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Is this really a matter of discovering new patterns? Aren't those patterns just mutations and combinations of already-known patterns? In that case, wouldn't a
by Xurinos 15y ago
Is this really a matter of discovering new patterns? Aren't those patterns just mutations and combinations of already-known patterns?
In that case, wouldn't a better process be to expose yourself to new experiences, especially those that challenge you or take you out of your comfort zones? How about reading books and watching movies you have not viewed before? That would have a similar effect, right?
- Groxx 15y agoAre you arguing for it or against it? >expose yourself to new experiences, especially those that challenge you or take you out of your comfort zones? I haven't, and am not saying you should, merely pointing out that you seem to object on principle rather than for a reason. Drug "education" when I was in grade school amounted to massive scare tactics, usually without supporting evidence, while they now give you similar things for ADD (but you pay a hell of a lot more, and the chemicals have only existed for a few years). There's a lot of general, unsubstantiated fear in this area, and a lot of irrational trust in drug companies.