I think you're confusing your second point (about good and evil) with that of moral and immoral (ie. right and wrong). I totally agree that there is no universal morality but I think that it is different for good and evil. I think you should apply the same logic to this point by saying there is no universal good and evil; however, good and evil always exist in the present.
What about doing a yoga headstand? That will get plenty of blood flowing to the brain and has many positive effects on the body's immune and circulatory systems, as well as, regenerating old and lazy RBCs.
Yea i think i had those mixed up, but that one track from the 40s and indie rock/jazz im not all that into.
I'm just curious if you get paid for doing research projects or is it something that is required as part of your program? What inspired you to go into neuroscience (what kind of jobs are available for someone with such a degree)?
I thought you were going to say something like: milk has more tryptophan than the average protein source making the rate of conversion for 5-HT into serotonin much higher than other foods; but i had no idea that peer-reviewed journals concerned themselves with milk studies. I suppose that vegans trying to justify their unhealthy diets may have had something to do with the source for this myth, but that's a whole different topic.
what about the 2005 movie "London" with Jason Statham, Chris Evans, Jessica Biel...it has over 300 or so
It's a different Gas than the one that came out with the Pop album.
I hope it goes well for you. You seem to be quite knowledgeable.
I think you're confusing your second point (about good and evil) with that of moral and immoral (ie. right and wrong). I totally agree that there is no universal morality but I think that it is different for good and evil. I think you should apply the same logic to this point by saying there is no universal good and evil; however, good and evil always exist in the present.
what? no solar plexus - into the 5th dimension??? ....shhhaaaammme
the one that got me on listology in the first place
why dont you create a "your favourite novels of all time" thread?
so what school do you go to? or is this something you do on the side?
What about doing a yoga headstand? That will get plenty of blood flowing to the brain and has many positive effects on the body's immune and circulatory systems, as well as, regenerating old and lazy RBCs.
what about smoking pot? is that a good way to stay up, or will pot make you more relaxed?
Yea i think i had those mixed up, but that one track from the 40s and indie rock/jazz im not all that into.
I'm just curious if you get paid for doing research projects or is it something that is required as part of your program? What inspired you to go into neuroscience (what kind of jobs are available for someone with such a degree)?
interesting selection, i can't say i approve of all of them but i do enjoy most as well.
what are you studying btw? you've been on listology for quite a while lol
ManOfAmbient sounds about right
trance is dead? uh-oh, i think i better change my name then...
I thought you were going to say something like: milk has more tryptophan than the average protein source making the rate of conversion for 5-HT into serotonin much higher than other foods; but i had no idea that peer-reviewed journals concerned themselves with milk studies. I suppose that vegans trying to justify their unhealthy diets may have had something to do with the source for this myth, but that's a whole different topic.