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@fallboss007 said in #9:
> U can say it’s the stupidest thing you can think
Yes
The opposite of brain rot is a state of mental nourishment, clarity, and engagement, achieved through activities like intellectual stimulation, creativity, and learning. Terms like "brain nourishment," "intellectual fertility," or "brain eudaimonia" describe a state of mental growth and well-being, contrasted with the mental decline associated with brain rot.
— Google
Tornairb
Sounds like airbnb
Either long, intellectually stimulating novels, or going outside and touching grass.
@DuMussDieUhrDruecken said in #1:
> . . .
i dunno . . . novels ?
brainrefresher.
school and/or elar (english language arts and reading) teachers that make you analyze every sentence in a book
ºlaughing out loudº X-D
Nescio quid sit, sed bonum esset, et fortasse bene sentiam de illo. Tamen, puto cerebrum-putrefactorem malum esse, et penitus delendum est ex mente nostra, spiritu nostro, et mundo nostro.
Foedus anti-cerebrum-putrefactorem tandem erit victor.
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