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And the weight-training rats, although they were much stronger at the end of the experiment than they had been at the start, showed no discernible augmentation
by SonicSoul 11y ago
And the weight-training rats, although they were much stronger at the end of the experiment than they had been at the start, showed no discernible augmentation of neurogenesis.
This phenomenon was deeply studied and illustrated in the 'Jersey Shore' series documentary
- lsdafjklsd 11y agoReminds me of an episode of Bones: a: These are what are known as "Guidos. b: (chuckles) Yeah, Sweetie, I don't think they actually like to be called that. a: But they do. a: That's what they call themselves, although interestingly, not all Guidos are of Italian descent. b: Really? a: While the styles and mannerisms are based on Italian-American tropes, the Guidos can be of any ethnic background. a: They gather at the Jersey Shore. a: The male bonding is near homoerotic. a: The friends or "bros" are more important to them than family. b: Right. b: And how do you know all of this? a: I stumbled across a compelling documentary about them. a: The anthropologist in me was fascinated.