Stupider in the city....., page 1
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reply posted on 23-1-2010 @ 03:49 PM by Elepheagle
reply to post by mellisamouse



Maybe it's all that nasty smog interfering with your brain function.

Seriously though, no, I can't relate to what you're experiencing.


reply posted on 23-1-2010 @ 03:55 PM by wiredamerican
reply to post by mellisamouse





Does anyone else notice after long peroids in the country, they lose their smarts when they get back into the city?


So, are you saying that once you live in the city, then move out to rural, then move back to the city you feel less smart??

You may have some credit here because some people wayyyyyy out in the country without internet access can become ,,,,, welll,,,, you know......"southern". hehe j/k,,,,,

anyways, I don't believe it is where you live, I believe it is where you get your information from....

Did you get your last months worth of information from your priest ? Or did you get your last months worth of information from the internet?

Don't take that wrong, but I'm pretty sure you know what I meant.

Anyways, this maybe off topic, but if you are in the city and sit-x happens you are screwed. Get out of the city if you want any chance of survival in " Sit-x "


reply posted on 23-1-2010 @ 04:12 PM by Taupin Desciple
reply to post by mellisamouse



I can relate. I moved out of a big city[Phx.] and into a rural environment 3 years ago. Speaking for myself, when I lived in Phx. I was stressed most of the time and alot of the decisions I made turned bad. When I'm stressed I can't think as logically as I can when I'm not.

Moving to the country has done wonders for me personally. Closer to nature, the pace isn't as fast, it just suits me better than the city does.

Maybe it's not that your're getting "stupider" , maybe you just can't function as well with all that commontion and noise around you all the time.

Peace



reply posted on 23-1-2010 @ 04:17 PM by Taupin Desciple
reply to post by mellisamouse



I think it's just a question of where do you feel more comfortable at?

I'm more mentally sharp in the country then I am in the city simply beacuse I'm more at ease here. The opposite could be true for other folks.

Peace


reply posted on 23-1-2010 @ 04:22 PM by Violater1
Originally posted by wiredamerican
reply to
post by mellisamouse





Does anyone else notice after long peroids in the country, they lose their smarts when they get back into the city?


So, are you saying that once you live in the city, then move out to rural, then move back to the city you feel less smart??

You may have some credit here because some people wayyyyyy out in the country without internet access can become ,,,,, welll,,,, you know......"southern". hehe j/k,,,,,

anyways, I don't believe it is where you live, I believe it is where you get your information from....

Did you get your last months worth of information from your priest ? Or did you get your last months worth of information from the internet?

Don't take that wrong, but I'm pretty sure you know what I meant.

Anyways, this maybe off topic, but if you are in the city and sit-x happens you are screwed. Get out of the city if you want any chance of survival in " Sit-x "
I don't follow you! I don't :get" what you meant.
I've been in the city too long, so roll it to me.





reply posted on 23-1-2010 @ 07:42 PM by LadySkadi
reply to post by mellisamouse

I can sort of relate. I don't feel more "stupid" but there are other things that I do feel. I've also recently returned to the city (left about 6 years ago, now back) and many "issues" are returning. I don't sleep well, more stressed, I feel like the switch is always "on" ... Conscious attention to ensure that I eat well and exercise does help, quite a bit. Also, finding time to get out of the "busy" that is part of the city is critical (for me) even if it's a quiet corner in a large park.

I am lucky that we do sport the largest urban natural forest reserve in the US, which means endless hiking and mtn. biking within easy reach (I don't have to drive to the mtns. if I don't want to) and it can be a sanity-savor. Basically, my advice is to find what gives you balance. Actively ensure that you carve out time for yourself to rejuvenate. Cheers.


reply posted on 23-1-2010 @ 07:48 PM by mellisamouse
reply to post by northexpedition



Good points. See, it is true where I lived too, people bored and not challenged etc.

I think your'e right I need a distiller.


reply posted on 23-1-2010 @ 07:53 PM by mellisamouse
reply to post by LadySkadi



Cheers. Thanks to you too. I am in forrest mountains galore once I get into my new place, so that gives me some hope, I have to remind myself nature is my healer.
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