Yeahhh!! Why can't pop music be more like this these days :(

I just realized my Dextromethorphan cough medicine is an NDMA antagonist, so it inhibits LTP(Long term potentiation), and thus learning and especially short term memory. Wooooops. No wonder I couldn't study.

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HOLYSHITHOLYSHITHOLYSHITHOLYSHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FINALLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

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To start, I think that attraction comes when we recognize things about someone consciously and subconsciously. When we sense traits that we can identify with, or we find admirable, or charismatic, we become interested and attracted. Ever notice that people who can express a sense of self clearly, through a combination of means, physical appearance ( Read more... )

In my last post, I said ( Read more... )

I have been thinking a lot of things lately, and finally decided to type something up:

First of all, I would like to start with the assumption that most everyone has an unconscious sense of self, and slightly different sense of self, in the mind. I suggest that a great deal can be understood by analyzing the two.

I believe that, right when we are ( Read more... )

As you all know ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is the main source of energy for all cell activities. Well, when ATP is used, one of the byproducts is adenosine. Now, your brain has receptors that detect the level of adenosine present in the cerebrospinal fluid (the part that controls wakefulness and sleep has an especially high concentration). When ( Read more... )

Happy Valentine's Day Everyone!
(Although that's just an excuse for me to post some Midna love from Nintendo:)

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I propose to you a Disambiguity:

Sacrifice, putting all other implications aside for the moment, means giving up something of greater value for something of lesser value. Giving up a dollar for a quarter is sacrifice, the reverse is obviously not a sacrifice. Therefore, real sacrifice is exceptionally rare for one with a solid set of ( Read more... )