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Is it possible to induce a specific amnesia on yourself? I just want to forget the pleasure of masturbation.
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bio computers

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is any research being done on biological computing? ie building simple emp-proof computers out of biological neurons and cells?
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Electroconvulsive Therapy

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/sci/, what do you really think about modern day ECT?

How does getting the 'treatment' impact intelligence (memory, language, thinking), personality, and other aspects of behavior?
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Is intelligence simply pattern recognition?

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Is statement
>The only constant in the universe is change
a correct one?
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What are some practical applications of the Set Theory?
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Physics Nobel Prize in predicting climate sensitivity to CO2

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Syukuro Manabe and Klaus Hasselmann have been jointly awarded one half of the 2021 NobelPrize in Physics “for the physical modelling of Earth’s climate, quantifying variability and reliably predicting global warming.”
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Doesnt it seem like mental disorders are heavily dependent on the society you live in. Usually one of the main and most important things that are required in order to say you have a mental disorder is that it must cause distress on a daily basis. So the best example of this would be ADHD. If we lived in an Agrarian society where most people farmed would ADHD really cause them distress on a daily basis? Unless its EXTREMELY severe it seems like it would have little to no distress as you are constantly doing physical tasks and arent sitting in a class room for hours needing to listen to someone. Also it begs the question how common are things like depression, is it mostly a problem because of modern society? if you had a huge family and lived in a village where people all supported each other doing physical tasks all day would depression be extremely rare?
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We could be living in a world electrified by advanced nuclear technology but instead we have toxic coal plats and shitty windmills.
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