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Unnecessarily Controversial and Definitely Undersupported: “Autism” and serial murder

One of the primary differentiators between being identified with “autism” and not is the level of cognitive performance across different categories. An individual with “normal” to “above average” cognitive measurements across all measured categories is likely to escape “detection”, while an individual with low or extremely uneven performance is dramatically more likely to be considered […]

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Efficacy vs. Effectiveness

The majority of funding for studying how organisms work comes under the auspices of attempting to “cure” or ameliorate the symptoms of a perceived “disease”. Specifically with regard to neuroscience function, the psychiatric “ordered/disordered” conceit drives an overwhelming amount of the work in the field. We’ve invested hundreds of billions chasing down “cures” for psychiatric

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Dementia Villages

Stupid, unnecessary prediction: By 2035 at least 12% of all living individuals will be dealing with moderate to severe dementia related conditions. By the same date, roughly 1% of all individuals will be living in cognitive “intentional communities”. (And yes, high hundreds of millions to a billion+). Also yes, it’s completely incomprehensible right now. First

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Orca Attack!

Isn’t this just the most amazing thing ever? Like we have evidence of non-primate animals not just spreading behavior, but behavior related to abstract concepts/”unnatural” objects. It’s unmistakable evidence that not only are these animals communicating with each other, but doing so with discrete language like constructs across social groups. So much of human ethological

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Brainstem Mini Dump

Distinct neural mechanisms construct classical versus extraclassical inhibitory surrounds in an inhibitory nucleus in the midbrain attention network – Behavior is initiated long before we are “aware” of it, even tasks which supposedly require extensive post processing like visual cues. Human tau-overexpressing mice recapitulate brainstem involvement and neuropsychiatric features of early Alzheimer’s disease – Dementias

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