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Unrelated to the usefulness of the research (it sounds pretty interesting and novel to actually measure which brain networks are involved with resilience), but
by vanderZwan 8y ago
Unrelated to the usefulness of the research (it sounds pretty interesting and novel to actually measure which brain networks are involved with resilience), but the title feels a bit like saying "air might be gaseous in nature". I mean, isn't all form of thought neurobiological in the end?
- dpatrick86 8y agoIt might be written better as, "Cardiometabolic resilience may be neurobiological." Of course, mental resilience being neurobiological would be a banality, however, they are talking about the strength of a specific brain network breaking down an association between poorer cardiometabolic health and neighborhood violence. Definitely a little more interesting, that.
- badpun 8y agoThat’s the null hypotyesis, but we still don’t know what thoughts are, so it’s not impossible that they, for example, come from an immortal soul.