Music, Pygmies & Emotion Tracking 
What can research with Congolese Pygmies teach us about music and emotion? 
Dive into the latest Power of Music Thinking episode featuring Prof. Hauke Egermann. We discuss:
Universal mechanisms in music response.
How the Mebenzélé Pygmies use songs against fear & anger.
Explore the science behind our connection to sound. Listen here: https://musicthinking.com/science-music-and-regulating-emotions-with-hauke-egermann/
Una web que me gusta mucho usar y siempre recomiendo a dibujantes.
https://onestopforwriters.com/emotions
Tus personajes no siempre tienen que reaccionar igual y este diccionario de lenguaje corporal te muestra diferentes señales y comportamientos físicos para cada emoción que creo ayudan a construir la personalidad de tus protas.
The Body's Drama: Emotions, Allergies, and the Wild Ride of Responses
#Allergies #Emotions #ImmuneSystem #CognitiveTherapy #Histamine #Biopsychosocial #HealthJourney #EmotionalBalance #AllergyAwareness #Asthma #FoodAllergies #Wellness #MentalHealth #ChronicIllness #SelfCare #HealthEducation
Fordham University: Does AI Show Empathy? It Depends on Your Gender, Study Shows . “The researchers fed those posts into three AI platforms—ChatGPT, Inflection Pi, and Bard (now Google Gemini)—and then used a machine learning system to analyze the bots’ responses for their level of empathy. They also included other people’s posted responses to the Reddit messages to have a point of […]
A lot of what people are calling #FOMO is actually something else.
When you go to bed and within 5 seconds of not falling asleep you grab your phone for some light entertainment, thats not fear of missing out!
Its FOT - fear of thinking.
You fear that thinking will make you feel sad about the world and your part in it.
#mindfulness doesn't teach you to stop thinking. It teaches you to stop fearing your thoughts, to stop judging your emotions and to turn your negative feelings into positive actions.
Empowerment is the only antidot for powerlessness.
Miss out on the distractions and concentrate on solutions.
Affective Politics of Digital Media; Propaganda by Other Means; Edited by Megan Boler & Elizabeth Davis, 2020
This interdisciplinary, international collection examines how sophisticated digital practices and technologies exploit and capitalize on emotions, with particular focus on how social media are used to exacerbate social conflicts surrounding racism, misogyny, and nationalism.
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#books
#nonfiction
#DigitalMedia
#SocialMedia
#emotions
I felt everything as a kid. Other people’s #emotions, my imagination of those, my own emotions. In my teens & 20s, I blunted that as best I could. I hid from my heart & kept on doing it until my 50s where I tried reconnect. I can be with, experience, & just let be emotions. It’s not easy, but it’s possible.
Who here feels like they are subjectively too NICE? Or that it might be better for themselves to be less NICE? 
(This question focuses on your personal feelings, not the impact on the world)
I believe in the power of written words and conversations.
https://www.superversive.co/blog/think-your-thoughts-feel-your-feelings
@dpaldrich reviews "Connecting After Chaos: Social Media and the Extended Aftermath of Disaster" by Stephen F Ostertag which argues 'that during these most desperate of times, our shared concerns, values, and moral judgment come to light through cultural work' and may help build 'a systematic understanding of how people emotionally process and engage with the shocks to come.'
https://doi.org/10.1177/00016993251320205
Titel: The boundaries are ourselves
(Spraypaint ,Acrylmarker, De-Collage on woodpanel
framed 34 x 34 cm)
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#collageart
#art #decollage #modernart #eyes #recycle #paper #eyes#contemporaryart #myart #painting #streetart #artwork #collage #handmade #gallery #spraypain #acrylicpainting #decollageart #fineart #emotions #beauty #kunst #upcycle #artoftheday #face #malerei #pasteup #decoupage #collageart
Thanks, charisma.
People tend to act like this when they see me:
Meanwhile I’m like this for years:
Do I ever figure it out? Occasionally. Does my brain shit a sideways brick first. Almost always.
YAY, emotions!
-Allēna
My latest newsletter asks, “How is your heart?”
Thanks for reading: https://thorncoyle.kit.com/posts/how-is-your-heart
Pictures & Tears: A History of People Who Have Cried in Front of Paintings by James Elkin
Does art leave you cold? And is that what it's supposed to do? Or is a painting meant to move you to tears? Hemingway was reduced to tears in the midst of a drinking bout when a painting by James Thurber caught his eye. And what's bad about that? In Pictures and Tears, art historian James Elkins tells the story of paintings that have made people cry.
As time goes on I have learned to embrace my #emotions a lot more. I used to hide from them, run, do anything but actually think through them.
I suffered, and I am glad I can now, and actually #reflect even if it's painful.
One I still struggle with is #grief especially. The three most precious people in my #memories are gone, and I'm still here.
Everything I do, I do for them.
When I see them again, I'll have #stories to tell about the things they wanted to do but couldn't.
