Daniel Wentsch
@klickreflex
Freelance designer and web dev from Freiburg, Germany.
Daniel Wentsch
zettel.org
The researchers were astonished to find that, after 14 days of consuming 12 Oreo cookies a day, the LDL levels in Dr. Nicholas G. Norwitz’s blood had decreased significantly. Following high-intensity statin therapy, the results showed that Oreo cookies significantly lowered his LDL at a greater rate than high-intensity statin therapy.
Oreo cookies... See more
Oreo cookies... See more
Daniella Maritan-Thomson • Oreo Cookies Lower LDL Cholesterol in Keto Diets
We ensure kids can’t get to poisonous liquids in the house such as turps, draino,
Etc. Yet we leave bottles of alcohol around the kitchen. We drink it in front of them. We drink alcohol to celebrate occasions in front of kids. They are being brainwashed.
Parasympathetic activation is the normal resting state of your body, brain, and mind.
Rick Hanson • Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom
Whenever I don’t know what I think about something, I use this form of writing. In the hopes that my experience may clarify yours, here are some practical ways to go about it:
• All writing-to-think stems from a problem you’re wrestling with, or a problem you want to understand better. So the moment you become interested in a problem, make note of
... See moreLawrence Yeo • The Three Types of Writing
I guess this is all to say, that if you’re a designer and you’re in a spot where you’re sitting and waiting to get picked for the shiny cool new project, stop waiting. Make your current team, your current work, the shiny cool new thing. Be loud about the thing you’re making and why it’s awesome and how it could be even more awesome
... See moreCap Watkins • Cap Watkins – Make Things Happen
To raise grateful kids, be grateful for your kids.
– Janice Kaplan (The Gratitude Diaries)
Every time you calm the ANS through stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system (PNS), you tilt your body, brain, and mind increasingly toward inner peace and well-being.
Rick Hanson • Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom
Severe problems start showing up when we introduce overlays, anchor links, image galleries, and dynamic views into our interfaces. For example, if a user clicks through a carousel in an article, changes the view in a dashboard or toggles states in a pricing page. Should the “Back” button bring a user to the previous state, or to the previous page?
