Science!: Sexy Mouse Tears
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Well that's pretty interesting.
I wonder how many people are going to OD on ritalin and prozac in the coming months though...
The mouse thing is fairly interesting, but the mojoceratops easily trumps it, and then waves its silly 80's bone-do at it.
As for the "noise" idea, I'm not all that interested unless it's going to make my life worse, which it probably isn't, considering it's what has been going on in my head my whole life.
Do they know if our brains would function better without the noise though?
Do they know what causes the noise?
Damn you science, every time you answer a question you produce several more!
I wonder how many people are going to OD on ritalin and prozac in the coming months though...
The mouse thing is fairly interesting, but the mojoceratops easily trumps it, and then waves its silly 80's bone-do at it.
As for the "noise" idea, I'm not all that interested unless it's going to make my life worse, which it probably isn't, considering it's what has been going on in my head my whole life.
Do they know if our brains would function better without the noise though?
Do they know what causes the noise?
Damn you science, every time you answer a question you produce several more!
I hope this "brain noise" isn't going to scupper plans for Comp-Brain Interfaces.
Also, mojoceratops, what an aweseome name for a dinosaur.
Also, mojoceratops, what an aweseome name for a dinosaur.
That's amazing. I didn't know our brains could process so much information. I'm always interested in finding out how drugs affect our brain as well. There's a reason we react the way we do when we're under influences like drugs and alchohol.
Lots of psych stuff this week. As always, a very interesting read.
That first article kind of makes me wonder how much "better" the brain could be if it was tuned. That "noise" almost seems analogous to useless processes going on in a computer. Like perhaps everyone has a virus or some spyware running in their brain.
That first article kind of makes me wonder how much "better" the brain could be if it was tuned. That "noise" almost seems analogous to useless processes going on in a computer. Like perhaps everyone has a virus or some spyware running in their brain.
My brain isn't noisy, I use water cooling.
Two perfectly legal drugs, when mixed, have the same effect as an illegal one. Two wrongs don't make a right, but do two rights make a wrong?
Mojoceratops got all the chicks while prehistoric man cried and was ignored.
Two perfectly legal drugs, when mixed, have the same effect as an illegal one. Two wrongs don't make a right, but do two rights make a wrong?
Mojoceratops got all the chicks while prehistoric man cried and was ignored.
Insert Austin Powers joke re: mojoceratops here.
The drugs thing just goes to show that drugs are bad, even if they come in nice white boxes and the pills have pretty logos in them. Medicine for people with real problems keep being used by people who can't endure the dregs of being human. Me, I tend to only take aspirin if I'm seriously in pain.
Did the study determine the tears were 800% more effective if only one was shed down the rat's stoic face?
The drugs thing just goes to show that drugs are bad, even if they come in nice white boxes and the pills have pretty logos in them. Medicine for people with real problems keep being used by people who can't endure the dregs of being human. Me, I tend to only take aspirin if I'm seriously in pain.
Did the study determine the tears were 800% more effective if only one was shed down the rat's stoic face?
WHAT? I've been bathing in the tears of tortured virgins for years now and it HASN'T improved my sexiness? What am I going to do with a basement full of virgins NOW?
Say "It's a miracle!" and I get the anti-Juggalonics stick out.
This is one of those questions that gets people on the Darwin Awards.
A coworker of mine suggested we give 10 cokeheads Prozac and Ritalin, and 10 cokeheads cocaine, lock them in a room, and see who's alive at the end. It's kind of like double-blind study meets Thunderdome.
... and I type "Prozac and Ritalin" into Google and it already prompts me to search for "Prozac and Ritalin together". Someone's been busy.
See? We had Albertosaurus and Edmontosaurus, now they're run out of place names and are giving us the mojo respect we so richly deserve. (Puts on sunglasses.)
A totally solid set of articles..some thoughts.
First off on the tears - this is like when Stewie licks the tears off someone and says "yes, yes, your anguish sustains me!" (or Cartman after killing and feeding Scott Tetherman's parents to him)
Secondly mojosaurus...awesome
First off on the tears - this is like when Stewie licks the tears off someone and says "yes, yes, your anguish sustains me!" (or Cartman after killing and feeding Scott Tetherman's parents to him)
Secondly mojosaurus...awesome
Alot of today's doctors posses less than adequate training, so maybe they can find work as dealers.Ken Sapp said:
The Prozac & Ritalin thing was pretty interesting.
I had a friend a while back with ADD and depression.
Hmm, I wonder...
I had a friend a while back with ADD and depression.
Hmm, I wonder...
See I was thinking a different thing about the 'noise' thing; the system idle processes that a processor runs are actually essential to it running properly - it isn't designed to sit there doing nothing. My guess is that the brain is the same: a muscle atrophies if it is not used, the brain atrophies if it is unused too (see old people staying more mentally sharp if they are intellectually stimulated), maybe the neurons firing is the brains way of making sure all the neural pathways stay open for business!Avaholic03 said:
What do y'all think?