Tag: living
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Aging…
Zachariah Reagh, assistant professor of psychological and brain sciences in Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis found that brain activity in older adults isn’t necessarily quieter when it comes to memory. “It’s just different,” he said. What he found out is that while a 20-year-old notes all details in a movie, an…
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Coping with the grief of death 2
Have been trying to cope with the grief of death. By thinking of things. By not thinking of things. Avoiding my self. But now I understand. That the only reason that I grief. Is that I have not sat alone. To feel. To cry. To grief. Until the cosmos understands. That there is no need…
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Ignore… you!
Electric fish generate electric pulses to communicate with other fish and sense their surroundings. Some species broadcast shorter electric pulses, while others send out long ones. But all that zip-zapping in the water can get confusing. The fish need to filter out their own pulses so they can identify external messages and only respond to…
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Bored of success!? Embrace your failed self!
Modern societies celebrate success. Every day we look at news about successful football players, about successful managers or entrepreneurs, about successful parents, about successful models. Our feed in social media is flooded with success stories about how people wrote the next best book, how someone invented the next big thing, how someone wrote the next…
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Infants. Predictions. Gods.
Infant temperament predicts personality more than 20 years later: Researchers investigating how temperament shapes adult life-course outcomes have found that behavioral inhibition in infancy predicts a reserved, introverted personality at age 26. For those individuals who show sensitivity to making errors in adolescence, the findings indicated a higher risk for internalizing disorders (such as anxiety…
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