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I agree with you, I don't think we should ban cars, however making it very difficult to have cars in the city would help! I bike in Copenhagen almost 100% of the time, and its actually so much more difficult to get around by car. I do
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I would definitely suggest baby goats: my family used to have them and they were the best “time wasters” :) especially if you give them a trampoline
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I think oftentimes we get ourselves worked up about if we are using our time correctly. And there seems to be this shift where working too much is a bad thing. I kind of resent this a bit, because I constantly feel guilty for working too mu
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I think it's important to note that it is inherently possible for most people to walk/bike to an office in the US . Many European cities (I live in Copenhagen, for example) make this an extremely viable option. Honestly, if you t
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4y ago
come to Denmark! you can make about 60k a year as a phd student!
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Also as a side note it is often times a pain to go and get clinical data for patients. You often have to extract the dicoms and find a encrypted usb. Then the patient would have to find a dicom viewer…. A lot of clinical images come from ve
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Not completely the same thing but I work at a research hospital where we often scan people. Our lab usually says that we will not give images to individuals because often people will become worried when looking at their own images. They sig
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sorry! maybe it's just my thoughts on the matter that have changed. i understand that you can have drugs move through the glymphatic system, but maybe i was just unaware that you can move a whole host of other cell proliferation factor
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yes yes I know that increasing CSF flow is not that novel (anymore e.g. last couple of years). you can increase it with cerebral blood flow, and you can do this with sleep, respiration, visual stimuli, etc. however, the ideas of 1) replacin
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holy cinnamon I've never seen this -- brilliant
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ah there are a lot of really nice old nature/science neuroscience articles that are really clear! papers were more simple and clear 20 years ago
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same lab actually!
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not a stupid question! you can classify memory into many different components, and how memory in mice translates into humans is not extremely clear. we can do experiments that do fear conditioning, or classic conditioning and operant condit
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this above article is kind of inflammatory, however, this paper is incredibly interesting. I read it this morning and the concept of changing CSF in order to have an increase in oligodendrocyte progenitor cell proliferation and differentiat
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Agreed. I think there does have to be more science done, and at the end of the day I do think flossing helps. However it is a little weird to me that this study just seems to throw out the meta analysis of the other 12 studies and not have
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Yes! There are individuals who create memory palaces and are able to memorise hundreds and hundreds or random letters or numbers. This is just practice, anyone could do it. Beyond that it becomes easier to remember things as you know more a
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This professor has been brought on here before. I have conflicting views: on one hand, I do agree that people should not be marginalized for their drug use, and that we should decriminalize drug use in order be able to help addicts back int
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5y ago
I have some serious doubts about the conclusions of this paper - if think studies like this are extremely dangerous to the field in general.
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Or hire a personal chef! This would actually cover the cost
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What about just eating simple things that don’t require much cooking? Like eggs - I eat so many poached eggs per year on salad. And I know this is a privilege for you to eat out etc, but I also think it’s not a good environmentally friendly
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Yikes
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I agree -- although I think some scientists will do rigorous science with dogs; as in any field there will be a Gaussian curve. However, although I do think this is a set up to ask for more canine funding, I do think the public is not super
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For deep work: 1) I use the self control app to block social media and other sites I go to by habit. It is actually super curious; I noticed that when I am trying to procrastinate I by pure habit go to twitter, etc. Making myself a little b
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How do you implement this? I am a relatively new programmer and would love to to implement this on my own phone/ workspace
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As someone involved in a lot of neuroscience initiatives, I think the integration of science funding in technology is really just so exciting. I cannot wait to see what the field brings in the next 50 years (if we all make it that long ;-)
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hello! finish your degree as other people said! most of my friends pivoted HARD after graduating to something completely different: think geology--> marketing, neuroscience--> UX, etc. find the components of the job you like, and try
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Wow, this is heartbreaking. I think I would rather just never come out of the coma - the trauma this poor women endured ….
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This is quite interesting -- I think digging into how long this would be efficient for would be interesting. I often feel that the most refreshed I feel is if I combine high intensity aerobics with the outdoors -- something about the ocean
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Hello! I have the same problem -- especially if it is a very important email. Here are a couple of things that helped me: 1. The email already exists: often I am worried that someone will say something mean or unkind in an email, which is p
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Aw you know I miss my friends! I’m actually going to go back full time because of this! But I don’t have a family yet so I think that’s where I get most of my social interactions
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