Posts tagged with 'inspiration'
“He knew how to look for wild disorder, and he knew that islands of structure could appear within the disorder.”
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What’s memory? If you learn, over scales of evolutionary time, how to solve problems, that’s memory. Elasticity is a form of memory. It may not be autobiographical but it is akin to habitual memory. You might not know why, but you’re still operating from memory.
What’s memory?
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Neuroscientists have identified how exactly a deep breath changes your mind
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Alturism is a part of human nature. It’s found in other mammals as well so it should be no surprise that humans are naturally alturistic too. I think compassion is a sign of high intelligence as it is both immediate (now based) and forward thinking (future based). I think we get caught up in life and can neglect our better sides for a time ,but I don’t think that alturism will ever leave, even if it occasionally goes into hiding.
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Your friends are abandoning you. This is not always a sign of, “They can’t handle the truth”. Maybe you have all brand new friends now. Have you ever taken Autism Quotient test? I took it today and, not surprisingly, I’m “just” inside of the autistic range. It’s only a few questions. It’s possible you have some mindblindness. I scored 37. Just took it today. https://psychology-tools.com/autism-spectrum-quotient
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Grey matter reduces during maturity. Stress (whatever the origin) reduces grey matter. The hippocampus grows a miniscule amount of new grey matter neurons but in general, after the peaking of grey matter growth between the ages of 5-10 years old, it nearly always shrinks. This is not necessarily a bad thing for increased cross-connectivity of neurons reduces the need for so much grey matter. One notable exception is meditation, which increases grey matter volume.
Grey matter reduces during
The rigor of mathematical grammars (viewing mathematics as constructed languages built collectively through usage, investigation, deep introspection into its own properties as well as external applications of the grammars in a pragmatic fashion) has afforded the grammars and languages of the various mathematics a unique place in the world’s families of languages as a far more reliable and robust method of communication than standard organic languages that are in more general usage.
The rigor of mathematical
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