My Hypothesis-Goat81

Posted on September 16, 2024 by GOAT81

1.Physical activity and its impact on mental health.

2.exercises reducing anxiety and stress such as running, cycling or Playing Favorite Sports Game

3.I wish to explore if regular physical activity considerably lowers anxiety levels compared to inactive life

4.Regular exercise decreases anxiety and stress by raising endorphin levels, improving mood, and releasing tension physically.

5.Aerobic activity (such as high-intensity interval training) provides several benefits.

6.Instead of just stating that exercise reduces anxiety, I think that high-intensity aerobic exercise may briefly raise stress and anxiety following activity but result in greater long-term reductions than moderate exercise. This introduces a less obvious avenue for research.

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My hypothesis- iloveme5

Posted on September 16, 2024 by iloveme5

Not showing vulnerability to others because we are afraid it will make us look weak, but when we see other people being vulnerable we think they are strong.

  • Maybe there is scientific data behind the why.
  • The brain could be playing a trick on you.
  • Why is it that we can’t be vulnerable to others at times?
  • It dominates one gender more than the other. Men are more likely to not be vulnerable in front of others.
  • Why is it that crying represent vulnerability.
  • The most reactions people get for vulnerability is sympathy but what if a opposite reaction was given such as ridicule or mock.
  • Does it stem from childhood or is are we just born with this trait.
  • There are different types of cries. Why is it that we immediately think of sadness when we see someone crying.

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Elevator instructions- iloveme5

Posted on September 16, 2024 by iloveme5

A non-sentient elevator that knows only what its told and will respond to instructions whether they are logical or not.

  • The elevator responds to all up or down buttons by pressing on the correct floor number button.
  • The elevator starts at the first floor. There it stays waiting patiently for someone to press a open button.
  • I press the button to go up and my desired floor number the elevator button immediately lights up and goes up
  • When I arrived at the fifth floor which is the button I pressed, the elevator stopped and the door opened by itself.
  • The elevator is letting me know that I have arrived at the pressing of the button command. The elevator does not wait its doors shut after 8 seconds. Letting me know I have arrived at the desired floor but does not if I will exit or stay.
  • The elevator door is now closed.
  • I don’t press any buttons and it atomically goes to the first floor. It will remain in the first floor until a button is pressed for otherwise.
  • Now the door opens again when two more people press the button Up to enter the elevator.
  • They press the button that says 5 indicating to the elevator they want to go to the fifth floor.
  • A Down button to the second floor is pressed while it is still on its way to the fifth floor.
  • As it is on its way to the fifth floor it stops at the second floor first. Although that isn’t what was pressed first. The elevators commands button atomically go to which floor is closer.
  • As it proceeds down it ignores all up summons because it is determined to arrive at floor two.
  • After arriving at floor two it then proceeds to finish its first command which was to go to the fifth floor.
  • After the elevator doors have closed and has been to both commanded floors. Its door shut and it return to the first floor.
  • There it awaits in darkness waiting for someone to press its button to move.
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Elevator Instructions – Bruinbird

Posted on September 16, 2024 by Bruinbird

> Define Home Floor: Floor One

> Define Call: Signal from floor to elevator, requesting elevator
> Define Send: Signal received inside elevator for requested destination
> Define Up: Approaching a floor number greater than current floor number
> Define Down: Approaching a Floor number less than current floor number
> Define CD: Current Direction. Approaching a floor greater or less than current floor
> Define Destination: Longest standing, unfulfilled “Call” or “Send” request.
> Define BP: Break Point. 
> Define List: List of requests not yet fulfilled. Organized from furthest end point to closest.
> Define Close: A destination that is close in number to current floor, AND in matching direction of CD
> Define Far: A destination that is far in number to current floor, OR is in opposite direction of CD


> When receive request
> Check if Call or Send
> If Call, check current floor
> Designate current CD as “Up” or “Down”
> Set Destination to floor of origin of the “Call” request
> If Send, Check current floor
> Designate current CD as “Up” or “Down”
> Set Destination to floor designated by “send” request
>Begin Approaching set destination
> WHILE APPROACHING DESTINATION. Check for Call or Send requests regarding floors that are
> if CD is “up”
> Check request, if it is Less than Destination floor, and greater than current floor
> Label request under “BP”
>Else if, put request into “List” and reorganize from furthest end point to closest.
> if CD is “down”
> Check request, if it is greater than Destination floor, and less than current floor
> Label request under “BP”
>Else if, put request into “List” and reorganize from furthest end point to closest.
> If requests are labeled under “BP”, stop at related floors, open doors, and REMOVE request from list and memory.
> When destination achieved. Check current Requests, and requests in “List”
> If any request is in same direction “CD” was considered before arrival, place on priority, and set as new CD
> Else if, Set request from the most “FAR” location to CD. 
>Once new CD is set, wipe previous CD from memory. 
> If request list is empty, and remains empty for 2 minutes. Return to Home Floor.
> Else if, return to top of command list.

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Elevator Instructions: PRblog24

Posted on September 15, 2024 by PRblog24
  • – Remain on floor 1 until the summons button is pressed.
  • – Move to the corresponding floor based on the pressed summons button.
  • – Light up to display the summons button that was pressed.
  • – When you arrive at the floor in which you have been summoned, stop and open the door.
  • – Unless there is activity after fifteen seconds, close the door.
  • – If proceeding up, ignore all down summonses.
  • – If proceeding down, ignore all up summonses.
  • – If motion is detected, close the door when ‘close door’ button has been pressed.
  • – Unless you are moving, open door the when ‘open door’ button has been pressed.
  • – Once you arrive at the floor corresponding to the button that was pressed, wait fifteen seconds before going to the next summons.
  • – Once all requests are finished, proceed to floor one.

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Elevator Instructions—Pineapple448

Posted on September 15, 2024 by pineapple488
  • Recognize each of the floor buttons inside the elevator, numbered 1-5 as corresponding to each one of the 5 floors of the building. Have each button light up when pressed.
  • Recognize the up and down call buttons outside the elevator on each of the 5 floors, knowing from which floor the call is coming from, and knowing whether the passenger who called for the elevator wishes to proceed to a floor above them or a floor below them. Have these buttons light up when pressed as well.
  • When one of the call buttons outside the elevator is pressed, proceed to that floor, stop, and open doors. Leave doors open for ten seconds before closing, unless an object is detected between the doors.
  • If an object is detected between doors, open doors until the object is no longer recognized as being between them.
  • When the close-doors button is selected from inside the elevator, close doors immediately rather than waiting the ten seconds, unless an object is being detected between the doors.
  • When a floor button is selected from inside the elevator, proceed to the selected floor and open doors for ten seconds.
  • If multiple floor buttons are selected inside the elevator, proceed to each destination in order of their proximity.
  • If an upwards call button is pressed while in process of proceeding downwards to a floor in response to a floor button inside the elevator being pressed, ignore the request of the call button until after proceeding to the previously selected floor.
    • However, if a downwards call button is selected while proceeding downwards, stop on the floor on which the call button was pressed before proceeding downwards to the floor of the selected floor button.
  • If a downwards call button is pressed while in process of proceeding upwards to a floor in response to a floor button inside the elevator being pressed, ignore the request of the call button until after proceeding to the previously selected floor.
    • However, if an upwards call button is selected while proceeding upwards, stop on the floor on which the call button was pressed before proceeding upwards to the floor of the selected floor button.
  • Use arrow lights outside the elevator to indicate whether the elevator is moving upwards or downwards.
  • If the emergency stop button is pressed inside the elevator, stop immediately.
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Elevator Instructions—Cheddar21

Posted on September 15, 2024 by cheddar21
  • remain idle at floor 1 until the summons button is pressed.
  • Respond to all Summons Buttons by proceeding to the corresponding floor.
  • When arriving at any floor to which you have been Summoned, stop the elevator and open the door.
  • Following 15 seconds of inactivity on any floor, close the door.
  • If Proceeding up, ignore all Down Summonses.
  • If Proceeding down, ignore all UP Summonses.
  •  light up and display any button when it has been pushed.
  • close door when closed door button is pressed unless motion is detected
  • open door when the open door button is pressed unless currently moving.
  • when the destination button is pressed, proceed to the floor requested.
  • If the summon button is pressed for a passing floor that is requesting the same direction currently moving in, then stop, and repeat the process of opening and closing the doors mentioned previously.
  • Once arrived at the floor the destination button request came from, open the door and wait 15 seconds before responding to the next summons.
  • Once all requests have been completed, wait 30 seconds and proceed back to floor 1.

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Elevator Instructions -Andarnaurram

Posted on September 15, 2024 by Andarnaurram
  • Remain on the first floor until Summoning Buttons, which are the up and down arrows on the outside of the doors, are activated by being pressed
  • Light up the pressed Summoning Button.
  • Head up to the floor that the Summoning Button was pressed and wait 3 seconds before opening the doors
  • Keep doors open for 10 seconds unless the Closed Door button is pressed then close immediately
  • If the door sensor goes off completely open the doors again until there is no motion in between the doors
  • Once a Floor Button is pressed head to said floor
  • If a Summoning Button is pressed while elevator is passing the floor open to allows others to come in
  • If a Floor Button is pressed to go up the floor must be reached before going down vise versa
  • If there are no buttons pressed and no motion detected after 10 seconds head down to the first floor until another Summoning Button is pressed
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My Hypothesis- yardie

Posted on September 15, 2024 by yardie
  1. Diet vs. exercise
  2. Diet vs exercise for obesity.
  3. Diet supposed to exercise is more important when controlling obesity.
  4. The lack of knowledge about diet contributes more to obesity than the lack of exercise in today’s society.
  5. The lack of knowledge about diet contributes more significantly to the obesity epidemic in America than the lack of exercise. While physical activity is an important factor in maintaining a healthy weight, the overwhelming commonness of misinformation on nutrition pushed on us by exploiters who want our money plays a crucial role in the rising rates of obesity.

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My Hypothesis-Taco491

Posted on September 15, 2024 by taco491
  • Children in youth sports
  • Youth sports lead to fame
  • Youth sports children’s goals vs reality
  • The effect of youth sports leads to young athletes having false expectations
  • A youth athlete’s early performances can ultimately lead them to have unrealistic future goals or expectations
  • Children have false beliefs that their childhood sport will automatically make them a professional athlete
  • Recognizing athletic potential at an early age can cause psychological disadvantages

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