This piece could be construed to contain religious overtones. It doesn’t. If you misinterpret what is said here that is not my problem. My job is to tell. Your job is to understand. Actually there are two of everything. Everything comes in two parts. If you would expand that on your own all of this […]
“Teens with higher consumption of sugary drinks had greater risk of anxiety disorder compared to those who drink less: ” [1] is an inductive Observationally Delusional statement. Ignorance is a horrible thing to rely on. But it happens in neuroscience all the time. Here is a study conducted by Bournemouth University in the UK that […]
How many times have you witnessed a non-human creature make a stupid decision? Be honest and don’t use anthropomorphism to evaluate a non-human creature. You never have. That’s the answer. Stupid decisions require a lack of short-term control. How many times have you witnessed a non-human creature do something stupid? Be honest and don’t use […]
Four years ago an account on Reddit posted his or her’s top 20 questions about the human brain. Here it is with the answers below each one. The responses provided to this list are hilarious. Mostly summed up with one that stated: “Most of these question are way too broad, vague, and debatable for me […]
Insanity is not what it looks like. It is not a binary condition. One is sane or one is not sane. It is not the false definition attributed to Albert Einstein: “The quote commonly attributed to Albert Einstein—”The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results“—is not […]
With all due respect to Dr. David Eagleman (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Eagleman .) His piece written Jul 30, 2007, entitled “10 Unsolved Mysteries Of The Brain: What we know — and don’t know — about how we think;” was revised May 12,2023 and posted today, which happens to be November 29, 2023. I have been following this kind […]
Announcing: Modern Mysticism, Perception and Cognitive Deception republished from 2004 now available in hardback. No profit is taken from the sale of this book. http://www.lulu.com/shop/lee-hempfling/modern-mysticism/hardcover/product-23992801.html Preface: In “The Brain Is A Wonderful Thing” the mechanisms of brain function were detailed. In this book, we apply those mechanisms in evaluating selected recent studies as well as […]
Read a large portion of the book provided by Google. Here. Announcing: the 2004-2005 book THE BRAIN IS A WONDERFUL THING! Republished, NOW IN HARDCOVER http://www.lulu.com/shop/lee-hempfling/the-brain-is-a-wonderful-thing/hardcover/product-23989810.html and PAPERBACK http://www.lulu.com/shop/lee-hempfling/the-brain-is-a-wonderful-thing/paperback/product-23991243.html No profit is made from the sale of this book. Previously available in 2004-2005 in paperback only, it is now available unedited in hardcover and paperback. […]