Global warming is good, because it will eradicate the humans.

 Global warming will probably help the environment over millenia and ages, because it will kill off the humans more quickly.

Then the rest of nature will begin recovering from human existence earlier.

For example, if humans with very little global warming live for another 10,000 years, we will slowly wear out the Earth and cause much more, slower damage.

If the humans go extinct in the next 100 years due to rapidly rising CO2 levels, this will help other species such as ferns, grasshoppers, and fish to repopulate within maybe 300 years.

The Earth will quickly recover once the humans are all gone, so it is important that we eradicate ourselves via global warming.

In the very short term, global warming harms the world and helps the humans. In the somewhat long-term, global warming harms both the world and the humans considerably. However, in the very very long-term, global warming radically helps every other species, and doesn’t harm or help the humans at all, because we would be extinct anyway.

Make the first bite of every meal the healthiest item on the plate.

 If you have carrots, french fries, and a burger, bite a carrot first. This will make you enjoy the taste of carrots, because the first bites taste best. Hunger is the best sauce, so if the first bite is a carrot it should taste good.

It could also be fruit, or whatever is healthy.

In fact, if your meal has nothing healthy, just put one bites worth of healthy food on the plate and eat that first. Eventually you'll prefer to eat healthy things and seek them out.

I believe one can be psychologically sore without being psychologically in pain

 In the same way one's back can be sore without it really hurting, one can psychologically recover from mental soreness as if one needs to mentally stretch or relax.

How Not To Listen

 Here are ten tips to listen. Reverse them to not listen:

1) Face the speaker – this form of body language shows attentiveness and respect

2) Maintain eye contact to the degree where everyone remains comfortable – this shows interest and places value on speaker

3) Minimize external distractions – stop everything and focus on the speaker and what is being said

4) Minimize internal distractions – clear the mind and bring attention back to the present moment (for tips on how to do this, click here)

5) Respond appropriately – nodding and saying “mmm-hmm” shows alertness and understanding

6) Focus solely on what is being said – this goes back to point #4 – clear thoughts and try not to think about what to say next

7) Keep an open mind – avoid assumptions and zone in on what is actually being said

8) Refrain from interrupting – waiting until the speaker is completely finished allows them to fully express themselves

9) Focus on what matters most – letting the speaker talk it out while listening attentively shows interest and acknowledgement

10) Engage – ask questions to get clarification but again, wait for the speaker to finish before doing so

To NOT listen, reverse it:

1. Face away from the person you don't want to listen to

2. Look away from a sound

3. Distract yourself externally

4. Distract yourself internally

5. Don't respond or else respond inappropriately

6. Don't focus on what is being said, or focus on what is not being said

7. Keep a closed mind

8. Interrupt a lot

9. Don't focus on what matters about a person, or focus on what doesn't matter about them

10. Disengage.

More techniques:

1. Don't show you are listening

2. Judge and be unempathic

3. Talk while the other person is talking

4. Be intentionally not present minded

5. Be self focused