Re:Impact of spending time in nature on long-term well-being...
by Pimpus on Saturday July 07, 2018 @03:56PM
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It's nice that we have studies to confirm this, but I always thought this was common sense. Just the difference in air quality, compared to a city, is worth being in a pristine location -- every breath becomes pure pleasure. As a remote worker I take advantage of my ability to work anywhere in the world and venture with my laptop into nature as often as possible.
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Re:Impact of spending time in nature on long-term well-being...
by yjftsjthsd-h on Saturday July 07, 2018 @11:06PM
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We need studies precisely because common sense is 1. not common, 2. sometimes inaccurate.
Re:Impact of spending time in nature on long-term well-being...
by ianai on Sunday July 08, 2018 @05:38AM
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And common sense is not authoritative. “I need to move somewhere green” is much more credible with a study backing it up.