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whoa there, our brains are by definition niether physical nor some "phenominon" "psychology/thought" cutts pathways into our brains, memorys are physicaly encod
by metalman 1y ago
whoa there, our brains are by definition niether physical nor some "phenominon" "psychology/thought" cutts pathways into our brains, memorys are physicaly encoded, and our "psycological" profiles define what we do physicaly....walk,run, swim, huddle on chair blankfaced into a phone
perhaps not quite as physical as a bone saw and a scalple, but if you dont do basic math in your head, it's also not just a choice get a job as a mathemetician either
if someone makes it past there mid 20's without engaging in any activity, say socialising or athletic activities, then thats it for any chance to shine
it's not called doom scrolling for nothing, and a large percentage will readily express a sentiment strait out of "waiting for the barbarians".....the knowlege that this is horrible, but it will take something external to break us out of it, and secret wish for that to happen, soon
- chiefalchemist 1y agoI stand where I stand. It’s not our brains being threatened, it’s our sense of self. The first step to solving a problem is to admit you have a problem. The second step is to make sure you’re solving the right problem, else you end up wasting your time, or worse you’re deceived into believing you’re making progress (but you’re not).