Canari
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Context & balance is not about right or wrong and can often avoid arguing.
Wish to gain this (all about context) :
¿What context correspond to what diet?
¿Can we adapt part of a certain diet, and how to not destabilize it (and ourselves)? :nailbiting:
¿How to adapt to my country / climate / food avaibility?
¿Can I take this mineral / vitamine, because xx or xy got a good result?
...¿what is humanly universal, and what is contextual?
¿How to know this? :hairpull
This thread is to gather quotes and ideas from the web and ourselves, and to understand how to ask questions (to others or oneself) in context or how to understand answers. Some questions cannot be asked out of context, such as "is this bad, or good, or what would you do to..." without doing the job of understanding the past answers and the context!
Context & balance are more than what we are used to take into account. Let's blame school for this! Often for me, put balance in practice is a real puzzle for my brain ! wooo... "When this is high, this can lower, there are antagonists and also agonists... Is it not enough hormones, or my receptors are not enough sensitive?" or what!
When we do not understand, we tend to:
- be triggered by old school shames!
- think the other is wrong and tell it too quick.
- skip context... :emoji_horse_racing:
So it can end like "But you said this...", and "no I did not, this was for another context..."
And also "But this study said this...". I have seen enough evidence that you can have other results for different people or a different country, or different rats! They synthesize vitamine C and we do not, etc. Therefore many studies show one thing or its contrary.
Also, in a forum, we need to know how much we are the same and how much we are different from others, or else we cannot help each other safely.
Wish to gain this (all about context) :
¿What context correspond to what diet?
¿Can we adapt part of a certain diet, and how to not destabilize it (and ourselves)? :nailbiting:
¿How to adapt to my country / climate / food avaibility?
¿Can I take this mineral / vitamine, because xx or xy got a good result?
...¿what is humanly universal, and what is contextual?
¿How to know this? :hairpull
This thread is to gather quotes and ideas from the web and ourselves, and to understand how to ask questions (to others or oneself) in context or how to understand answers. Some questions cannot be asked out of context, such as "is this bad, or good, or what would you do to..." without doing the job of understanding the past answers and the context!
Context & balance are more than what we are used to take into account. Let's blame school for this! Often for me, put balance in practice is a real puzzle for my brain ! wooo... "When this is high, this can lower, there are antagonists and also agonists... Is it not enough hormones, or my receptors are not enough sensitive?" or what!
When we do not understand, we tend to:
- be triggered by old school shames!
- think the other is wrong and tell it too quick.
- skip context... :emoji_horse_racing:
So it can end like "But you said this...", and "no I did not, this was for another context..."
And also "But this study said this...". I have seen enough evidence that you can have other results for different people or a different country, or different rats! They synthesize vitamine C and we do not, etc. Therefore many studies show one thing or its contrary.
Also, in a forum, we need to know how much we are the same and how much we are different from others, or else we cannot help each other safely.