Read. Study topics I don’t know about. Learn new skills and try out new experiences. Travel to different places I haven’t visited before.

That’s for sure!

Oh this is partly how listening to music works for me. I’ll be listening to some particular songs in the moment repeatedly, get fed up of either all of them at once or one by one, then just stop listening to those that I get fed up of. I’ll then again listen to music when I again feel like listening to some particular music.

This is not directly related, but one reason I stop myself from binge watching TV shows is that if I end up watching too many episodes of a TV series at one go it can end up ruining the show for me, regardless of how great it may be, because watching too many episodes at one go makes me so fed up of the show that I don’t feel like watching it anymore. Binge watching almost ruined Breaking Bad for me; since then I make it a point to never watch more than 2 episodes of a show in a day. I generally restrict myself to one episode per day.

Thanks for sharing

Love the smell of n-hexane and pet ether (worked in a chemistry lab). Though don’t like the smell of gasoline. I kind of also like the smell of chlorinated water. Also chloroform, though not as much as n-hexane.

In my case I’ve found the need to use Google for local searches, and certain very specific searches (one example is journal impact factors). In a lot of other cases, DDG has actually given me better results - I was getting fed up with some of the crappy results I was getting using Google, which prompted me to try out and eventually shift to DDG.

Mostly using DDG now for sometime. Once in a while need to use Google.

Tubular. It’s a fork of newpipe incorporating sponsorblock and youtube dislike.

I alternate between top day and scaled for subscribed. While browsing “all” I use top day.

Same with me.

Eternity was my favourite and I still use it sometimes, but now I’m mostly using boost.

The Children of Hurin is one of my favourite books. It’s been a while since I read it, but I remember I loved it for the beautiful prose and just how sad (and messed up) the story is.

Science memes and ten forward.

““That’s not fair, you know. If we knew when we were going to die, people would lead better lives.” IF PEOPLE KNEW WHEN THEY WERE GOING TO DIE, I THINK THEY PROBABLY WOULDN’T LIVE AT ALL.”

From Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett.

“LORD, WHAT CAN THE HARVEST HOPE FOR, IF NOT FOR THE CARE OF THE REAPER MAN?”

From Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett.

Digital. I’ve run out of space for storing physical books.

I can do this using the moshidon app.

Hydrophilic!

Absolutely. They’ll be the winners.