11/12 and try to lead more “adult” lifestyles. when raves were permitted here it was not uncommon to find 14 -16 year olds taking large amounts of drugs.
And no, they didn’t die or go mental but they didn’t get much out of high school, and by the time they are 21/22 many of them are bored with everything as they’ve seen it and done it all, plus their attention spans are fucked which is why they can’t think quickly and smart enough to deal with and get round authorities and thus get away with such things as raves without picking losing battles – so they give up the fight at a comparatively early age.
