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I'm sorry that I don't have the time to look further. But tangential sources could be fMRI studies in general but definitely those related to cognitive performance during and after recovery from ischemia. Also: studies on sexual d
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That's changes in brain chemistry via lifestyle changes. Meditation, if practiced at least adequately intense, creates a time interval that is entirely different to anything an ADHD mind is accustomed to. Meditation is not a dream, not
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But you did not suffer from a reduction to your genetic baseline. You went up from your baseline. > Most of the improvements could be adequately explained by the hedonic treadmill. I could suffer longer. That's chemistry in body and
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awesome, thanks. > I don't think there is any solid basis to say this. The history of eugenic programs as well the blocking of male/female sex hormones to inhibit sexual development or for transitional purposes should reveal a
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Drug addicts, patients and recreational users start to increase the dosage and chase the high. Others don't chase the high at all, but remember the state of mind and simply tune their brains to respond with said high on command wheneve
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> lack the endogenous mechanisms It's not a lack of mechanisms. It's buggy wiring in the brain where at some point in time t some substance or lack thereof forced the brain to reroute blood flow through "paths" that w
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your doctor can have a bad day. and or be an asshole. In 40 years, only one of my doctors had the decency to correct his mistake after I pointed it out. He prescribed the wrong Antibiotics, which I only knew because I did something dumb and
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yep. and people don't just remember. sometimes they set you up to test you and or to give you a chance. some other times they set someone else up to test you and or to give you a chance. and sometimes people poison others to incr
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One of those "need money for weed" cardboard sign pieces ...
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My reply will come quite a bit delayed, or not all, but it will be something verbose along the lines of ...if we don't pick a path of resistance against the questionable parts of the nature of our reality, then we end up cramming ourse
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wow. there's only info in a rejection if the company that is rejecting cares about their field ..., meaning so rare almost no professional has ever witnessed anything like it ... ever ... anyway, ... dude ... if any of the shit you wri
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wonderful piece. applies to the narrative 'unfuck' anything as well. any industry and any 'behavioral lock in' and so on.
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As I see it, it's really the lack of "capitalists" willpower to be actually capitalist. We can't call it incompetence because neither those whom we have come to know as capitalists nor their advisors are incompetent, whi
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Psychological Flaws That Keep the Gifted from Living Up to Their Gift
(themarginalian.org)
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Considering the all too pervasive paradox of creative people “who are wonderfully talented and full of energy and initiative [but] who never produce any original work and almost never write anything,” Cajal divides them into six classes acc
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If you have not read this piece, I recommend it: https://www.themarginalian.org/2017/03/17/diseases-of-the-wi... > The situation is far more serious: question everything. Someone who thrived at life or wor