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by robg 9y ago
Trivial eyesore? http://www.businessinsider.com/china-bike-sharing-frenzy-col...
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Comparative assessments of dietary sugars on cognitive performance(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by robg 9y ago|0 comments
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by robg 9y ago
Amazing to me that the most basic biological system for survival - stress - is no where mentioned. And we've known for 40 years that relaxation techniques are as effective at treating hypertension as prescription medications.
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The Marvel Symphonic Universe(youtube.com)
1 points by robg 9y ago|0 comments
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by robg 9y ago
D3 is the more active form, agreed on adding K too. Worth paying a bit more for higher quality controls.
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by robg 9y ago
D3 is the more active form that's more readily absorbed. I've found the Metagenics brand to be the best.
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by robg 9y ago
Hey rootw0rm, all of your comments are autodead. Not sure what you did to deserve it, but this comment is additive here. Contact the admin to have rights restored.
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by robg 9y ago
The problem with any scalp-based recordings is the amount of noise and especially from only a few recording sites. The software can only do so much. Any one here have better experiences with Emotiv?
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by robg 9y ago
Disappointed by journalism in this area, but perhaps not surprising because so few neuroscience classes are a part of mainstream education. Would anyone here start an exercise routine or even a new hobby and expect major improvements after
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by robg 9y ago
Lame, depends on what you mean and how it's studied. https://www.bensonhenryinstitute.org/research-published-rese...
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by robg 9y ago
What happens to my stem cells if you go out of business?
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Butterfly-inspired robot undergoes mechanical metamorphosis(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by robg 9y ago|0 comments
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by robg 9y ago
Emotion itself is a communication platform and many times how you feel is not so easily communicated in ways that can be easily worked out.
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by robg 9y ago
Talking with a Boston cop, he tells me he's married to a nurse. I asked "Who has the most stressful job?". His response: "Her, she actually has to care about the people she works with."
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by robg 9y ago
Like defining "athletic" or "smart" or even "stress" or "eating" - all go deeper than we think.
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by robg 9y ago
The more we look at "smart" the more we find it's akin to "athletic", might be broadly true, but in practice doesn't mean much without hard work and discipline. Praise the effort.
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by robg 9y ago
Can someone explain to me how any of these companies could ever be considered monopolies? Competitive products are available at the same or lower costs and widely so.
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by robg 9y ago
1. Commit to starting over and learning with fresh eyes 2. Don't rely on old knowledge or pedigree as a crutch 3. Humble yourself to your colleagues and ask questions 4. Seek out mentors with the expressed purpose of learning 5. Unders
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by robg 9y ago
To save you the click - That's what he wanted.
590.
by robg 9y ago
Seems similar to buying experiences, not material possessions. The former grow more valuable over time, the latter lose value over time.
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by robg 9y ago
How long until Amazon starts supporting these approaches into automated ordering and delivery with Whole Foods?
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by robg 9y ago
Uncontrolled common cause: Alcohol use, daily stress, and sleep quality. Stress and sleep affect "mental skills" more than any other, esp over a 30 year period.
593.
by robg 9y ago
I just use a french press
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by robg 9y ago
Surprised the word "sleep" doesn't appear in the article. Sleeping well is what best prepares us for productivity the following day. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/26/climate/global-warmin
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The First Time America Freaked Out Over Automation(politico.com)
73 points by robg 9y ago|106 comments
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by robg 9y ago
The problem with stress is the physiology is fundamentally fight or flight. No surprise you are seeing flight, esp after several years of fight. You're also likely suffering from burnout (extensive, prolonged stress). The most importan
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by robg 9y ago
You would agree though that a blanket that claims to cure, without evidence, is misleading and should be regulated?
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by robg 10y ago
Let's not forget Bayer... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayer#World_War_II
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by robg 10y ago
I agree on that Apple sentiment and where clearly they have a huge head start on what comes next.
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by robg 10y ago
Any idea how many are still wearing it?

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