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alan-hn
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I hear a lot of unconvincing nonsense whenever someone mentions microtubules relating to consciousness
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Many people want to either tiptoe around or flat out ignore the far right leanings of fascism to avoid what it says about the US
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Don't forget you can do it when you're an elected representative too!
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Rich African Americans are still looked down on by some in comparison to rich whites. There is not as much mobility as you would think
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It really does depend on the targeted pathways and how the drug gets metabolized and distributed in the tissues
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Understanding of sleep science is a rather different topic than applying known beneficial advice
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Whenever I see that it produces a number I don't recognize and they never leave a message, so I assume that it is always spam
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I think that's a good metaphor where context is the impact of previous states. Every piece of the system is incredibly dynamic and has an huge degree of nuance which impacts the computation including within the synapse, the postsynapti
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Norepinephrine is released from neurons both in the brain and in the peripheral nervous system, it is the drug that crosses the blood brain barrier not norepinephrine. NE may be desirable in some subtypes of ADHD because varying mechanisms
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That's interesting, sometimes when I get a spam call it very briefly will say "possible spam" before changing to a phone number
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What did they do
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2y ago
Why not just eat a bunch of fruit and veg
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Absolutely, the brain is the most complicated system in the universe that we are aware of. Something I usually tell people when making comparisons between modern ANNs and biological brains is that there is more computational complexity in a
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But they aren't brighter...
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Different ions with different charges. Sodium (Na^+) as you can see has one positive charge per ion, as does potassium (K^+), calcium has two (Ca^2+), and hydrogen has one (H^+). This charge is balanced with negative charges, a minority fro
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And its weird because rich elites are exploiting workers but these bizarrely stupid conspiracies distract from the reality of profit extraction from workers
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That's because they have the backing of the agricultural industrial complex. They need to do something with all that corn. Same thing with high fructose corn syrup
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The spacial characteristic is important because activity at two nearby dendrites receiving excitatory (or inhibitory) inputs have an additive effect which is greater the closer they are, this is because the signal is based on concentration
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2y ago
Chloroform is toxic to the liver and kidneys and can cause arrhythmias
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2y ago
Is the overload of presynaptic serotonin receptors that ends up causes endocytosis of those very receptors. The purpose of these receptors is to help regulate vesicular release of serotonin into the synapse by shutting down release when too
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In the lab we are able to see EEG waves when doing ABR in a non-electrically isolated environment pretty easily. I think that if the electrodes can be implanted under the skin next to the skull in a way that the animal wouldn't be tryi
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EEG is more useful for seizure detection, but figuring out the electrodes is the tough part
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Circadian rhythm is based on light cycles not a clock........
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Editors and publishers, not researchers. Researchers aren't the ones handling metadata
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Ah the essence of capitalism. Leeching middle men
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2y ago
Perhaps if it was a research context sure, but for the most part I've found GPT4 to do a good job on small to medium size chunks of coding
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That doesn't change the fact that it can make a reasonable diagnostic marker.
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Fecal transplants or probiotic enemas are a good way to bypass the upper GI
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https://archive.is/leTrT
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Well its definitely one of the places. Not saying pharma is innocent but there are an awful lot of middlemen leeching on the system. Not just in drugs or healthcare but the US in general
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