Sounds like a psychologist who wants to make sure you learn what they’ve written and that’s their way of using the very sound framework of desirable difficulties (/s).

That's beautiful! Also cool that she puts the pedal in that mid-range and allows herself to move by half-steps below it. Creates more movement and less of a mediation-association for me than if she had tried to keep the intervals large down there.

Beautiful! In this version she creates more tension than on the album, I think partially through overtones (some of non-diatonic notes) that are enhanced by the reverb, I assume (could also be the delay, or both?). So happy she's with Gondwana - they're such a good fit and a gold mine!

Fingers crossed that the next sequel to the Curve-Debates is gonna make use of Sora.

Des Metzgers Antwort auf Zudeln :D

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn7I... just don't steal 'em!

Let's hope we never see the strawberry-vanilla-flavored vape of psych science!
I'm also rather optimistic, but I think there's a ceiling of thinking about this / acting on it merely as individual choices: The money in the system and its interaction with individuals & institutions.

And, of course, there's an app to check out: www.apps.meta-rep.lmu.de/shiny_umbrel...

Some of the more recent work by Richard Riley communicates quite well on that matter in the context of "classic meta-analysis vs. MLM" (doi.org/10.1002/jrsm...).

Plot twist: the heterogeneity was mostly measurement error! Turns out the heroes of the story were just beating up people who had the flu. Will they retract?!
...all this and other delicious moral dilemmas in "Self-Correction vs. Zombie-Infection".