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Trump says niece Mary was ‘not a family favorite’ after slamming her book as ‘stupid’ and ‘vicious’

Donald Trump has hit out at niece Mary again, this time calling her tell all book about their family ‘stupid and vicious’.

The president told Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace that she was not a ‘family favorite’ and that he and his loved ones ‘didn’t have a lot of respect or like for her’.

His scathing attack comes after the release of Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man in which Mary Trump, a trained psychologist, said the president suffered ‘child abuse’ at the hands of his father’.

Mary Trump says ‘love meant nothing’ to Fred Trump Sr and he only wanted obedience, which the President was forced to give him.

Donald’s mother became ill when he was two years old, leaving him with ‘total dependence on a caregiver (Fred Sr) who also caused him terror,’ Mary writes.

But on Sunday Trump hit back, saying: ‘My father liked to win. My father was a very good man. He was a strong man.’

The president told Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace that she was not a ‘family favorite’ and that he and his loved ones ‘didn’t have a lot of respect or like for her’

Rounding in on Mary, who is the daughter of his eldest brother Fred Trump, who died in 1981 due to complications from alcoholism, he added: ‘I would’ve never said that except she writes a book that’s so stupid and so vicious and it’s a lie.

Admitting that it ‘hurts’ for his family to be ‘attacked’, he said: ‘My father was a great, wonderful man.

‘It hurts me more about attacking my father, not being kind to my mother. I have a mother who was like a saint. She was incredible. She was an incredible woman and she [Mary Trump] was nasty even to my mother.

‘She’s [Mary] a very scarred person. She was not much of a family person.’

After admitting his dad was ‘tough on all the kids’ he said his niece was ‘not a person that I spent very much time with’ adding that he is now ‘glad’ of that fact.

He added: ‘For her to say – I think the word she used was psychopath – what a disgrace. She ought to be ashamed of herself. That book is a lie.’

The president has already called Mary a ‘mess’ and claimed that his parents couldn’t stand her, while also accusing her of breaking the law.

He tweeted Friday evening, calling her ‘a seldom seen niece who knows little about me’, adding she ‘says untruthful things about my wonderful parents (who couldn’t stand her!) and me, and violated her NDA.’

Donald Trump added: ‘She also broke the Law by giving out my tax Returns. She’s a mess!’

On Sunday the president hit back, saying: ‘My father was a very good man.’. The president is pictured with his siblings from left to right: Robert, Elizabeth, Freddy, Donald and Maryanne

Donald Trump, his ex-wife Ivana Trump and parents Mary and Fred Trump pictured in 1987

onald Trump, Fred Trump, Blaine Trump and Robert Trump pictured in an undated handout . After admitting his dad was ‘tough on all the kids’ the presidetn said his niece was ‘not a person that I spent very much time with’ adding that he is now ‘glad’ of that fact

Mary Trump responded to the tweet shortly afterward tweeting ‘5.23 million v. 5.11 million’, a dig at her uncle’s fascination with TV ratings.

The number referred to reported views of Mary interview with MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow on Thursday versus the reported views of the president’s town hall with Fox News’ Sean Hannity in June.

She added the hashtag #seldomseen.

It was revealed Thursday that Mary L. Trump’s scathing memoir about her uncle has sold nearly a million copies from preorders alone.

Publisher Simon & Schuster revealed that the book, named ‘Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man’, sold a company record of 950,000 copies in combined print, digital and audio editions as of its date of sale, earlier this week.

Simon & Schuster were also the publishers of John Bolton’s ‘The Room Where It Happened’, which sold nearly 800,000 copies in its first week when released last month.

Trump and his allies had tried to stop both books from coming out, alleging that Bolton had revealed classified information and that Mary Trump had violated a nondisclosure agreement.

Judges in each case denied requests for injunctions.

The president has already called Mary a ‘mess’ and claimed that his parents couldn’t stand her

In her book, Mary Trump has claimed that she heard her uncle use the n-word and anti-Semitic slurs and that the family engaged in casual bigotry throughout her childhood.

The White House has called Mary’s allegations ‘a book of falsehoods’, adding: ‘The president doesn’t use those words.’

Mary described what her family engaged in as ‘a knee-jerk anti-Semitism, a knee-jerk racism.’

‘Homophobia was never an issue because nobody ever talked about gay people, well, until my grandmother called Elton John’ an anti-gay slur,’ she also told The Washington Post.

In the book, she describes her grandmother Mary calling the choice to have John sing at the funeral of Princess Diana ‘a disgrace’ and said he was a ‘little’ six-letter slur.

She said that led to her decision not to come out to her family.

Mary Trump was secretly engaged to a woman, but had to push back her wedding because her grandfather, Fred Trump Sr., had died.

Trump also discussed coronavirus ‘disappearing’ with Fox host Chris Wallace Sunday

In another explosive section of the book, in which she describes the president as being unfit for office, Mary Trump writes that her uncle paid a friend named Joe Shapiro to take his SATs for him so he could attend the University of Pennsylvania’s famous Wharton School of Business.

Ex-tennis star Pam Shriver, the widow of Trump pal Joe Shapiro from Penn, said last week her husband never met the future president until they were at business school together – so he couldn’t have taken President Trump’s SATS.

Mary also described President Trump’s 2016 campaign as being racist several times in the book.

‘He did tap into a certain bigotry and inchoate rage, which he’s always been good at doing,’ she wrote, pointing to the 1989 New York Times ad the president took out demanding that the Central Park Five – a group of five black suspects who were cleared of assault and rape charges – be executed.

Trump also discussed coronavirus ‘disappearing’ with Fox host Chris Wallace Sunday and was probed on whether he will be a sore loser should Joe Biden win the presidency come November.

The president called into question the presumed Democratic nominee’s mental state and bragged about the results of his own cognitive test.

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Can we hear about your fallout ocs? 👀

Yes, yes you can

-wiggles fingers- these are my lovely ladies

Fair warning for those reading, the Fallout universe can get EXTREMELY dark. A handful of my ocs experience very intense things involving heavy drug use and sexual assault (though I won't be going extreme detail on either), so please bear that in mind before reading on.

TW for mentions of drug use, rape, forced prostitution

Millie Dubrovhsky - Fallout 1

The og vault dweller! Millie was a teacher in Vault 13, married with a little girl of her own. She's incredibly naïve and woefully optimistic, choosing to blot out any negativity or danger that crosses her path rather than face it head on (this does not last).

She also has the bloody mess perk. If you know, you know.

Ruthie - Fallout 2

Millie's grandbaby. She's big and buff and powerful, but also not very bright. Most everyone thinks her mother came up with the Chosen One prophecy to hide the fact that she had a fling with some wandering vagrant that visited the tribe.

Ruthie's hard and reckless, but she tries her best

Annie Soo - Fallout 3

My lone wanderer, and the one who's arguably been around the longest! She's a brat and a prodigy and a daddy's girl who falls in love with every boy she meets. After her girlfriend breaks up with her and she loses her home, she decides to let loose in the worst ways possible (lots of sex and hard drugs like jet)

There are zero consequences to her actions (turns out there were many consequences to her actions)

Charter - Fallout New Vegas

My courier six. Real name is Sofia Rivera. She moved from her hometown of Arroyo in order to become a famous singer in New Reno, but was trafficked into prostitution by her "manager." After being arrested by NCR on drug charges, she escapes their women's correctional facility and returns to Reno in order to slaughter the men who put her there.

After fleeing Reno, she finds a dead mojave express courier on the side of the road. Decides to take his name and his job. Anyone who questions this has a habit of winding up dead the next day.

Maryann Wallace - Fallout 4

My sole survivor. She's a hardened perfectionist and an absolutely ruthless lawyer who rarely ever loses a case. It's evident that she cares more about winning than upholding the law when she helps a man who very clearly murdered his wife and brother and got off with a light sentence (and then she marries said man).

She's the definition of a cold-hearted bitch, even in the wasteland.

Roelyn Foster - Fallout 4

Originally my courier six before she got shelved for Charter, now she's just a side character I keep for 4. A really kind and down-to-earth gal with a mysterious past. She showed up on Piper's doorstep one day and now she just sort of lives there, babysitting Nat whenever the journalist is away from home.

anyways thank u for asking about my girls, I love them all very much

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Spłyceni

Jedna z najciekawszych książek, które czytałem w zeszłym roku – „The Shallows. What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains” Nicholasa Carra – stara się przekonać, że pod wpływem internetu dzieją się z naszymi umysłami przykre rzeczy. Mnie przekonała.

Narzędzia

Choć człowiek nie jest jedynym gatunkiem, który wytwarza i używa narzędzi, to niewątpliwie wynieśliśmy tę umiejętność na bezprecedensowy w ewolucyjnej historii poziom. Począwszy od pierwszych narzędzi tworzonych z kamienia, aż do współczesnych komputerów, ludzka inwencja znajduje coraz to nowe sposoby na robienie różnych rzeczy mniejszym wysiłkiem lub bardziej wydajnie. Narzędzia nie tylko zmieniają to w jaki sposób robimy pewne rzeczy. One zmieniają nas.

W istocie nie tylko nas. W 2007 roku grupa włoskich uczonych opublikowała wyniki badań nad aktywnością neuronów kory ruchowej u małp, które nauczono posługiwać się dwoma rodzajami szczypiec. Analiza wykazała nie tylko jak ruchy rąk tych małp mapują się w różnych obszarach kory ruchowej, ale też, że po nauczeniu się korzystania z narzędzia można w ten sam sposób zidentyfikować obszary odpowiedzialne za ruch szczypcami. Układ nerwowy małp adaptuje się do używanych narzędzi w taki sposób, że czyni je częścią neuronalnych map kory ruchowej.

Innymi słowy mózg małpy uznaje narzędzie za część jej ciała. Właściwość mózgu pozwalająca na rearanżację nerwowych połączeń zwana jest neuroplastycznością. Neuroplastyczność ludzkiego mózgu jest większa niż jakiegokolwiek innego znanego nam gatunku. To dzięki niej potrafimy się tak dobrze adaptować do środowiska na poziomie zachowań, bez czekania aż w naszych genach i ciałach zajdą stosowne zmiany ewolucyjne.

To z kolei sprawia, że ludzkie mózgi ulegają silnym przekształceniom w wyniku interakcji z narzędziami, których używamy. Carr zwraca w swojej książce uwagę, że nie zawsze jest to z korzyścią dla użytkowników tych narzędzi.

Tekst

Przykładem takiego narzędzia jest pismo. Wynalazek ten nie tylko umożliwił utrwalanie myśli, ale głęboko odmienił to, w jaki sposób ludzkie mózgi myśli produkują.

Oczywiście nie od razu. Z początku pismo było techniką trudną do opanowania i dostępną dla wybranych, co wynikało zarówno z ograniczonej do nielicznych grup społecznych edukacji, jak i limitów ściśle technicznych – takie formy utrwalania pisma jak gliniane tabliczki, papirusy czy pergamin były albo niezbyt praktyczne, albo drogie w produkcji.

Techniczne limitacje dotyczyły nie tylko nośników, na których zapisywano słowa, ale samych metod zapisu. Większość książek przez setki lat pełniło funkcję nośnika zapisanej mowy. Skrybowie notowali za pomocą scriptio continua - formy pisma pozbawionej spacji, znaków diakrytycznych i interpunkcji – słowo mówione, tak, jak im je dyktowano. Taki sposób zapisu ograbiał autorów słowa pisanego, a właściwie dyktowanego, z możliwości wykorzystania aktu i technologii pisania jako rusztowania, na którym wznoszone są coraz bardziej wyrafinowane konstrukty myśli. Temu wszak służą wszelkie zabiegi edycyjne, które korzystają z tego, że eksternalizacja myśli w postaci zapisu na papierze ułatwia, a de facto umożliwia, jej krytyczną analizę i udoskonalenia w toku pisania. W efekcie teksty dyktowane skrybom i zapisywane scriptio continua, w porównaniu do współczesnych, zawierały więcej powtórzeń i były mniej uporządkowane.

Także czytanie było o wiele trudniejsze. Scriptio continua, zapisana mowa, pozbawiona interpunkcji, wielkich liter czy spacji, musiała być dekodowana w mentalnie kosztownym procesie w trakcie samego aktu odczytywania. Dlatego często czytający zajmował się tylko tym – jako lektor – a nie próbą zrozumienia, co właściwie czyta.

Także słuchający odczytań książek byli bardziej ograniczeni w odbiorze, niż ci, którzy czytają samemu. Słuchanie, w przeciwieństwie do czytania, nie było prywatnym aktem zapoznawania się z treścią, robionym w skupieniu, wedle własnych potrzeb i możliwości. Częściej miało charakter uczestnictwa w publicznym performansie, w którym wiele osób chłonęło tę samą treść czytaną przez jednego lektora. To oczywiście dodatkowo upośledzało odbiór czytanych treści.

Tak czy siak potrzeba jest matką wynalazku. Odczytywanie scriptio continua stanowiło takie wyzwanie, że począwszy od siódmego i ósmego stulecia naszej ery w pisanym tekście zaczęły się pojawiać spacje. Za tym podążyły inne zmiany w technikach zapisu, które uformowały konwencje interpunkcji i składni jakie znamy współcześnie. Raz zapoczątkowany, proces ten w zaledwie kilkaset lat unicestwił scriptio continua, jednocześnie czyniąc słowo pisane znacznie wygodniejszym narzędziem do utrwalania myśli, jak i późniejszego ich odczytywania.

Zastąpienie kosztownego papirusu i pergaminu papierem znacząco obniżyło koszt i doprowadziło do dalszego rozprzestrzenienia się sztuki czytania i pisania. Dało autorom możliwość pisania i szybkiej edycji tekstów - nie żal skreślać tekstów na tanim papierze, próbować wielu wersji tego, co chce się ostatecznie napisać. Pisanie na papierze miało też, jak zauważa Carr, bardziej subtelny wpływ na pisarzy. Póki było czynnością publiczną – dyktowania skrybie piszącemu na pergaminie – prowadziło do autocenzury. Pisarze piszący w prywatności swoich gabinetów zawiązywali bardziej intymną relację z pisanym tekstem, pozwalali sobie na większą swobodę wyrażania poglądów i flirt z bardziej transgresywnymi ideami.

Papier był tez wstępem do mechanizacji pisania, czyli wynalezienia druku. To z kolei sprawiło, że doszło do wykładniczego przyrostu liczby pisanych i publikowanych tekstów. Książki przestały być niszowym medium zamkniętym w murach klasztorów i bibliotek – stały się masowym nośnikiem memów, które poczęły transformować społeczeństwa.

Wraz z upowszechnieniem się medium rozpowszechniły się zmiany behawioralne, które ułatwiały korzystanie z tegoż medium. To właśnie te zmiany stanowią według Carra klucz do zrozumienia unikalnej roli książek.

Co jest najbardziej uderzającą cechą człowieka czytającego książkę? Mamy do czynienia ze zwierzęciem, które na wiele godzin przestaje zwracać uwagę na strumień rozpraszających sygnałów, zamiast tego skupia się na względnie niezmiennym obiekcie i żywi się znaczeniem dekodowanym z czytanych znaków.

By użyć odrobinę wyświechtanego pojęcia – takie zachowanie jest zupełnie nienaturalne. Mózgi ludzi, tak jak innych zwierząt, mają naturalną tendencję do szukania stymulacji sensorycznej. Owo wrodzone pragnienie ma dobre uzasadnienie ewolucyjne – odbierane zmysłami sygnały o zmianach w otoczeniu są zwykle istotnymi sygnałami, w przeciwieństwie do informacji o niezmiennym tle.

Jednak by czytać długie teksty, trzeba wprowadzić się w stan skupienia, niemal transu. Zjawisko to ma charakter swoistej medytacji. Współczesne technologie obrazowania ukazują, że mózg człowieka oddającego się głębokiemu czytaniu wykazuje nader odmienną od typowej aktywność.

Tak więc rozwój druku i upowszechnienie czytelnictwa sprawił, że popularny stał się tryb odbioru informacji, który wymagał głębokich przekształceń w funkcjonowaniu ludzkiego mózgu. Swój wywód o oddziaływaniu książek, mocno osadzony w badaniach nad kulturą, historią i neuroplastycznością, Carr podsumowuje następująco (tłumaczenie moje):

Nie będzie przesadą stwierdzenie, że pisanie i czytanie książek poszerzyło i uczyniło bardziej subtelnymi ludzkie doświadczenie życia i natury. Eisenstein pisał „Niezwykła wirtuozeria literatów zdolnych przenosić odczucia smaku, dotyku, zapachu i dźwięku w samych tylko słowach wymagała zwiększonej świadomości i bliższej obserwacji sensorycznego doświadczenia, które następnie przekazywano czytelnikowi”. Jak malarze i kompozytorzy, pisarze potrafili „odmienić odczuwanie” w sposób, który „raczej wzbogacał niż wygaszał zmysłowe odpowiedzi na zewnętrzne bodźce, rozszerzał niż zawężał współodczuwanie ze zróżnicowanymi ludzkimi doświadczeniami”. Słowa w książkach nie tylko wzmagały zdolność ludzi do abstrakcyjnego myślenia, one wzbogacały ludzkie doświadczenie fizycznego świata, świata poza książką.

Jedną z najważniejszych lekcji wynikłych z badań nad neuroplastycznością jest, że zdolności mentalne, neuronalne obwody rozwijane w jednym celu, mogą być także użyte do realizacji innych zadań. Gdy nasi przodkowie nasycili swe umysły dyscypliną niezbędną by podążać przez kolejne stronice za argumentacją lub narracją, nabrali większych zdolności do kontemplacji, refleksji i wyobraźni. Maryanne Wolf stwierdziła „Nowe myśli łatwiej przychodziły mózgom, które nauczył się zmieniać swoją konfigurację w celu czytania” dodając, że „coraz bardziej wyrafinowane intelektualne umiejętności wzmacniane przez czytanie i pisanie wzbogaciły nasz intelektualny repertuar”. Cisza głębokiego czytania, jak rozumiał to [Wallace] Stevens, stała się „częścią umysłu”.

Książki nie były jedynym powodem przekształceń ludzkiej świadomości do jakich doszło po wynalezieniu prasy drukarskiej, wiele innych technologii i trendów socjologicznych i demograficznych odegrało w tym swoją ważną rolę, ale to książki leżały w centrum zmian. Wraz z tym jak książka stawała się głównym środkiem wymiany wiedzy i wglądów, związana z tym etyka intelektualna stała się fundamentem naszej kultury. Książka uczyniła możliwą zniuansowaną samo-wiedzę, którą znajdujemy w Preludium Wordswortha, czy esejach Emersona, jak i równie subtelne zrozumienie społecznych i osobistych relacji w powieściach Austen, Flauberta czy Henry’ego Jamesa. Nawet wielkie dwudziestowieczne eksperymenty nielinearnej narracji Jamesa Joyce’a i Williama Burroughsa byłyby nie do pomyślenia, gdyby autorzy nie zakładali istnienia cierpliwego i uważnego czytelnika. Po transkrypcji na karty książki, strumień świadomości staje się literackim i linearnym.

Etyka literacka nie uzewnętrzniała się tylko w tym, co normalnie traktowane jest jak literatura. Stałą się też etyką historyka, przenikając prace takie jak Schyłek i upadek Imperium Rzymskiego Gibbona. Stała się etyką filozofa, wpływając na idee Kartezjusza, Locke’a, Kanta czy Nietzschego. Oraz, co najważniejsze, stała się etyką uczonego. Można posunąć się do stwierdzenia, że najbardziej wpływowym dziełem literackim XIX stulecia było Darwina O pochodzeniu gatunków. W dwudziestym stuleciu etyka literacka przenikała przez książki tak różne jak Einsteina Teorię względności; Keynesa Ogólną teorię zatrudnienia, procentu i pieniądza; Thomasa Kuhna Strukturę rewolucji naukowych; czy Cichą wiosnę Rachel Carson. Żadne z tych istotnych osiągnięć intelektualnych nie byłoby możliwe bez zmian jakie zaszły w czytaniu i pisaniu – oraz postrzeganiu i myśleniu – wywołanych technologią wydajnej reprodukcji długich form pisanych w druku.

Zagubieni w ogrodzie o rozwidlających się ścieżkach

Choć znaczna część książki Carra poświęcona jest wyjaśnieniom korzyści, jakie ludzkiej umysłowości przyniosło słowo pisane, tak naprawdę poświęcona jest nie narodzinom, a upadkowi kultury głębokiego czytania. Zarodkiem tego upadku był kolejny wynalazek, czyli automatyzacja przetwarzania symboli. Nazywając rzeczy bardziej wprost, chodzi o wynalezienie komputera, jak i późniejsze połączenie komputerów i zawartych w nich danych i aplikacji w światową sieć internetu.

Nie mam zamiaru powtarzać argumentacji Carra, ostatecznie wolałbym by ta notka działała jak zachęta do przeczytania jego książki, nie streszczenie, ale jednak chciałbym wspomnieć o kilku kluczowych myślach.

Carr nie jest luddystą. Nie bawi się w tanie dramatyzowanie, że komputery zabiją nasze myślenie. Jako doskonały kontrprzykłady dla tak prostackiego patrzenia na sprawy przytacza przykład kalkulatorów, które automatyzują operacje arytmetyczne i zdejmują z nas brzemię wykonywania skomplikowanych, lub tylko uciążliwych powtarzalnością obliczeń. Gdy kalkulatory stały się tanie i zminiaturyzowane na tyle, by trafić do szkolnych sal, pojawił się lęk, że upośledzą naukę matematyki, zdejmując z uczniów konieczność nieustannego praktykowania arytmetyki.

Lęki te okazały się bezzasadne. Praktykowanie kalkulacji nie wspomaga rozumienia abstrakcyjnych matematycznych konceptów. Na tyle na ile kalkulacje grają rolę w procesie dydaktycznym nauczania bardziej zaawansowanych koncepcji matematycznych, kalkulatory w nim pomagają, gdyż, jak wykazują badania, odciążają nader ograniczoną pamięć operacyjną ludzkiego mózgu, pozwalając poświęcić jej zasoby na radzenie sobie z właściwymi problemami, przed którymi stoi ktoś próbujący opanować matematyczne zagadnienia.

Zwróciwszy uwagę na realne korzyści wynikłe z masowego wdrożenia komputerów, Carr przechodzi do omówienia przykładów negatywnego wpływu użytkowania tych maszyn na zdolności poznawcze. Przede wszystkim upowszechnienie hipertekstu, czyli technologii wiązania odrębnych dokumentów tekstowych za pomocą osadzonych w nich hiperłączy, znacząco utrudniło koncentrację niezbędną do rozumienia długich tekstów pisanych, tym samym podważając fundament głębokiego czytania. Powoli zaczynamy rozumieć mechanizmy tego wpływu.

Jeśli przy czytaniu książki, czy nawet krótszego, ale nadal relatywnie długiego tekstu, głównym wyzwaniem jest utrzymanie koncentracji niezbędnej do śledzenia zawartej w tekście myśli, to hipertekst, dając co prawda iluzję głębszych, naturalniejszych powiązań między dokumentami i zawartymi weń ideami i treściami, zamienia ich czytanie w udrękę nieustannego podejmowania decyzji.

Gdy czytasz coś w internecie nie tylko – tak jak przy czytaniu tekstu na papierze – zużywasz siły mentalne na rozumienie tekstu, co chwila natykasz się na hiperłącza zmuszające twój mózg do natychmiastowego przestawienia się z trybu rozumienia informacji w tryb aktywnego decydowania. Decyzja sprowadza się do wyboru: czy kontynuować śledzenie aktualnie czytanego tekstu i zawartych w nim myśli, czy raczej przerwać je i sprawdzić jakie dodatkowe informacje kryją się w miejscu, do którego prowadzi hiperłącze?

Badania wykazują, że ludzie zwykle przerywają czytanie tekstu i podążają za hiperłączami. Co więcej, nawet jeśli robią to zakładając, że wrócą potem do oryginalnego tekstu, zwykle jedno kliknięcie prowadzi do kolejnego – cały internet jest siecią o praktycznie nieskończonej głębokości, przynajmniej z punktu widzenia tak mentalnie ograniczonej istoty jak człowiek.

Badania wskazują też, że ludzie, którzy spędzają czas na fragmentarycznym czytaniu kolejnych tekstów połączonych w łańcuszki linkami zapamiętują z tych tekstów bardzo niewiele. Nie muszę chyba dodawać, że taki sposób czytania jest skutkuje znacznie niższym odsetkiem zapamiętanej i zrozumianej informacji.

Hipertekst miał ułatwić ludzkim mózgom łatwiejsze wrośnięcie w sieć naturalnych powiązań między dokumentami i zawartymi w nich treściami. Jeśli jednak umysły czytelników książek są jak potężne drzewa, stabilnie wrośnięte w tkankę ich (lokalnego) intelektualnego otoczenia, umysły czytelników zawartego w internecie hipertekstu są bardziej jak pleśń. Ich mikroskopijne włókna zdają się docierać w najdalsze zakamarki, ale są tylko rachityczną siecią rozpiętą między izolowanymi faktami.

Pozbawione są głębszego rozumienia, jakie wynika ze starannej, nierozproszonej lektury.

Pamięć

Ale sprawy mają się nawet gorzej. Pamiętacie historię małp z początku tej notki, których mózgi zmapowały używane narzędzia na korze ruchowej, tak, że traktowały te narzędzia jak część ciała? Oczywiście mózgi ludzkie robią to samo, tylko bardziej. Jedną z rzeczy, która została w ten sposób zmapowana jest zewnętrzna, w praktyce nieograniczona pamięć. Carr poświęca sporo miejsca wyjaśnieniu w jaki sposób eksternalizacja pamięci wiążę się nie tylko z tym, że ludzie przestają sobie zawracać głowę zapamiętywaniem pewnych rzeczy, ale przede wszystkim z tym, że zaczynają gorzej rozumieć otaczający świat. Poniżej przedstawię mocną parafrazę jego główne argumentu.

Na pierwszy rzut oka może się wydawać, że zastępowanie własnej pamięci zewnętrzną pamięcią komputerową, zawsze dostępną w postaci internetu, nie powinno być problemem. Czyż wykorzystanie komputerów do rejestrowania faktów nie jest podobne do wykorzystywania kalkulatorów do obliczeń?

W skrócie – nie. Wyobraźmy sobie, że nie tylko pozwalamy uczniom korzystać z kalkulatorów, by wykonywać męczące obliczenia w późniejszych etapach edukacji, lecz także na samym początku matematycznej edukacji, gdy uczymy dzieci dodawać, odejmować, mnożyć i dzielić, zamiast tego pouczamy ich, że muszą wcisnąć takie a takie przyciski kalkulatora, a to co kalkulator wypuści, jest wynikiem działania. Innymi słowy, zamiast lekcji arytmetyki zafundowalibyśmy im instrukcję obsługi kalkulatora, a takie idee jak dodawania powiązalibyśmy w ich mózgach nie z pewnymi abstrakcyjnymi koncepcjami, ale pozbawionymi głębszego znaczenia operacjami wykonywanymi na maszynie.

Coś takiego nie byłoby odciążeniem pamięć operacyjną mózgu, tylko opróżnieniem tego narządu z jakiegokolwiek rzeczywistego rozumienia podstaw matematyki. Byłoby też pozbawieniem fundamentu niezbędnego do zrozumienia innych, bardziej złożonych konceptów matematycznych. Człowiek, który nigdy nie nauczył się dodawać czy dzielić, a zamiast tego wykorzystuje w tym celu maszynę, musiałby też użyć maszyny do rozwiązania najprostszego równania.

Cóż, dokładnie taka eksternalizacja – nie tylko faktów, ale też ich rozumienia – dokonuje się na masową skalę przez korzystanie z internetu jako zasobu praktycznie nieskończonej zewnętrznej pamięci. Internet to gigantyczny zbiór hipermediów, połączonych niebywale skomplikowaną siecią hiperłączy, oraz zindeksowany przez niezwykle wydajne silniki wyszukiwania.

Jeśli interesuje cię jakiś fakt, jego znalezienie przy pomocy Google zajmuje tylko chwilę. Wiesz, że w książce X napisano o Y? Nic trudnego, Google Books zaprowadzi cię do konkretnego paragrafu w kilka sekund, bez konieczności przewrócenia choćby jednej strony. I bez konieczności zrozumienia jakiegokolwiek kontekstu.

Na najbardziej fundamentalnym poziomie zgubny skutek wykorzystywania sieci jako zewnętrznej pamięci wynika z fundamentalnych różnic między tym jak zapamiętuje mózg, a jak zapamiętuje komputer.

Komputer każde dane traktuje jak pasywne porcje informacji, ciągi zer i jedynek bez realnego znaczenia (ile semantyki zawarte jest w komputerach to w ogóle odrębna kwestia, ale na potrzeby niniejszego wywodu możemy bezpiecznie przyjąć, że na chwilę obecną jest jej tak mało, że w zasadzie wcale jej nie ma). Mózg tymczasem jest odmieniony przez każdy zapamiętany fakt, każdą zrozumianą ideę.

Rozpatrzmy to na jakimś przykładzie (to mój przykład, nie Carra, ale dobrze ilustruje jego tezy). Gdy czytałem Samolubny gen Dawkinsa, to miałem okazję poznać wiele nowych faktów. Książka roi się od historycznych relacji z różnych naukowych dociekań, na przykład badań nad teorią gier. Dostarcza licznych przykładów dla adaptacji i ich mechanizmów, które zostały zgromadzone przez etologów.

Większości tych faktów nie zapamiętałem. Oczywiście posiadanie cyfrowej kopii Genu na komputerze pozwala mi bardzo szybko odszukać te przykłady – gdybym tego potrzebował. Ale tak naprawdę nie potrzebuję, bo nie czytałem tej książki po to, by sobie zgromadzić trochę faktów w głowie.

Fakty w książce Dawkinsa były tylko ilustracjami dla argumentów i idei. To te argumenty i idee, stojący za nimi pewien specyficzny ogląd świata, stanowi właściwą treść książki, to, co powinno zostać w moim umyśle po lekturze.

Mój własny ogląd świata i rozumienie wielu jego aspektów uległo przemianie gdy przeczytałem Samolubny gen. Nie było to prostym dodaniem nowych danych, nowych faktów, nowych plików, do jakiegoś pasywnego zbioru, a rekonfiguracją całości mojego sposobu myślenia, która zmodyfikowała moje rozumienie także i rzeczy, które już wcześniej wiedziałem.

I nie jest to metafora: każde nowe wspomnienie rekonfiguruje neuronalne połączenia w mózgu, tym samym zmieniając tę wiedzę, która już tam istnieje, przy czym wydaje się, że wspomnienia są przechowywane nielokalnie, a więc rekonfiguracja musi dotyczyć dużych obszarów mózgu.

Gdybym zapoznał się z książką fragmentarycznie, ekstrahując jakiś konkretny fakt, lub pobieżnie śledząc jakiś konkretny argument, może nawet używając go w jakiejś syntezie poglądów naprędce składanych z tak wyciąganych z sieci fragmentów, to ogólny wpływ tej książki na moje rozumienie świata byłby bliski zeru.

Samolubny gen nie był oczywiście jedyną książką, o której śmiało mogę powiedzieć, że mnie zmieniła. Gdy patrzę we własną przeszłość, jestem w stanie, po tytułach kluczowych książek, zidentyfikować cezury, po których całe moje myślenie przestawiało się na trochę inne tory. Ale było to możliwe, ponieważ czytałem je w tym szczególnym stanie umysłu, w trakcie głębokiego czytania, w wielkim skupieniu, starannie podążając za wywodem autora.

Tymczasem gdy eksternalizujemy swoją pamięć, to zastępujemy głębokie asocjacje między naszymi doświadczeniami, istotne rekonfiguracje naszego ja, czymś znacznie prostszym – trywialną wiedzą gdzie należy kliknąć, by wyświetlił się nam przed oczami katalog niepowiązanych faktów bez znaczenia, zapisanych w stabilnych i niezmiennych strukturach komputerowych danych, leżących na jakichś zdalnych serwerach.

Wiemy jak znaleźć informację o wszystkim, ale jednocześnie tak naprawdę nie wiemy, a w każdym razie nie rozumiemy, praktycznie niczego.

Hipertekst

Ci, którzy śledzą mój blog zauważyli może, że od pewnego czasu na końcu notki pojawia się sekcja hipertekst. Jednocześnie znacząco ograniczyłem użycie hiperłączy w innych częściach moich wpisów. Po przeczytaniu tej notki wiecie już dlaczego tak robię. Teksty, które nie są nasycone hiperłączami, są nie tylko przyjemniejsze i łatwiejsze w czytaniu, są też trudniejsze w pisaniu.

Pisanie w internecie zachęca do specyficznego sposobu przekazywania treści. Gdy tylko natykam się na jakiś złożoną ideę, zawsze pojawia się pokusa, by znaleźć w sieci jakieś w miarę dobre przedstawienie owej idei, a następnie doń zalinkować, oszczędzając sobie trudu. I łudząc się, że ktoś naprawdę pójdzie za linkiem, przyswoi to co jest tam zawarte, a następnie wróci do mojego tekstu, by będąc ubogaconym wskazaną przeze mnie wiedzą, kontynuować przyswajanie tego, co ja mam do przekazania.

The Shallows jest książką, która dość skutecznie odziera ze złudzeń, że coś takiego ma w praktyce miejsce. To z kolei sprawia, że pisanie notek staje się trudniejsze. Muszę znaleźć sposób by albo umiejętnie wpleść cytat, albo umiejętnie omówić idee, do których normalnie bym tylko się odwołał jednym słowem, linkującym do innego tekstu. Hipertekst jest rakiem słowa pisanego, przynajmniej tego, które próbuje przekazać jakąkolwiek głębszą myśl. Postanowiłem spróbować wyciąć tego raka.

To wyjaśniwszy, chciałbym polecić kilka linków prowadzących do rzeczy wartych waszej uwagi.

Jeśli nie od razu czujecie się gotowi sięgać po książkę Carra, możecie sięgnąć po jego artykuł z The Atlantic, który był zarodkiem The Shallows. O mapowaniu narzędzi w korze ruchowej małp możecie przeczytać tutaj. Jeśli zaś chodzi o kalkulatory i wpływ ich użycia na naukę matematyki, to już w latach 80 zeszłego wieku opublikowano metaanalizę badań na ten temat.

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May 29, 2019: Obituaries

Evelyn Overman, 90

Evelyn Call "Mama Ene" Overman, age 90, of North Wilkesboro, passed away Thursday, May 23, 2019 at Wilkes Senior Village. Evelyn was born December 25, 1928 in Wilkes County to Bransom and Lois Brooks Call. Mrs. Overman was a member of Fishing Creek Arbor Baptist Church. She enjoyed flower gardening; socializing and watching Family Feud. Evelyn returned to Wilkes in 1993 after living in Greensboro most of her adult life. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Herman Overman; son, Gary Overman; sister, Annie Sue Smithey; and brothers, B.A. and Bobby Call.

Surviving are her son, James Randy Call and spouse Vickie of North Wilkesboro; daughter, Lois Call Sumner and spouse Ricky Sr. of Pleasant Garden; grandchildren, Samantha Call and spouse Keith, Patricia Johnson and spouse Chris, Kayla Overman, Erica Johnson and spouse Ross, Ryan Call and spouse Lauren, Kelsey Call, Ricky Sumner, Jr., and Justin Sumner; ten great grandchildren.

Funeral service was May 27, at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. Joel Riley officiating.

Graveside service was at Lakeview Cemetery in Greensboro.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

Kenneth Wyatt, 63

Kenneth Lyn Wyatt, age 63, of North Wilkesboro, passed away Thursday, May 23, 2019 at SECU Hospice Home in Yadkinville. He was born April 20, 1956 in Wilkes County to Leonard and Ennis Brown Wyatt. Kenneth attended Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Wilkesboro and participated in the Good News Club at Millers Creek Elementary School. He was preceded in death by his parents.

Surviving are his sons, David Wyatt and spouse LaRaye, Christopher Wyatt all of North Wilkesboro, Jarad Wyatt and fiancée Amanda Buell of Indianapolis, Indiana; daughter, Jessica Cockerham of North Wilkesboro; brother, Bobby Wyatt of North Wilkesboro; sisters, Brenda Mayberry and spouse Calvin of Harmony, Debbie Church and spouse Ronnie of Millers Creek; grandchildren, Taylor McCarty, Staley Wyatt, Jayla Fisher, Joslynne Fisher, JamieIowa Fisher, Walker Wyatt, Gabriel Wyatt, Owen Wyatt, Colby Brown, Cassie Brown, Chloe Brown and Cami Brown.

Memorial service will be 2:00 p.m., June 1, at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. Brady Hayworth officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the SECU Hospice Home, 945 North Lee Avenue, Yadkinville, NC. 27055.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

Billy Anderson 90

Mr. Billy Anderson age 90 of Stoneville, passed away Tuesday May 21, 2019 at Jacob Creek Nursing Home in Stoneville.

A private graveside service will be held.

Mr. Anderson was born May 27, 1929 in Wilkes County to Lonnie and Fannie Johnson Anderson. He worked as a lumber grader in the sawmill business most of his life.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two sisters; Mable and Ruby Anderson and three brothers; Jim, Arvin and John Anderson.

He is survived by a daughter; Betty Dunlap of Stoneville, two sons; David Lee Anderson of Stoneville and Joseph Michael Anderson, Sr. of Pinnacle, eight grandchildren; Billy Ore, Erin Anderson, Emily Anderson, Joseph Michael Anderson, Jr., Lisa Marie Anderson, Crystal Dawn Anderson, Brady Zane Anderson and Nikki Ore, six great grandchildren; Isaiah Gaddy, Jeremiah Ore, Austin Voorhees, Jaden Shore, Blake Anderson and Clay Anderson.

Warren Whiteside, 61

Warren Whiteside, 61 Warren "Russell" Whiteside, age 61, of North Wilkesboro, passed away Tuesday, May 21, 2019 at his home. He was born February 15, 1958 in Prince George County, Maryland to Eldon Parr and Anna Wiley Whiteside. Russell loved his grandchildren and enjoyed fishing especially at Top Sail Beach. He was preceded in death by his parents; and a sister, Kay Whiteside.

Surviving are his daughters, MaryAnne Bell and spouse Barry of Millers Creek, Cherish Jarvis of Wilkesboro, Allison Blackburn and spouse Kenny of Lewisville; son, Jeremy Jarvis and spouse Lori of Bentonville, Arkansas; brother, Ken Whiteside and spouse Judy of Frederick, Maryland; sister, Ellyn Whiteside of Lanham, Maryland; grandchildren, Ayden Grayum, Connor Grayum, Casen Bell and Madison Parsons; special friend, Teresa Russell of Moravian Falls.

Service will be private.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

Bryce Taylor, 88

On May 20th, 2019, Bryce Kermit Taylor (88) passed from his earthly home and was received by the Good Lord. He was a member of Hilltop Baptist Church. Bryce was born September 1, 1930 in Wilkes County to Wiley and Lousana Taylor. He was preceded in death by his parents; an infant sister, Annie; his brother, Claude; the wife and mother of his four daughters, Mary Alice Taylor; and his first born daughter, Sandra Elizabeth Taylor Ayers.

Bryce was a true self-made man, as he alongside his wife Mary owned and operated Taylor's Grocery and Service in McGrady for over 30 years. Their store served as the communities gathering place with a regular crowd gathering there several times a week. He played an integral part of the establishment of the McGrady Fire Department and faithfully served in the fire department for 25 years. As a young man Bryce served in the Navy as a steward to the Chaplain for a year and half. After the service, Bryce's father signed a loan for him to borrow twenty-five dollars. Bryce then used this money to travel to Detroit where he could earn better wages in a car factory versus working in Wilkes.

Bryce's passions as a young man were collecting stamps, coins, knives and guns. He was a life time lover of Baseball with the Atlanta Braves being his team. In his later years his main passion was to feed any hungry animal that entered his backyard. In his last 17 months his son-in-law, Denny Bucsek, inherited the task of feeding the animals behind his home.

Those left to cherish his memory are his wife, Shirley Arnold Taylor of North Wilkesboro; three daughters, Sue Buscek and spouse Denny of Wilkesboro, Reba Taylor of North Wilkesboro, and Diane Ryder of Wilkesboro; granddaughters, Stacia Ayers Andrews of Winston Salem, Denise Madden and spouse Jonathan of Purlear, Deanna and Katie Ryder both of Charlotte, Taylor Nunn of North Wilkesboro; grandson, Brandon Lovette of North Wilkesboro; and great grandchildren, Mattie, Kelsey and Bryce Madden.

Funeral service was May 26, at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. Roger Wagoner officiating.

Graveside service will be private. lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the McGrady Fire Department, 11461 Sparta Road, McGrady, NC 28649 or to the Humane Society of Wilkes, PO Box 306, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

The family wishes to thank everyone who has extended their kindness, support and prayers. The family extends their heartfelt appreciation to the staff of Mountain Valley Hospice and particularly to Bryce's hospice nurse, Rhiannon Prevette. Thanks to Terry Taylor, Brian Taylor, David Harold, Kim Caudill, Wallace Taylor and Rick Viles for serving as pallbearers. Thanks to all the sweet and compassionate caretakers for their help during the past 5 months: Martha, Marlene, Renee, Amanda, Jeannie, Vanessa and Courtney.

Timothy Anderson, 61

Timothy Ray Anderson, age 61, of Elkin, passed away Monday, May 20, 2019 at Woltz Hospice Home. He was born June 28, 1957 in Surry County to Spergon Sanford and Vina Marie Lyons Anderson. Mr. Anderson loved fishing and hunting arrowheads. He was preceded in death by his father.

Surviving are his daughter, Amy Anderson; his mother, Vina Marie Lyons Absher of Elkin; sisters, Betty Jean Lynch of Wilkesboro, Shirley Anderson of Pooler, Georgia; nieces, Amanda Church and spouse Jacky of Hamptonville, Angela Moody and spouse Ben of Ronda, Wendy Burnett and spouse Chris of St. Augustine, Florida; nephew, Brian Luffman of Pooler, Georgia; special cousin and wife, Aldean and Wanda Wilson of Elkin.

Funeral service was held May 23, at Community Fellowship Church in Traphill with Pastor Michael Osborne and Pastor Debra Mayes officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

Bobby Jones, II, 43

Bobby Ray Alonzo Jones, II, age 43, of Traphill, passed away Monday, May 20, 2019 at his home. He was born October 7, 1975 in Wilkes County to Donnie and Linda Shew Nixon Jones. Mr. Jones loved to go to car races, hunting, fishing, and always wanted to take care of his Mama. He was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Pruitt.

Surviving are his daughters, Ashley Jones of Mt. Pleasant; son, David Jones of Mt. Pleasant; grandchildren, Amara Jones and Kayden Jones; his mother, Linda Shew Nixon of Traphill; sister, Connie Taylor of North Wilkesboro; and brother, Mickey Pruitt of Traphill.

Memorial service was held May 24, at Miller Funeral Chapel.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

Susan Edmiston, 64

Mrs. Susan Sharon Hall Edmiston, age 64 of North Wilkesboro, passed away Saturday, May 18, 2019 at Wilkes Senior Village.

Memorial services were held May 25, at Beaver Creek Baptist Church with Rev. James Hall officiating. church.

Mrs. Edmiston was born January 2, 1955 in Caldwell County to John McKinley and Barbara Edmiston Hall. She retired from Lowes Call Center. Mrs. Edmiston was a devoted church member of Beaver Creek Baptist Church. Susan was a loving grandmother and loved to travel the world.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband; Ralph Andrew Edmiston, Jr.

She is survived by three step sons; Bryan Edmiston and Ryan Edmiston both of Charlotte and Joseph Edmiston and wife Meagan of North Wilkesboro, a step grandson; Christopher Edmiston of North Wilkesboro, two brothers; John M. Hall, Jr and wife Kathy of Conover and Joel L. Hall and wife Lee Anne of Weddington, three nephews; Chris Hall and wife Lea, Jason Bolick and wife Callie and Austin Hall, Aunts and Uncles; Steve and Polly Edmiston of Lenoir, Gene and Janet Pennell of Charlotte, John and Judy Nemath of Marrieta, GA and numerous cousins.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society c/o Annette Battle PO Box 9 North Wilkesboro, CN 28659.

Jason Dancy, 41

Jason Michael Dancy, age 41, of Hays, passed away Saturday, May 18, 2019 at his home. He was born July 7, 1977 in Wilkes County to Jay Bryce and Arlee Myers Dancy.

Surviving are his son, Andrew Sturgill of Wilkes County; daughter, Brooklynn Paige Dancy of Hays; his parents, Jay Bryce and Arlee Dancy of Hays; brothers, Jay Bryce Dancy, Jr. and spouse Gail of North Wilkesboro, Joseph Donald Dancy and spouse Alexandria of Hays; step daughters, Brittany Galloway and spouse Timothy of Cricket, Jessica Glenn Brown and fiancé Gary Wayne Beard of North Wilkesboro; and partner, Tonya Brown of Hays.

Memorial service will be held from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. Saturday, June 1, 2019 at the home of his parents, Arlee Dancy, 189 Hillside Road, Hays, NC.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

Hubert Bullis, 88

Rev. Hubert Lee Bullis, age 88 of Moravian Falls, passed away Saturday, May 18, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist Wilkes Medical Center.

Funeral services was May 23, at Goshen Baptist Church with Pastor Brian Miller, Rev. Sherrill Wellborn and Pastor Koty Wheeler officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery.

Rev. Bullis was born January 5, 1931 in Wilkes County to Sam and Omie Prevette Bullis. He retired from Gardner Glass and as a Baptist Minister. Rev. Bullis served as pastor of Shady Grove Baptist Church, Goshen Baptist Church, Beaver Creek Baptist Church and Elk Creek Baptist Church

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister; Ruth Frazier.

He is survived by his wife; Jewel Staley Bullis of the home, a daughter; Diane Yow and husband Robert of Moravian Falls and two brothers; Glenn Bullis and wife Jean of Wilkesboro and Ralph Bullis and wife Joyce of Moravian Falls.

Flowers will be accepted.

Bryan Higgins Jr., 70

Bryan Charles Higgins Jr., age 70, of Wilkesboro, passed away Saturday, May 25, 2019 at Forsyth Medical Center. He was born June 17, 1948 in Wilkes County to B.C. Higgins, Sr. and Hazel Parsons Higgins. Mr. Higgins was Military Veteran and delivered papers for Wilkes Journal Patriot. He was preceded in death by his parents.

Surviving are his daughter, Heather Anderson (David Castle) of Wilkesboro; grandchildren, Dustin Estep (Renee Miller), Aryana Estep all of Boone.

Memorial service will be held 11:00 a.m. Thursday, May 30, 2019 at Miller Funeral Chapel.

Memorials may be made to Wilkes Recovery Revolution, 506 8th Street, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

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Rainha da Viradouro recorre a procedimentos estéticos para garantir o corpo perfeito na Passarela do Samba. Foto: Wallace Rosa

Quem acompanha os desfiles de Carnaval não imagina o preparo que as rainhas de Bateria realizam meses antes de entrar na avenida. Para manter a forma e garantir o corpo perfeito vale tudo, são horas na academia, fazendo tratamentos estéticos e até mesmo dietas rigorosas.

À frente da bateria da Unidos do Viradouro há sete anos, Raíssa Machado conta que, aos 36 anos, resolveu mudar o estilo de vida e perder alguns quilinhos extras antes de atravessar a Sapucaí com o enredo ‘Viradouro de Alma Lavada’. Para isso, os treinos foram intensificados todos os dias da semana, além de tratamentos estéticos diários e dietas.

“Faço tratamentos estéticos corporais todos os dias da semana, como heccus turbo, endermologia e massagens. Eu gosto muito de comer, não me privo disso, mas nesse período eu corto algumas bobagens”, explicou Raíssa.

Segundo a rainha da Vermelho e Branco de Niterói, na academia ela passa, em média, quase 1h30, principalmente para melhorar o condicionamento físico para atravessa a avenida. Raíssa confessa que já fez lipoaspiração na barriga, coxa interna e culote, há sete anos, além de ter colocado prótese duas vezes.

Rainha faz assim:

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Raíssa conta detalhes da sua preparação para a avenida. Vídeo: Wallace Rosa

Mas não é apenas do físico que Raíssa cuida. Ela explica que também faz limpezas de pele pelo menos quatro vezes por ano e combina com sessões de radiofrequência para estimular o colágeno e elastina.

No período de inverno, a rainha da Viradouro ainda faz microagulhamento na face para reduzir as marcas de expressão e manchas de acne. O corpo inteiro ainda passa por sessões de laser para retirada de pelos corporais.

“Eu sempre tive muita acne. No período da gravidez, as espinhas sumiram, mas hoje, que minha filha tem cinco anos, elas voltaram. Faço sessões a laser do nariz para baixo, pois tenho muitos pelos e tinha foliculite. Hoje minha pele está lisinha”, declarou a beldade, que já está na Viradouro há 13 anos, tendo passado pelo cargo de musa, destaque e até ter saído em ala.

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Maryanne chega a correr três quilômetros por dia. Foto: Wallace Rosa

Na academia, ela fica cerca de 1h30. Foto: Wallace Rosa

Maryanne Hipólito, rainha de bateria da Acadêmicos do Cubango, combina a rotina de mãe, estudante e rainha no dia-a-dia. Ela, com apenas 22 anos, mora na Região de Pendotiba, em Niterói, e revela que está na Verde e Branco há 11 anos, mas ficou um ano afastada da agremiação, em 2018, quando ficou grávida de seu primeiro filho, Benjamin, que hoje tem três meses.

Em 2019, ela estreou como rainha da escola e esse ano realiza seu segundo reinado ‘puxando o samba’. Dona de 64 quilos muito bem distribuídos e com 1,58 metros de altura, Maryanne explica que sempre praticou exercícios e, 27 dias após fazer a cesária, voltou ao mundo do samba.

Na gravidez, ela chegou a engordar 20 quilos, mas perdeu os quilos extras em apenas dois meses.

Rainha da Cubango amamenta o filho e segue para os treinos. Foto: Wallace Rosa

“Estou no sexto período de Odontologia e meu filho tem apenas três meses. Eu não parei de estudar enquanto estava grávida e, assim que pude, voltei a malhar e correr para melhorar o condicionamento físico. Benjamin se alimenta apenas no peito, então eu amamento, venho para a academia e volto correndo para casa”, explicou.

Além dos treinos, Maryanne ainda conta que mantém uma alimentação regrada, evitando carboidratos, sal e açúcar. Rico em proteína, a rainha da escola de Niterói conta que consome pelo menos quatro ovos por dia.

“Eu como bastante proteína. Quando está chegando o dia do desfile, a gente afunila um pouco e tira o máximo que pode de carboidrato, investindo em alimentos ricos em proteína. Além de dieta e treino, também faço drenagem duas vezes por semana nesse período”, declarou.

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Kamila malha diariamente, realiza esportes e dança. Foto: Wallace Rosa

No posto de rainha de bateria da Porto da Pedra, está Kamila Reis, de 31 anos. Sua história com o Carnaval começou na Arranco do Engenho de Dentro, onde foi musa e rainha. Porém, o gosto pelo samba começou ainda criança, quando acompanhava os eventos da escola de São Gonçalo, na mesma localidade que morava.

Desde os 18 anos, a ‘majestade’ não mora no Brasil, mas faz a conexão Dubai x Rio de Janeiro, levando mais de 14 horas para participar dos ensaios da Tigre.

Para se preparar, a Kamila explica que faz atividades físicas o ano todo, como musculação, tênis e dança.

“Quando vai chegando o Carnaval, eu seguro a fritura e os doces. Evito carboidrato e treino mais, pelo menos cinco vezes na semana. Agora que está na reta final, estou comendo apenas batata doce, ovo e macarrão integral. Eu fico muito magra nesse período de ensaio por causa dos ensaios, então treino bumbum para fortalecer o músculo”, disse Kamila, de 62 quilos e 1,74 metros.

Rainha da Porto da Pedra mora atualmente em Dubai. Foto: Wallace Rosa

A diva da Porto da Pedra ainda explica que não tem nenhuma plástica e conta com academia dentro da própria casa, em Dubai, onde mora há 10 anos. No país, ela tem uma marca de roupa fitness, é personal trainer, youtuber e faz shows de samba e dança do ventre.

Mas não é só do corpo que Reis cuida. Ela também explica que faz limpeza de pele e passa cremes diariamente, além de protetor solar.

“Sempre fui muito vaidosa. Todo ensaio eu me produzo inteira e peço uma roupa diferente para o meu estilista, Anderson Oliveira. Eu gosto desse estilo sexy elegante. Curto brilhos e canutilho. Gosto de roupas que valorizem o meu corpo e me deixem mais comprida. Me sinto bem para usar qualquer look”, contou.

Sossego

Ansiosa para sua estreia como rainha de bateria, Celi Costa, de 37 anos, foi convidada pelos diretores da escola para sair à frente dos ritmistas do Mestre Laion Jorge na Sapucaí em 2020, pela Acadêmicos do Sossego, do Largo da Batalha.

Celi estreia como rainha pela Sossego. Foto: Divulgação

Esse é o primeiro ano de Celi – que é secretária executiva bilíngue – como rainha de bateria. Ela conta que foi passista da Salgueiro por oito anos e, depois, desfilou em composições de carros alegóricos.

“Meu ultimo desfile foi em 2015, então estou bem ansiosa para o meu primeiro ano como rainha”, disse.

Para se preparar, Costa explica que mantém o treino que já realiza há anos, além de alimentação regrada. Na academia, ela conta que passa apenas uma hora malhando.

“Minha alimentação é sempre regrada, sempre me cuidei. Próximo ao Carnaval, a gente capricha mais mesmo. Faço procedimentos estéticos, como massagem e não como açúcar e arroz branco o ano inteiro.

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