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How we analyze incoming information, a thought, a memory, an instinct, represents a fixed neural pathway. We all have different neural pathways. They ...

Well, we do, and the most basic knowledge of brain development will provide you with an answer.

And not true. they don't just register anyone who walks in the door.

But no two humans brains on the entire planet are identical. No two brains have the identical shape in the pattern of gyri and sulci (ridges and furro...

A driver's license will not be enough. Millions of women will have to provide a passport or a birth certificate. Many will not be able to. it's clearc...

But this is not true. the division between left and right is not thinking the past is good or bad. With all due respect, if you ignore the research ab...

Well, no when you state - - you are entering the realm of motivations, and I suggest what you state here is wrong. Not only is it inaccurate, it prese...

The Economist/YouGov poll taken in January, 2026 has found the following - 71% of Americans feel that things in the US are out of control 61% feel the...

He's also allowed "forever chemicals" in pesticides to make the chemical companies rich while making the people sick. One of the chemicals is isocyclo...

This position is not grounded in the research. I suggest you read The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion, by Jonatha...

Very interesting. But I am not sure that I agree. Numbers, forms, laws are measurements? And you need to have something to measure?

Please tell me there is no-one stupid enough in the US to fall for this nonsense - (Bondi made a stupid spectacle of herself and proved she is now Tru...

On the same day, he posted this - Canada has taken advantage of the United States on Trade for many years. They are among the worst in the World to de...

You'd also have to consider the themes of their work, though

I'm not surprised that you don't understand

Excellent question. I do admit that I have been coming from the viewpoint of personal truth, but cultural truths are worth consideration. I'm just not...

I've decided to post this video here because it ends with a powerful message about the healing power of what we might call the "mother-goddess" figure...

I’ve not seen any effective rebuttal against the points I’ve raised. What I have seen are personal attacks on me, an intellectually dishonest position...

“This may sound philosophical, but shradda is not an intellectual abstraction. It is our very substance." Ecknath Easwaran, The Bhagavad Gita, Introdu...

I am just reading Viktor Frankl's Yes to Life, and came across this sentence in the Introduction which made me think of today - Frankl asked how it mi...

Well, the question seems to be whether matter and spacetime are fundamental, or are they emergent from some other source (of information). The short a...

I think the person who knows their own truth is present with themselves. I think this makes them happier people. I say this in the context of the foll...

Why should emotion be dismissed? I prefer a person who passionately holds their views to one who pretends they are above it all.

i disagree. In your rush to push forward that only the objective matters, you forget the person. I do not forget the person.

let's cut the b*llshit. We both know I was alluding to your insistence that transgender persons are "sexist" because they choose to live in the gender...

Especially when you don't like what they're saying. So, you see, it's you imposing your subjective truth

Sorry, I cannot be responsible for your lack of understanding

“It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.” ? Mark Twain

They are not "thrown together." Please read my previous posts.

See my above posts See my above posts See my above posts For sure, the subjective experience has not been fully explained by current scientific knowle...

Thoughtful people are turning their backs on MAGA. Their sentiments are captured in a song recently released by Jack Nelson - https://www.youtube.com/...

Dishonest huckster Copied from a post this morning made by the Canadian CBC - So apparently the President of the United States needed a civics refresh...

More about the Gordie Howe Bridge and Trump’s attempt to halt its opening – it seems that Howard Lutnik met with the owners of the old bridge – a bill...

Well, the Supreme Court went and gave him immunity. Did I read that Clarence Thomas is in the files?

It seems misguided to dismiss the idea that the functioning of the brain could generate consciousness without even the most basic understanding of how...

But it is just make believe

I’d be interested in your thoughts about what I posted earlier, re: the Eastern concept of shradda – a concept for which we don’t have an equivalent w...

I just read over your reply to me and didn't see any questions.

Even if you give Trump the benefit of the doubt (a stretch) that he was not a co-conspirator with Epstein, he is still a co-conspirator now in the mas...

So, you believe that atoms have consciousness?

You know when someone believes it, when they believe it to their bones. That's their truth. Why are people so afraid of declaring their truth? Why are...

Lol! I win

Answer my questions, if you are so firm in your convictions

Spoken like someone who knows their argument does not hold water

The point being that "you can't get out what you don't put in?" Then, explain to me the function of the following neurotransmitters - • Dopamine • Ser...

Actually, our brains are the biggest consumers of energy in our body.

There is nothing simple about the functioning of the human brain.

But it is not about the arrangement. See? You are the one who is not grasping the point.

I grasped it, and rejected it. To ascribe a special property to atoms in the human brain, but not in all atoms, flies in the face of rational thinking...

It was not an ad hominem. What goes on in a human brain is not "reorganization."