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Sleep Inertia Linked to Motor and Executive Deficits in Older Adults, Independent of Daytime Sleepiness

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#1ban #sleep #inertia #cognitive #performance #tech

⚡ Type config('app.time and get completions with resolved values shown inline (app.timezone → UTC). A wrong key surfaces instantly as a diagnostic: "Config [ap] not found."

🎯 Coverage spans routes, Blade views, translations, config, env vars, assets & Mix, middleware, #Inertia, #Livewire, auth & policies, container bindings, validation rules, controller actions and #Eloquent.

⚡ Type config('app.time and get completions with resolved values shown inline (app.timezone → UTC). A wrong key surfaces instantly as a diagnostic: "Config [ap] not found."

🎯 Coverage spans routes, Blade views, translations, config, env vars, assets & Mix, middleware, #Inertia, #Livewire, auth & policies, container bindings, validation rules, controller actions and #Eloquent.

⚡ Type config('app.time and get completions with resolved values shown inline (app.timezone → UTC). A wrong key surfaces instantly as a diagnostic: "Config [ap] not found."

🎯 Coverage spans routes, Blade views, translations, config, env vars, assets & Mix, middleware, #Inertia, #Livewire, auth & policies, container bindings, validation rules, controller actions and #Eloquent.

⚡ Type config('app.time and get completions with resolved values shown inline (app.timezone → UTC). A wrong key surfaces instantly as a diagnostic: "Config [ap] not found."

🎯 Coverage spans routes, Blade views, translations, config, env vars, assets & Mix, middleware, #Inertia, #Livewire, auth & policies, container bindings, validation rules, controller actions and #Eloquent.

⚡ Type config('app.time and get completions with resolved values shown inline (app.timezone → UTC). A wrong key surfaces instantly as a diagnostic: "Config [ap] not found."

🎯 Coverage spans routes, Blade views, translations, config, env vars, assets & Mix, middleware, #Inertia, #Livewire, auth & policies, container bindings, validation rules, controller actions and #Eloquent.

Giant Water Balloon to the Face

It’s the summertime, so Gav and Dan of the Slow Mo Guys are back to experimenting with giant water balloons. In this video, they send several careening down a slope into Dan’s face. Watching the balloons descend and pop is (unsurprisingly) my favorite part. It’s neat to see how the elasticity of the balloon acts like a beefed-up surface tension to make this enormous blob of water act like an oversized droplet. (Video and image credit: The Slow Mo Guys)

Giant Water Balloon to the Face

It’s the summertime, so Gav and Dan of the Slow Mo Guys are back to experimenting with giant water balloons. In this video, they send several careening down a slope into Dan’s face. Watching the balloons descend and pop is (unsurprisingly) my favorite part. It’s neat to see how the elasticity of the balloon acts like a beefed-up surface tension to make this enormous blob of water act like an oversized droplet. (Video and image credit: The Slow Mo Guys)

Giant Water Balloon to the Face

It’s the summertime, so Gav and Dan of the Slow Mo Guys are back to experimenting with giant water balloons. In this video, they send several careening down a slope into Dan’s face. Watching the balloons descend and pop is (unsurprisingly) my favorite part. It’s neat to see how the elasticity of the balloon acts like a beefed-up surface tension to make this enormous blob of water act like an oversized droplet. (Video and image credit: The Slow Mo Guys)

Giant Water Balloon to the Face

It’s the summertime, so Gav and Dan of the Slow Mo Guys are back to experimenting with giant water balloons. In this video, they send several careening down a slope into Dan’s face. Watching the balloons descend and pop is (unsurprisingly) my favorite part. It’s neat to see how the elasticity of the balloon acts like a beefed-up surface tension to make this enormous blob of water act like an oversized droplet. (Video and image credit: The Slow Mo Guys)

Giant Water Balloon to the Face

It’s the summertime, so Gav and Dan of the Slow Mo Guys are back to experimenting with giant water balloons. In this video, they send several careening down a slope into Dan’s face. Watching the balloons descend and pop is (unsurprisingly) my favorite part. It’s neat to see how the elasticity of the balloon acts like a beefed-up surface tension to make this enormous blob of water act like an oversized droplet. (Video and image credit: The Slow Mo Guys)

#Weather vs #Climate vs #Habit vs #Inertia. Might as well go full Monty in the unpopular #Viewpoints Dept : Very much chafing at Super Duper Mega #ElNino : This goes beyond semantics. #ELNino is a a pattern fundamentally linked to seasonality.If seasonality is itself breaking down is it accurate to keep referring to an old pattern that has now fundamentally changed…and will likely not return to what was previously familiar, as if everything is going to be okay as just an extremal excursion . No

#Weather vs #Climate vs #Habit vs #Inertia. Might as well go full Monty in the unpopular #Viewpoints Dept : Very much chafing at Super Duper Mega #ElNino : This goes beyond semantics. #ELNino is a a pattern fundamentally linked to seasonality.If seasonality is itself breaking down is it accurate to keep referring to an old pattern that has now fundamentally changed…and will likely not return to what was previously familiar, as if everything is going to be okay as just an extremal excursion . No

#Weather vs #Climate vs #Habit vs #Inertia. Might as well go full Monty in the unpopular #Viewpoints Dept : Very much chafing at Super Duper Mega #ElNino : This goes beyond semantics. #ELNino is a a pattern fundamentally linked to seasonality.If seasonality is itself breaking down is it accurate to keep referring to an old pattern that has now fundamentally changed…and will likely not return to what was previously familiar, as if everything is going to be okay as just an extremal excursion . No

#Weather vs #Climate vs #Habit vs #Inertia. Might as well go full Monty in the unpopular #Viewpoints Dept : Very much chafing at Super Duper Mega #ElNino : This goes beyond semantics. #ELNino is a a pattern fundamentally linked to seasonality.If seasonality is itself breaking down is it accurate to keep referring to an old pattern that has now fundamentally changed…and will likely not return to what was previously familiar, as if everything is going to be okay as just an extremal excursion . No

#Weather vs #Climate vs #Habit vs #Inertia. Might as well go full Monty in the unpopular #Viewpoints Dept : Very much chafing at Super Duper Mega #ElNino : This goes beyond semantics. #ELNino is a a pattern fundamentally linked to seasonality.If seasonality is itself breaking down is it accurate to keep referring to an old pattern that has now fundamentally changed…and will likely not return to what was previously familiar, as if everything is going to be okay as just an extremal excursion . No

Cricket's on that home thing man. You don't understand how a #structural implementation is much more powerful than a theoretical exaltation. So far we have voted for defeat. Why can't we do something while you still plan on #voting? Somebody help me understand the #inertia???!!!

Inertia-1: An Open Exploration to a Unified Motion Foundation Model

https://yang-ai-lab.github.io/Inertia-1/

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48978388

#HackerNews #Inertia #Motion #Unified #Exploration #AI #Model

Inertia-1: An Open Exploration to a Unified Motion Foundation Model

https://yang-ai-lab.github.io/Inertia-1/

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48978388

#HackerNews #Inertia #Motion #Unified #Exploration #AI #Model

Inertia-1: An Open Exploration to a Unified Motion Foundation Model

https://yang-ai-lab.github.io/Inertia-1/

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48978388

#HackerNews #Inertia #Motion #Unified #Exploration #AI #Model

Inertia-1: An Open Exploration to a Unified Motion Foundation Model

https://yang-ai-lab.github.io/Inertia-1/

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48978388

#HackerNews #Inertia #Motion #Unified #Exploration #AI #Model

Inertia-1: An Open Exploration to a Unified Motion Foundation Model

https://yang-ai-lab.github.io/Inertia-1/

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48978388

#HackerNews #Inertia #Motion #Unified #Exploration #AI #Model

Sleep Inertia Linked to Motor and Executive Deficits in Older Adults, Independent of Daytime Sleepiness

https://1ban.news/sleep-inertia-cognitive-performance-older-adults-wisconsin-cohort/
#1ban #sleep #inertia #cognitive #performance #neuroscience

Sleep Inertia Linked to Motor and Executive Deficits in Older Adults, Independent of Daytime Sleepiness

https://1ban.news/sleep-inertia-cognitive-performance-older-adults-wisconsin-cohort/
#1ban #sleep #inertia #cognitive #performance #neuroscience

Sleep Inertia Linked to Motor and Executive Deficits in Older Adults, Independent of Daytime Sleepiness

https://1ban.news/sleep-inertia-cognitive-performance-older-adults-wisconsin-cohort/
#1ban #sleep #inertia #cognitive #performance #neuroscience

Sleep Inertia Linked to Motor and Executive Deficits in Older Adults, Independent of Daytime Sleepiness

https://1ban.news/sleep-inertia-cognitive-performance-older-adults-wisconsin-cohort/
#1ban #sleep #inertia #cognitive #performance #neuroscience

Sleep Inertia Linked to Motor and Executive Deficits in Older Adults, Independent of Daytime Sleepiness

https://1ban.news/sleep-inertia-cognitive-performance-older-adults-wisconsin-cohort/
#1ban #sleep #inertia #cognitive #performance #neuroscience

A quotation from Thomas Jefferson

Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.

Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) American political philosopher, polymath, statesman, US President (1801-09)
Document (1776-07-02), “Declaration of Independence”

More about this quote: wist.info/jefferson-thomas/220…

#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #thomasjefferson #absolutepower #custom #despot #despotism #endurance #government #inertia #overthrow #putupwith #rebellion #revolution #suffering #tyranny #declarationofindependence

A quotation from Thomas Jefferson

Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.

Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) American political philosopher, polymath, statesman, US President (1801-09)
Document (1776-07-02), “Declaration of Independence”

More about this quote: wist.info/jefferson-thomas/220…

#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #thomasjefferson #absolutepower #custom #despot #despotism #endurance #government #inertia #overthrow #putupwith #rebellion #revolution #suffering #tyranny #declarationofindependence

A quotation from Thomas Jefferson

Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.

Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) American political philosopher, polymath, statesman, US President (1801-09)
Document (1776-07-02), “Declaration of Independence”

More about this quote: wist.info/jefferson-thomas/220…

#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #thomasjefferson #absolutepower #custom #despot #despotism #endurance #government #inertia #overthrow #putupwith #rebellion #revolution #suffering #tyranny #declarationofindependence

A quotation from Thomas Jefferson

Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.

Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) American political philosopher, polymath, statesman, US President (1801-09)
Document (1776-07-02), “Declaration of Independence”

More about this quote: wist.info/jefferson-thomas/220…

#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #thomasjefferson #absolutepower #custom #despot #despotism #endurance #government #inertia #overthrow #putupwith #rebellion #revolution #suffering #tyranny #declarationofindependence

A quotation from Thomas Jefferson

Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.

Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) American political philosopher, polymath, statesman, US President (1801-09)
Document (1776-07-02), “Declaration of Independence”

More about this quote: wist.info/jefferson-thomas/220…

#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #thomasjefferson #absolutepower #custom #despot #despotism #endurance #government #inertia #overthrow #putupwith #rebellion #revolution #suffering #tyranny #declarationofindependence

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The disavowal of the Covid-19 pandemic

I was struck by how the coda to On Wanting to Change by Adam Phillips, published in 2021, captured an issue which I have repeatedly returned to over the last few years. From pg 139 written, one assumes, the height of the pandemic:

‘Plagues’, Hugh Trevor-Roper remarks in passing in The Rise of Christian Europe, ‘can be of decisive importance in history.’ Whether or not the COVID virus is a plague, or like one, we are in the gradual process of discovering both what kind of decisive change it has brought to our lives, and what kind of decisions we want to make about our lives in the light of it. It is very difficult to know what kind of Europe – indeed, what kind of world – we will be left with in the aftermath of this devastation. But we can be sure that, despite people’s wish and capacity to return to so-called normal life, the shock waves, the after-effects of this virus, will be felt for generations to come. Those of us who lived through it will become, among other things, the ones who lived through it.

There has been the managing of day-to-day survival, and then there is, and has been, the wholly unpredictable and deferred effect of the trauma.

To say I shared this view would be an understatement. To what extent did we overestimate the “shock waves, the after-effects” and to what extent are they being disavowed? I think it’s a combination of the two. There was a snap back effect which I found sufficiently sociologically implausible that it led me to examine the relative weight I accorded to social order rather than social change. There’s just a deep psychosocial commitment to continuing as we have done before. But the comforts of inertia are much more pronounced when facing what is beyond that inertia would be slightly terrifying. Indeed he actually says that “we must resist the temptation to get back to normal, now we can see more clearly what normality has involved us in” (pg 140-141). In foregoing that temptation, the disavowal and the overestimate meet together because the shockwaves are evaded precisely by a determined insistence on returning to ‘normal’.

The disavowal of the Covid-19 pandemic

I was struck by how the coda to On Wanting to Change by Adam Phillips, published in 2021, captured an issue which I have repeatedly returned to over the last few years. From pg 139 written, one assumes, the height of the pandemic:

‘Plagues’, Hugh Trevor-Roper remarks in passing in The Rise of Christian Europe, ‘can be of decisive importance in history.’ Whether or not the COVID virus is a plague, or like one, we are in the gradual process of discovering both what kind of decisive change it has brought to our lives, and what kind of decisions we want to make about our lives in the light of it. It is very difficult to know what kind of Europe – indeed, what kind of world – we will be left with in the aftermath of this devastation. But we can be sure that, despite people’s wish and capacity to return to so-called normal life, the shock waves, the after-effects of this virus, will be felt for generations to come. Those of us who lived through it will become, among other things, the ones who lived through it.

There has been the managing of day-to-day survival, and then there is, and has been, the wholly unpredictable and deferred effect of the trauma.

To say I shared this view would be an understatement. To what extent did we overestimate the “shock waves, the after-effects” and to what extent are they being disavowed? I think it’s a combination of the two. There was a snap back effect which I found sufficiently sociologically implausible that it led me to examine the relative weight I accorded to social order rather than social change. There’s just a deep psychosocial commitment to continuing as we have done before. But the comforts of inertia are much more pronounced when facing what is beyond that inertia would be slightly terrifying. Indeed he actually says that “we must resist the temptation to get back to normal, now we can see more clearly what normality has involved us in” (pg 140-141). In foregoing that temptation, the disavowal and the overestimate meet together because the shockwaves are evaded precisely by a determined insistence on returning to ‘normal’.

The disavowal of the Covid-19 pandemic

I was struck by how the coda to On Wanting to Change by Adam Phillips, published in 2021, captured an issue which I have repeatedly returned to over the last few years. From pg 139 written, one assumes, the height of the pandemic:

‘Plagues’, Hugh Trevor-Roper remarks in passing in The Rise of Christian Europe, ‘can be of decisive importance in history.’ Whether or not the COVID virus is a plague, or like one, we are in the gradual process of discovering both what kind of decisive change it has brought to our lives, and what kind of decisions we want to make about our lives in the light of it. It is very difficult to know what kind of Europe – indeed, what kind of world – we will be left with in the aftermath of this devastation. But we can be sure that, despite people’s wish and capacity to return to so-called normal life, the shock waves, the after-effects of this virus, will be felt for generations to come. Those of us who lived through it will become, among other things, the ones who lived through it.

There has been the managing of day-to-day survival, and then there is, and has been, the wholly unpredictable and deferred effect of the trauma.

To say I shared this view would be an understatement. To what extent did we overestimate the “shock waves, the after-effects” and to what extent are they being disavowed? I think it’s a combination of the two. There was a snap back effect which I found sufficiently sociologically implausible that it led me to examine the relative weight I accorded to social order rather than social change. There’s just a deep psychosocial commitment to continuing as we have done before. But the comforts of inertia are much more pronounced when facing what is beyond that inertia would be slightly terrifying. Indeed he actually says that “we must resist the temptation to get back to normal, now we can see more clearly what normality has involved us in” (pg 140-141). In foregoing that temptation, the disavowal and the overestimate meet together because the shockwaves are evaded precisely by a determined insistence on returning to ‘normal’.

The disavowal of the Covid-19 pandemic

I was struck by how the coda to On Wanting to Change by Adam Phillips, published in 2021, captured an issue which I have repeatedly returned to over the last few years. From pg 139 written, one assumes, the height of the pandemic:

‘Plagues’, Hugh Trevor-Roper remarks in passing in The Rise of Christian Europe, ‘can be of decisive importance in history.’ Whether or not the COVID virus is a plague, or like one, we are in the gradual process of discovering both what kind of decisive change it has brought to our lives, and what kind of decisions we want to make about our lives in the light of it. It is very difficult to know what kind of Europe – indeed, what kind of world – we will be left with in the aftermath of this devastation. But we can be sure that, despite people’s wish and capacity to return to so-called normal life, the shock waves, the after-effects of this virus, will be felt for generations to come. Those of us who lived through it will become, among other things, the ones who lived through it.

There has been the managing of day-to-day survival, and then there is, and has been, the wholly unpredictable and deferred effect of the trauma.

To say I shared this view would be an understatement. To what extent did we overestimate the “shock waves, the after-effects” and to what extent are they being disavowed? I think it’s a combination of the two. There was a snap back effect which I found sufficiently sociologically implausible that it led me to examine the relative weight I accorded to social order rather than social change. There’s just a deep psychosocial commitment to continuing as we have done before. But the comforts of inertia are much more pronounced when facing what is beyond that inertia would be slightly terrifying. Indeed he actually says that “we must resist the temptation to get back to normal, now we can see more clearly what normality has involved us in” (pg 140-141). In foregoing that temptation, the disavowal and the overestimate meet together because the shockwaves are evaded precisely by a determined insistence on returning to ‘normal’.

The disavowal of the Covid-19 pandemic

I was struck by how the coda to On Wanting to Change by Adam Phillips, published in 2021, captured an issue which I have repeatedly returned to over the last few years. From pg 139 written, one assumes, the height of the pandemic:

‘Plagues’, Hugh Trevor-Roper remarks in passing in The Rise of Christian Europe, ‘can be of decisive importance in history.’ Whether or not the COVID virus is a plague, or like one, we are in the gradual process of discovering both what kind of decisive change it has brought to our lives, and what kind of decisions we want to make about our lives in the light of it. It is very difficult to know what kind of Europe – indeed, what kind of world – we will be left with in the aftermath of this devastation. But we can be sure that, despite people’s wish and capacity to return to so-called normal life, the shock waves, the after-effects of this virus, will be felt for generations to come. Those of us who lived through it will become, among other things, the ones who lived through it.

There has been the managing of day-to-day survival, and then there is, and has been, the wholly unpredictable and deferred effect of the trauma.

To say I shared this view would be an understatement. To what extent did we overestimate the “shock waves, the after-effects” and to what extent are they being disavowed? I think it’s a combination of the two. There was a snap back effect which I found sufficiently sociologically implausible that it led me to examine the relative weight I accorded to social order rather than social change. There’s just a deep psychosocial commitment to continuing as we have done before. But the comforts of inertia are much more pronounced when facing what is beyond that inertia would be slightly terrifying. Indeed he actually says that “we must resist the temptation to get back to normal, now we can see more clearly what normality has involved us in” (pg 140-141). In foregoing that temptation, the disavowal and the overestimate meet together because the shockwaves are evaded precisely by a determined insistence on returning to ‘normal’.

Inertia Plot Australian Tour Following ‘Emerald Whisper’ Return

Sydney heavy outfit Inertia are hitting the road this year, announcing a national headline run in support of…
#Australia #Sydney #Inertia #InertiaAustralia #InertiaAustraliantour #InertiaMusic #InertiaSingle #InertiaTour
https://www.europesays.com/australia/27484/

🔗 The stack behind There There
https://there-there.app/blog/the-stack-behind-there-there
#php #laravel #react #typescript #inertia

🔗 The stack behind There There
https://there-there.app/blog/the-stack-behind-there-there
#php #laravel #react #typescript #inertia

🔗 The stack behind There There
https://there-there.app/blog/the-stack-behind-there-there
#php #laravel #react #typescript #inertia

🔗 The stack behind There There
https://there-there.app/blog/the-stack-behind-there-there
#php #laravel #react #typescript #inertia

🔗 The stack behind There There
https://there-there.app/blog/the-stack-behind-there-there
#php #laravel #react #typescript #inertia

Ich habe vor ein paar Tagen einen kurzen Wikipedia-Abschnitt zitiert und jetzt weiter dazu recherchiert: zu Inertia. In Fachbüchern meist beschrieben als "Probleme bzw. Störung der exekutiven Funktionen", wird das oft überlesen, ohne groß darüber nachzudenken, was genau eigentlich darunter zu verstehen ist. Inertia ähnelt der Prokrastination, ist aber kein Aufschieben, sondern die Unfähigkeit, zwischen Tätigkeiten umzuschalten. Eine autistische Trägheit. Ich finde mich da total wieder und wundere mich, nicht mehr bzw. früher davon erfahren zu haben, Inertia scheint nicht so bekannt zu sein!?

Hier deswegen ein interessanter, kurzer Artikel im Blog Sachendenker:

"Der alltägliche „Stop-and-Go“-Kampf - autistische Trägheit (autistic inertia) - Sachendenker"

sachendenker.ch/der-alltaeglic…

#Autismus #AuDHS #Inertia

Ich habe vor ein paar Tagen einen kurzen Wikipedia-Abschnitt zitiert und jetzt weiter dazu recherchiert: zu Inertia. In Fachbüchern meist beschrieben als "Probleme bzw. Störung der exekutiven Funktionen", wird das oft überlesen, ohne groß darüber nachzudenken, was genau eigentlich darunter zu verstehen ist. Inertia ähnelt der Prokrastination, ist aber kein Aufschieben, sondern die Unfähigkeit, zwischen Tätigkeiten umzuschalten. Eine autistische Trägheit. Ich finde mich da total wieder und wundere mich, nicht mehr bzw. früher davon erfahren zu haben, Inertia scheint nicht so bekannt zu sein!?

Hier deswegen ein interessanter, kurzer Artikel im Blog Sachendenker:

"Der alltägliche „Stop-and-Go“-Kampf - autistische Trägheit (autistic inertia) - Sachendenker"

sachendenker.ch/der-alltaeglic…

#Autismus #AuDHS #Inertia

Ich habe vor ein paar Tagen einen kurzen Wikipedia-Abschnitt zitiert und jetzt weiter dazu recherchiert: zu Inertia. In Fachbüchern meist beschrieben als "Probleme bzw. Störung der exekutiven Funktionen", wird das oft überlesen, ohne groß darüber nachzudenken, was genau eigentlich darunter zu verstehen ist. Inertia ähnelt der Prokrastination, ist aber kein Aufschieben, sondern die Unfähigkeit, zwischen Tätigkeiten umzuschalten. Eine autistische Trägheit. Ich finde mich da total wieder und wundere mich, nicht mehr bzw. früher davon erfahren zu haben, Inertia scheint nicht so bekannt zu sein!?

Hier deswegen ein interessanter, kurzer Artikel im Blog Sachendenker:

"Der alltägliche „Stop-and-Go“-Kampf - autistische Trägheit (autistic inertia) - Sachendenker"

sachendenker.ch/der-alltaeglic…

#Autismus #AuDHS #Inertia

Ich habe vor ein paar Tagen einen kurzen Wikipedia-Abschnitt zitiert und jetzt weiter dazu recherchiert: zu Inertia. In Fachbüchern meist beschrieben als "Probleme bzw. Störung der exekutiven Funktionen", wird das oft überlesen, ohne groß darüber nachzudenken, was genau eigentlich darunter zu verstehen ist. Inertia ähnelt der Prokrastination, ist aber kein Aufschieben, sondern die Unfähigkeit, zwischen Tätigkeiten umzuschalten. Eine autistische Trägheit. Ich finde mich da total wieder und wundere mich, nicht mehr bzw. früher davon erfahren zu haben, Inertia scheint nicht so bekannt zu sein!?

Hier deswegen ein interessanter, kurzer Artikel im Blog Sachendenker:

"Der alltägliche „Stop-and-Go“-Kampf - autistische Trägheit (autistic inertia) - Sachendenker"

sachendenker.ch/der-alltaeglic…

#Autismus #AuDHS #Inertia

Ich habe vor ein paar Tagen einen kurzen Wikipedia-Abschnitt zitiert und jetzt weiter dazu recherchiert: zu Inertia. In Fachbüchern meist beschrieben als "Probleme bzw. Störung der exekutiven Funktionen", wird das oft überlesen, ohne groß darüber nachzudenken, was genau eigentlich darunter zu verstehen ist. Inertia ähnelt der Prokrastination, ist aber kein Aufschieben, sondern die Unfähigkeit, zwischen Tätigkeiten umzuschalten. Eine autistische Trägheit. Ich finde mich da total wieder und wundere mich, nicht mehr bzw. früher davon erfahren zu haben, Inertia scheint nicht so bekannt zu sein!?

Hier deswegen ein interessanter, kurzer Artikel im Blog Sachendenker:

"Der alltägliche „Stop-and-Go“-Kampf - autistische Trägheit (autistic inertia) - Sachendenker"

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Ach, krass...

"Inertia

Einige autistische Menschen haben Schwierigkeiten, von einer Aktivität oder einem Zustand in einen anderen überzugehen („autistic inertia“), sowohl bei der Einleitung als auch bei der Beendigung einer Aufgabe oder Handlung. Die Betroffenen beschreiben oft das Gefühl, festzustecken, selbst wenn sie eine Handlung beginnen oder beenden wollen. Sie wird daher von Faulheit oder mangelnder Motivation unterschieden."

... lese ich gerade bei Wikipedia. Lohnt sich doch, da ab und zu noch mal nachzulesen. Davon bin ich auch betroffen, dachte, das fällt unter Prokrastination.

#Autismus #AuDHD #Inertia

Ach, krass...

"Inertia

Einige autistische Menschen haben Schwierigkeiten, von einer Aktivität oder einem Zustand in einen anderen überzugehen („autistic inertia“), sowohl bei der Einleitung als auch bei der Beendigung einer Aufgabe oder Handlung. Die Betroffenen beschreiben oft das Gefühl, festzustecken, selbst wenn sie eine Handlung beginnen oder beenden wollen. Sie wird daher von Faulheit oder mangelnder Motivation unterschieden."

... lese ich gerade bei Wikipedia. Lohnt sich doch, da ab und zu noch mal nachzulesen. Davon bin ich auch betroffen, dachte, das fällt unter Prokrastination.

#Autismus #AuDHD #Inertia

Ach, krass...

"Inertia

Einige autistische Menschen haben Schwierigkeiten, von einer Aktivität oder einem Zustand in einen anderen überzugehen („autistic inertia“), sowohl bei der Einleitung als auch bei der Beendigung einer Aufgabe oder Handlung. Die Betroffenen beschreiben oft das Gefühl, festzustecken, selbst wenn sie eine Handlung beginnen oder beenden wollen. Sie wird daher von Faulheit oder mangelnder Motivation unterschieden."

... lese ich gerade bei Wikipedia. Lohnt sich doch, da ab und zu noch mal nachzulesen. Davon bin ich auch betroffen, dachte, das fällt unter Prokrastination.

#Autismus #AuDHD #Inertia

Ach, krass...

"Inertia

Einige autistische Menschen haben Schwierigkeiten, von einer Aktivität oder einem Zustand in einen anderen überzugehen („autistic inertia“), sowohl bei der Einleitung als auch bei der Beendigung einer Aufgabe oder Handlung. Die Betroffenen beschreiben oft das Gefühl, festzustecken, selbst wenn sie eine Handlung beginnen oder beenden wollen. Sie wird daher von Faulheit oder mangelnder Motivation unterschieden."

... lese ich gerade bei Wikipedia. Lohnt sich doch, da ab und zu noch mal nachzulesen. Davon bin ich auch betroffen, dachte, das fällt unter Prokrastination.

#Autismus #AuDHD #Inertia

Ach, krass...

"Inertia

Einige autistische Menschen haben Schwierigkeiten, von einer Aktivität oder einem Zustand in einen anderen überzugehen („autistic inertia“), sowohl bei der Einleitung als auch bei der Beendigung einer Aufgabe oder Handlung. Die Betroffenen beschreiben oft das Gefühl, festzustecken, selbst wenn sie eine Handlung beginnen oder beenden wollen. Sie wird daher von Faulheit oder mangelnder Motivation unterschieden."

... lese ich gerade bei Wikipedia. Lohnt sich doch, da ab und zu noch mal nachzulesen. Davon bin ich auch betroffen, dachte, das fällt unter Prokrastination.

#Autismus #AuDHD #Inertia

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/may/15/nspcc-sharp-rise-children-blackmailed-over-sexual-images-uk. Jess Phillips resigned as Online Safety Minister because of Labour's failure to act on the issue of blocking children's & young people's sending of explicit #images of themselves via #SMS text messaging ("sexting") or the #internet, @vfrmedia. This was because of Starmer's #inertia & apparent thralldom to Big Tech. See: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/jess-phillips-resignation-letter-keir-starmer-b1282033.html.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/may/15/nspcc-sharp-rise-children-blackmailed-over-sexual-images-uk. Jess Phillips resigned as Online Safety Minister because of Labour's failure to act on the issue of blocking children's & young people's sending of explicit #images of themselves via #SMS text messaging ("sexting") or the #internet, @vfrmedia. This was because of Starmer's #inertia & apparent thralldom to Big Tech. See: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/jess-phillips-resignation-letter-keir-starmer-b1282033.html.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/may/15/nspcc-sharp-rise-children-blackmailed-over-sexual-images-uk. Jess Phillips resigned as Online Safety Minister because of Labour's failure to act on the issue of blocking children's & young people's sending of explicit #images of themselves via #SMS text messaging ("sexting") or the #internet, @vfrmedia. This was because of Starmer's #inertia & apparent thralldom to Big Tech. See: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/jess-phillips-resignation-letter-keir-starmer-b1282033.html.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/may/15/nspcc-sharp-rise-children-blackmailed-over-sexual-images-uk. Jess Phillips resigned as Online Safety Minister because of Labour's failure to act on the issue of blocking children's & young people's sending of explicit #images of themselves via #SMS text messaging ("sexting") or the #internet, @vfrmedia. This was because of Starmer's #inertia & apparent thralldom to Big Tech. See: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/jess-phillips-resignation-letter-keir-starmer-b1282033.html.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/may/15/nspcc-sharp-rise-children-blackmailed-over-sexual-images-uk. Jess Phillips resigned as Online Safety Minister because of Labour's failure to act on the issue of blocking children's & young people's sending of explicit #images of themselves via #SMS text messaging ("sexting") or the #internet, @vfrmedia. This was because of Starmer's #inertia & apparent thralldom to Big Tech. See: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/jess-phillips-resignation-letter-keir-starmer-b1282033.html.