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]]> By: Peter http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2006/07/multitasking-mental-obesity/#comment-582148 Peter Sun, 05 Sep 2010 18:25:31 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=411#comment-582148 Wow, I totally agree. This is an amazing insight and it is only encouraging when I hear it because as I reflect on my personal life, I have seen myself do the very thing this post/article/thing should have called those who read it to do. See whether they have been giving their minds an adequate amount of time each day to process the information that they have been learning/taking in, that is, if they have been. I know for me that I am no where near perfect, but when I look back to when I used to consume my life with video games or partying, I know and can see how beneficial it has been for me to get these out of my life. Yet even with those gone, I still have filled my life with other things, like schoolwork and reading, and this has definitely encouraged me to have some quiet time in my life each day. Thanks guys :) Wow,

I totally agree. This is an amazing insight and it is only encouraging when I hear it because as I reflect on my personal life, I have seen myself do the very thing this post/article/thing should have called those who read it to do.

See whether they have been giving their minds an adequate amount of time each day to process the information that they have been learning/taking in, that is, if they have been.

I know for me that I am no where near perfect, but when I look back to when I used to consume my life with video games or partying, I know and can see how beneficial it has been for me to get these out of my life.

Yet even with those gone, I still have filled my life with other things, like schoolwork and reading, and this has definitely encouraged me to have some quiet time in my life each day.

Thanks guys :)

]]> By: Joey Wertheimer http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2006/07/multitasking-mental-obesity/#comment-538756 Joey Wertheimer Fri, 12 Mar 2010 01:11:58 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=411#comment-538756 Can we multitask? I heard earlier that christians can't multi-task, but is that entierly true? These are the questions i have. Can we multitask? I heard earlier that christians can’t multi-task, but is that entierly true? These are the questions i have.

]]> By: Jaydee Discar http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2006/07/multitasking-mental-obesity/#comment-537963 Jaydee Discar Mon, 08 Mar 2010 11:46:43 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=411#comment-537963 yeah, i have to agree with this. yeah, i have to agree with this.

]]> By: Brenda http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2006/07/multitasking-mental-obesity/#comment-524396 Brenda Fri, 01 Jan 2010 21:09:06 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=411#comment-524396 Many thoughts on this subject: I just read Fahrenheit 451 in class. such a small book, but it is moving on this topic. I am said to say some of my classmates did not read it one time. Shows how teenagers are. I think it depends on what we were raised on. Appearantly I used to ask my mom when I was a little kid why the TV was always black. I am realizing that Facebook is meant to be a tool, not entertain. If we used it as a tool, only using it for a working purpose instead of turning into zombies when we went online, things might be a little better. With teenagers today, I think we are forgetting what internet used to be like, with the dial up tone every time we went online telling us that the internet has a cost, and that the computer and internet were first designed to make things faster and as a connection. Lastly, I work at a Bible camp in central MN for half my summer. I think a lot when I am there. It is a blessing to be in the country, as somebody else has posted -- brings us closer to God and we have less man made distractions. I end up craving that life a month or two into being back at 'home' in the cities, but even with a month and a half in the country, it trains me to live my life in the cities differently and give myself up for real thinking as shown in this. I prize the times I have when I can just sit silently and wait and I end up thinking in those times, or just observing stuff at the Normal human pace. Many thoughts on this subject:
I just read Fahrenheit 451 in class. such a small book, but it is moving on this topic. I am said to say some of my classmates did not read it one time. Shows how teenagers are. I think it depends on what we were raised on. Appearantly I used to ask my mom when I was a little kid why the TV was always black.
I am realizing that Facebook is meant to be a tool, not entertain. If we used it as a tool, only using it for a working purpose instead of turning into zombies when we went online, things might be a little better. With teenagers today, I think we are forgetting what internet used to be like, with the dial up tone every time we went online telling us that the internet has a cost, and that the computer and internet were first designed to make things faster and as a connection.
Lastly, I work at a Bible camp in central MN for half my summer. I think a lot when I am there. It is a blessing to be in the country, as somebody else has posted — brings us closer to God and we have less man made distractions. I end up craving that life a month or two into being back at ‘home’ in the cities, but even with a month and a half in the country, it trains me to live my life in the cities differently and give myself up for real thinking as shown in this. I prize the times I have when I can just sit silently and wait and I end up thinking in those times, or just observing stuff at the Normal human pace.

]]> By: Laura http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2006/07/multitasking-mental-obesity/#comment-515100 Laura Sun, 01 Nov 2009 20:34:23 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=411#comment-515100 Wow! This post is great! If teens just got rid of updating Facebook or texting ALL the time, imagine what they could be doing for Christ! There can be a healthy balance, but most of the time, teens don't know that. They just spend all their time doing the unhealthy stuff! Thanks for writing this eye-opening article! ~Laura Wow! This post is great! If teens just got rid of updating Facebook or texting ALL the time, imagine what they could be doing for Christ! There can be a healthy balance, but most of the time, teens don’t know that. They just spend all their time doing the unhealthy stuff! Thanks for writing this eye-opening article!
~Laura

]]> By: D.W. http://www.therebelution.com/blog/2006/07/multitasking-mental-obesity/#comment-512418 D.W. Fri, 23 Oct 2009 20:49:27 +0000 http://www.therebelution.com/blog/?p=411#comment-512418 I love your every one of your guys' posts. They make me think harder and show me what I should do. The problem is, I try to do something or want to do something that will change my life or spiritual life for the better, but it never happens for this reason or that, but they are actually excuses. Please pray for me to make everything, like devos and hard thinking, a habit so my relationship with Jesus grows stronger. Thank you for this post ~DW I love your every one of your guys’ posts. They make me think harder and show me what I should do. The problem is, I try to do something or want to do something that will change my life or spiritual life for the better, but it never happens for this reason or that, but they are actually excuses. Please pray for me to make everything, like devos and hard thinking, a habit so my relationship with Jesus grows stronger. Thank you for this post
~DW

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