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    Does anyone have problems with information overwhelming?

    We're living in the information age, so there are tons of information we need to process each day. I have many interests, so the amount of information I crave to process each day makes me disoriented and less focused on the task at hand. While I'm reading a book that refers to a concept or makes me think about another interesting question, I immediately search the question, but the new information leads to more information, and I forget about what's I'm reading the book. That does not include chatting with friends, listening to music, watching TV shows...I don't know whether multitasking is good or not, I want to do everything at the same time because they are very attrative. 

    It would be interesting to know how you deal with information overwhelming.Thanks.

    March 16, 2017
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    It's nothing wrong to start life over if you think it over and are serious. However, please not to do it just because you want to escape reality or something wrong with your current life. From my own experiences, escaping just makes one relieved for a short time, but the problems remain and haunt us so that we can never feel secure and happy. The real solution is to find what is wrong and try to fix it. Family and friends can be big helps, just take it over with them and tell them you need supports. Further, you can look for professional helps from psychiatric or counselor. Believe me, there are a lot of people out there experiencing mental disorders. I also have periods of depression and currently getting helps. 

    Just my opinion based on what I perceive from your question, maybe nothing serious for you. Whether you change your life or not, I wish you the best.

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    March 15, 2017
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    @Nina

    You're right, football teaches us lesson too. Have faith, believe in yourself, and never give up. Visca Barca!

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    March 11, 2017
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    Yes, if you live in America, most other places, it's called football.

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    March 11, 2017
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    I can relate to your experiences. Watching football with friends or family members is definitely better than watching alone. I think not only football, but everything is commercialized these days. Professional football players get paid a lot of money, and this make people angry when looking at the fact that there's still billion of people living in poverty. However, I'm still love the game, especially for the moments like a team scored the last minute goal to win the game. Those ecstatic moments remind me I'm a human being and can share the joy with others.   
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    March 11, 2017
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    Do you think football is the best sport in the world? and why?

    Football brings us joy, sadness. People cannot speak the same language, but I think they can share the emotions football brings. Two days ago I watched Barcelona made a historic comeback against Paris Saint German. I cannot describe those emotions, I screamed as loud as I could and gone crazy. I love football, the beautiful game, because it's not a game, it's a life for me and many other people.

    I would like to read people's experiences with sports, not only football, but any sport that matters to you.

    March 11, 2017
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    I'm originally from Asia too, but America where I'm living people believe in liberal humanism which means focusing on the well being of each individual over the collective. Everyone, regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic, religion..., has a right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. This is not always true regarding to who has power and economic means over other people, but those ideas are the foundations to connect people to form American society. Without those beliefs, I don't see there's a country named "The United States of America".

    Your question is very interesting, thanks for asking.

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    March 10, 2017
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    March 10, 2017
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