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#Moving #house #bad or #just #normal?

#Moving #house #bad or #just #normal?

Bybetterblokesnz

ABC News: Is moving house often bad for us, or just the new normal? http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIw_ZD07Tk http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-01/could-moving-house-often-be-bad-for-us/8762984 But is the conceptual understanding of the home an inherent human need, or are we simply refusing to give up on out-dated mythology? “The brain rewires constantly. Every experience that you give it, gives it an opportunity to rewire,”…

Buddhists most trusted, Evangelicals least

Buddhists most trusted, Evangelicals least

Bybetterblokesnz

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2019/08/which-religious-groups-do-kiwis-trust-the-most-and-least.html We found that the most trusted religious group in New Zealand is a small non-Christian group: Buddhists. In the most recent 2013 Census 58,000 Buddhists are recorded, out of about 3.9 million people who replied to the religious question. More people feel positively about Buddhists than not – 35 percent of New Zealanders have…

Domestic abuse victims more likely to suffer mental illness

Domestic abuse victims more likely to suffer mental illness

Bybetterblokesnz

http://bit.ly/2IMnQNw Women who have been abused by a partner are three times more likely to suffer depression, anxiety or severe conditions such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder than other women, according to research. The study is one of the first in the UK to probe the relationship between domestic abuse and mental health. It found…

Why does Myers-Briggs feel so right when it is so wrong ?

Bybetterblokesnz

http://bit.ly/2mZvQT2 2. We want to belong. A simple reason that we tend to identify with our personality test results is that we have an inherent need to belong. A friend of mine recently described her experience of taking the MBTI for the first time when she was in high school. As an artist, she felt…

Women should be able to join the army without being sexually assaulted

ByBryan Spondre

Incidents often occurred in front of others, “indicating that the perpetrators did not attempt to be discreet with their harassment,” the report states. “Multiple women discussed incidents where they were spoken to in a degrading, and sometimes intimidating or sexual manner, by their peers or their superiors.” Women did not report because they thought they…