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_Schizotypy
8y ago
Vyvanse is basically just amphetamine
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
yep life was wasteful, time to wipe it out and start over amirite?
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_Schizotypy
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This cannot be overstated. Glial cells do seem to communicate with traditional neurons
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
I think the fact that it IS so inarticulate, but that the work has already been put in, is one of the best reasons to protect biodiversity
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
What the hell, I don't even think that's theoretically possible considering their network speeds. Like even if you were downloading 1 22gb file that would take hours
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
The ability to manipulate objects is great to foster understanding of our world and development of spacial visualization. Apparently there are some people who don't understand how to properly put an air filter cover back on in their ca
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
Isn't their water still filled with lead
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
Just for some added shits and giggles: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/dar.12596
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
So you think mechanisms aren't important? Forget about engineering then.
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8y ago
Downvote? Cute, does that equate to social pressure to consume ethanol? Any alcohol consumption increases the incidence of multiple types of cancers, the primary metabilite (ethanal/acetaldehyde) causes damage to DNA. I can bond with p
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8y ago
Nah, I'd prefer to avoid cancer thanks though.
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"some DNA has held up thousands of years" Not entirely true, it's hard to tell which mutations may have happened without an original reference
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8y ago
We tried banning everything else and that still isn't working out lol The black market of current day mirror that of alcohol prohibition. No controls on products and rampant violence
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
I've heard there are "smart drug" vendors on the street in some places in asia
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
Small correction here, Adderall does't "contain" amphetamine, it IS amphetamine
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
Those numbers don't include alcohol or tobacco deaths, which are staggering in comparison
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
It's interesting that you don't state HOW it is beneficial.
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How can we help this information proliferate? This is a very recent document, coming from the recent session of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) (62nd session, March 14-15 2019) It seems that people are finally realizing
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Summary of knowledge acquired and produced by the UN on drug-related matters [pdf]
(unodc.org)
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
You don't eat 3.5oz of bacon in one sitting? Casual. (/s)
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8y ago
It has also been shown that too much B vitamins can cause kidney damage. There is no current consensus on what an appropriate diet consists of.
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
But is that even a good idea
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8y ago
So then what DO you mean? Which nutrients are you concerned about?
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There is also no violation in the proposed experiment because they put energy into the system to do their "reversal"
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The reason I made the statement was because the article said '"This is one in a series of papers on the possibility of violating the second law of thermodynamics. That law is closely related to the notion of the arrow of time that
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I don't think this breaks the second law, it sounds like they put some energy into the system to reverse the process
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I think what you're trying to refer to is the ability of the prefrontal cortex to send inhibitory signals to the amygdala. This should not be considered "willpower" because that term implies we have control over it, as was di
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_Schizotypy
8y ago
So after learning not to hurt others, do you have impulses to do so? Before you learned not to hurt others, did you act on those impulses? Do you even remember? information is constantly being checked against previous learned experiences, w
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I don't think will is required for people to not be pieces of shit, that doesn't make sense. You can learn the information "keeping slaves is bad, because it hurts people" but the concept of will does not fit into that e
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Misleading title. Article is about how microbes fit into evolutionary theory. Evolution itself does not change the way it "treats" anything. It is what it is, what changes is what WE, as humans, think is going on.
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