• Alcohol and the brain
    Alcohol and the brain
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    Huffington Post

    The study, conducted by researchers at the National Institutes of Health, shows that chronic exposure to alcohol seems to move behaviour control to the dorsal striatum — the brain region associated with habit formation — and away from the prefrontal cortex — the brain region associated with complex decision-making.

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  • A pill to help you find a reliable man???
    A pill to help you find a reliable man???
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    Science Of Relationships

    Let’s talk first about the pill’s implications for the types of guys that heterosexual women are attracted to. Naturally cycling women find different types of men sexy depending upon where they are in their cycle; when they are ovulating, they report greater attraction to “manly” men (i.e., guys with deep voices and chiselled faces).

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  • Just doing it anyway may benefit the relationship – but…
    Just doing it anyway may benefit the relationship – but…
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    Science Of Relationships

    Given that having sex for avoidance goals is associated with more negative outcomes for both partners, is it better to not have sex at all than to have sex for avoidance goals? Not necessarily. Couples reported higher relationship satisfaction on days when they had sex, regardless of their reasons for doing so, compared to days without sex.

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  • Post Modern sex???
    Post Modern sex???
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    Good Men Project – Dear Daughter, I Hope You Have Awesome Sex…

    You know, if we draw a continuum, on the far right is the guy the above-linked author caricatured — the idiot who is busy trying to gain control over his daughter’s sexuality by threatening the life of his daughter’s boyfriend.

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  • So, just in case you thought we were pretty high tech…
    So, just in case you thought we were pretty high tech…
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    Gigaom

    The hardware necessary to simulate the activity of 1.73 billion nerve cells connected by 10.4 trillion synapses (just 1 percent of a brain’s total neural network) for 1 biological second: 82,944 processors on the K supercomputer and 1 petabyte of memory (24MB per synapse).

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  • Health and fitness myths
    Health and fitness myths
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    Lifestyle and Strength

    [Myth #] 5. Coffee is bad for you.

    FICTION – This myth has been perpetrated from studies that have now been disproved. According to the Mayo Clinic, “Earlier studies didn’t always take into account that known high-risk behaviours, such as smoking and physical inactivity, tended to be more common among heavy coffee drinkers at that time.”

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  • How to fundamentally remodel your brain…
    How to fundamentally remodel your brain…
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    NY Times

    So the scientists next gently placed the remaining mice in ice-cold water for five minutes. Mice do not enjoy cold water. They find immersion stressful and anxiety-inducing, although it is not life-threatening.

    Then the scientists checked these animals’ brains. They were looking for markers, known as immediate early genes, that indicate a neuron has recently fired.

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  • The little people
    The little people
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    Richard Rohr

    The point that must be remembered is that most of political and church history has been controlled and written by people on the Right because they are normally the people in control. One of the few subversive texts in history, believe it or not, is the Bible.

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  • How to help people change their minds
    How to help people change their minds
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    bakadesuyo.com

    There are five steps:

    (1). Active Listening: Listen to their side and make them aware you’re listening.

    (2). Empathy: You get an understanding of where they’re coming from and how they feel.

    (3). Rapport: Empathy is what you feel. Rapport is when they feel it back. They start to trust you.

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