Yesterday, I wrote about statistician and poll gatherer Nate Silver’s gut reactions. Honestly, I’m much more interested in other people’s gut reactions.
What are your gut reactions to today’s blog post?
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Here’s what I find when I search for “gut reactions” on YouTube:
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My gut reactions to people like you always include gratitude, so many thanks!
I don’t understand many things, including why statistician Nate Silver from famed website FiveThirtyEight (and I don’t understand why it’s called that) felt the need to share that his “gut” tells him that Trump will win the election even though nobody should trust their gut.
I don’t understand so much about this election and I understand that I am not alone.
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I don’t understand what a “Lemar” is. Oh! I don’t understand why lemur is misspelled in that list.
Here’s what I find when I search for “I don’t understand” on YouTube:
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I don’t understand why I’ve never heard of Eric D’Alessandro before.
Thanks to him, to Thich Nhat Hanh, and to all who are here for this I-don’t-understand post, including YOU!
I don’t know about you, but I definitely need tips to stay sane in the final days of the campaign for the U.S. November election. Here are some words I’ve been using about my mental state (and the mental states of others I’m encountering):
Here’s one top tip on how to stay sane during the final days of the campaign: name what you are feeling and share those feelings with others.
Do you see any tips to stay sane in the final days of the campaign in any of my recent photos?
Self forgiveness is another top tip to stay sane, no matter how many days remain in any campaign.
Here are “Tips on staying sane during election season” from GMA:
Here‘s a song that keeps running through my brain as I try to stay sane:
Do you have any tips to stay sane in the final days of the campaign?
Of course, gratitude helps me stay sane, so thanks to all who help me create these daily posts, including YOU.
