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removing the "how" from the title totally changes my thoughts from "this might be interesting" to "huh? an obvious statement? what could this article be?" (p.s
by jheriko 4y ago
removing the "how" from the title totally changes my thoughts from "this might be interesting" to "huh? an obvious statement? what could this article be?"
(p.s. it is slightly interesting. and very popular science-y - worth a read if thats your sort of thing)
- bryanrasmussen 4y agoat least for me when HN removes the How and I decide that How needs to be there and I edit and put the How back in it allows it, although I don't know if that is because of high enough reputation to do that or if everyone is allowed to do the same. on edit: however if it is rep the original poster definitely has enough.
- rstuart4133 4y agoI wasn't going to read it until I read your comment. Thanks. It's a wonderful article. This was one the gems for me: > Put simply, you learn from all of your neural experiences. From your brain’s perspective, it doesn’t matter whether the signals passing through it originate from something you’ve seen in the outer world, a daydream fantasy, or a deliberate attempt to imagine your potential future. Each of those corresponding electrical storms shapes the landscape of your brain’s database.