Theory Of Mind
We only see our reflection. We often consider those with autism to have some fault with theory of mind. Theory … Continue reading Theory Of Mind
Catalytic Culture
The bystander effect is a popularly known phenomenon in which people are less likely to help someone in need when … Continue reading Catalytic Culture
HypoCognition
There is a dynamic pattern of mechanisms that may help explain, at least partly, how Alzhiemer’s and Down’s syndrome may … Continue reading HypoCognition
eColonialism
Historically, the mechanism of idea spreading and meming among human groups is through word of mouth. Then eventually the telephone … Continue reading eColonialism
Thought Scripts
Many people follow this notion that psychedelics produce false insight. An idea that psychedelics chemically hijack the system responsible for … Continue reading Thought Scripts
Most Relevant
The artist who created this photo. This is about to be some real intense Facebook distrust, which is of course … Continue reading Most Relevant
Getting High
My fascination for Monoamine Oxidase (MAO) continues. In the past I’ve explored how MAOA genes may be involved in social … Continue reading Getting High
Sadism
Would you be willing or even obligated to stop a behavior of enjoyment that is derived from the suffering of … Continue reading Sadism
Flicker
Temporal acuity and dilation are explored by analyzing firing rates of 2 common glutamate receptors. A phenomenon known as visual … Continue reading Flicker
AntiNarcissism
In this article I show you why some of the conceptions of narcissism are fallacious and I will propose a … Continue reading AntiNarcissism
Adultification
Adults grow to become resistant of child-like behaviors and interests. We become traumatized by the adults who shame our child-like … Continue reading Adultification
The Inevitable Imposter
Follow this beautiful human on Instagram 🙂 I have come to understand imposter syndrome as an inevitable course of development … Continue reading The Inevitable Imposter
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