tbc I dont think being “stuck” in time in the eye of the beholder is a bad thing. letting people be happy is the way, but there is so much dressed up misery in all this. kids w empty eyes. keeping up w the perceived joneses is the hand puppeteering so many of these people and the facades wear thin
Time in the eye of the beholder: Gaze position reveals spatial-temporal associations during encoding and memory retrieval of future and past.
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The discussion uses introspective language like 'dressed up misery' and concerns about societal pressures, indicating a reflective tone. Words like 'puppeteering' and 'facades' highlight skepticism about social influences, which contributes to the moderate interest and engagement scores while implying minimal direct impact on scientific understanding.
The discussion questions some of the ideas about happiness and societal pressures but doesn't outright dispute the study's findings.
The discussion touches on intriguing concepts about perception and societal norms, indicating moderate interest.
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- The study explores how eye movements relate to recalling past and future events, finding that people tend to look more to the right when thinking about future events.
- Gaze positions during initially learning (encoding) of information can predict where someone will look when recalling that information later.
- The results suggest that our mental timeline for past and future is spatially represented and influences how we move our eyes during memory processes.]
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tbc I dont think being “stuck” in time in the eye of the beholder is a bad thing. letting people be happy is the way, but there is so much dressed up misery in all this. kids w empty eyes. keeping up w the perceived joneses is the hand puppeteering so many of these people and the facades wear thin