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- - - - As human data becomes monetized, we become the "capital", what are we losing in the process?
      - Skynet , machines taking over. Not Skynet, fear the users. Skynet is afraid of the users
        Google Is Working on Plans to Prevent a Skynet Situation
  - - - Sites that offer something for nothing, are in fact selling you as the product.
        
        "Google will never sell any personal information to third parties; and you get to decide how your information is used." - Sundar Pichai. Google does not "sell" data however, they do allow "Real Time" Bidding" an exchange, not a sale.
      - Cell phones, Google mini, google home, Facebook, Google. Any interactions with web sites or home devices pull personal information
  - - - The creation of a painting within Excel, reminds of us the ability of machines to copy humans.
        
        Cold, straightforward,computer trying to replicatea human?
      - Adobe, illustrator, word...can create documents but dont have the "computerized" feeling. Want something cold
    - - voice, music, sound, video, painting,
      - AI devices sound "ok" but still not quite human
- - - - While anxiety about everyday concerns like work, health or relationships can be overwhelming, the sense of anxiety people experience when watching a scary movie feels more within their power. ... “They can always look away if the anxiety is too much
      - "Exposure to horror films can be gratifying when the negative emotions caused by the film are manageable," Dr. Clasen explained. "Moreover, there's psychological distance when we watch a horror film. We know it's not real—or at least, some parts of our brain know it isn't real. Other parts—ancient structures located in the limbic system—respond as though it were real."
      - Dr Jeffrey Goldstein, professor of social and organisational psychology at the University of Utrecht was quoted as saying “People go to horror films because they want to be frightened or they wouldn't do it twice. You choose your entertainment because you want it to affect you. That's certainly true of people who go to entertainment products like horror films that have big effects. They want those effects...
  - - - Very few black crocheters (Intertextuality)
      - Enjoy sharing what I make
      - Learned on my own
    - - Grease and Rocky Horror Picture show
      - Shared activity with daughter
      - Mostly all white cast with the exception of a few background people
    - - Comfort when living alone
      - The only cat that liked just "me"
    - - Something we did together to help with her anxiety
      - Over the years forged a closer relationship
      - Very few black people in horror movies (Intertextuality - exclusion)
      - Watching movies together has turned regular movies into a special event, time shared together. Even now events that happen in movies are used as a catalyst for further conversations, most often serious conversation.
      - Names
  - - - Why Some People With Anxiety Love Watching Horror Movies
        https://elemental.medium.com/horror-movies-can-be-good-for-anxiety-b542ac8dbed7
      - Horror Movies Can Be Good for Anxiety
        https://elemental.medium.com/horror-movies-can-be-good-for-anxiety-b542ac8dbed7
      - Can Watching Horror Movies Be Good For Your Health?
        https://www.medicaldaily.com/watching-horror-movies-good-health-438342
      - Horror Films May Reduce Anxiety for Some Individuals
        https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/talking-about-trauma/202004/horror-films-may-reduce-anxiety-some-individuals
      - Why I Watch Horror Movies to Help With My Anxiety
        https://vitals.lifehacker.com/why-i-watch-horror-movies-to-help-with-my-anxiety-1840929830
      - Horror movies manipulate brain activity expertly to enhance excitement
        https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/01/200124104518.htm
      - Why Do We Love Horror? The Psychology Behind Scary Entertainment. https://happiful.com/why-do-we-love-horror-the-psychology-behind-scary-entertainment/
- - - - 5 Researched-Based Reasons to Be Kind
      - Kindness Makes You Happy… and Happiness Makes You Kind
      - The Compassionate Instinct
      - HAPPY PEOPLE BECOME HAPPIER THROUGH KINDNESS: A COUNTING KINDNESSES INTERVENTION
      - Not so random acts: Science finds that being kind pays off