rofl.
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Hachiko, a dog who waited at the train station for his owner to return from work everyday. One day, his owner suffered a cerebral hemorrhage at work and never came home. Hachi continued to wait for his return - appearing exactly when the train was due at the station - for the next nine years.
forever reblog
Cried like a baby when I watched this :(
Best movie ever. Akitas are the most incredible dogs ever. I’m just saying.
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Occupy Wall Street is coming back, plans on shutting down NYC tomorrow
After a bit of a winter hibernation, Occupy Wall Street is coming back, and if their plan goes according to plan, they’ll be coming back in a big way. The idea is that the OWS protests will return tomorrow, May 1st, with enough manpower and “99% strikes” to completely shut down the heart of New York City.
I have a final tomorrow, so don’t fuck with my commute.
my sentiments exactly. Please do not screw with my plans Occupy.
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The Foreign-Language Effect (via @vaughanbell)
The foreign-language effect on decision making is most likely determined by multiple factors that increase psychological distance and promote deliberation. Perhaps the most impor- tant mechanism for our effect is the reduction in emotional resonance that is associated with using a foreign language. Emotions and affect play an important role in decision making and in considerations of risk […]. An emotional reaction sometimes induces a less systematic decision. Making a decision in a foreign language could reduce the emotional reaction, thereby reducing bias. […]
So I guess it’s a good thing that recently I found myself thinking in English more and more often.
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Actually great.
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I remember now why I stopped using Tumblr…

