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Practice_NO_with_me t1_jdghux7 wrote

Reply to comment by KarmaScope in Where do rumen bacteria come from? by ryum1503

Ooooh thank you! I've been getting really interested in the human gut biome and how it effects mood, metal and physical health and even intelligence. I will definitely be checking this out! Would this be better read or could one listen to the audiobook at work, in your opinion?

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Practice_NO_with_me t1_j5suba8 wrote

Reply to comment by TridentLayerPlayer in A Common Thread, Thomas Blackshearr II, Oil and Gold Leaf, 2018 by GarageCrowking

I really liked that movie, tbh. It was messy for sure but it was different, it was interesting. Honestly it would have been a great candidate for deepfaking technology, like five years from now to make the racial transitions more seamless. I liked what it had to say, I liked the big ideas, I dunno something about it really captured me.

Sadly, I did not like the book nearly as much which is unusual.

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Practice_NO_with_me t1_izr5nmb wrote

Reply to comment by Smurf-Sauce in Molecular markers of cells involved in the sixth sense — proprioception, the unconscious sense of body position and movement by marketrent

I think it is its own separate sense as evidenced by the many times I have not set an alarm but somehow, in my sleep without any conscious thinking, my body knows exactly when I need to be awake. Bare in mind I sleep with a light blocking mask in a dead dark room so it isn't light perception either. Just my experience.

It is also a sense that can be messed with - people trapped in dark spaces like underground or sunken ships will often think it's only been a day when in reality they've been there three days.

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Practice_NO_with_me t1_is7jpep wrote

Reply to comment by LordScribbles in Scientists have proved goldfish do have good memories and are able to navigate their surroundings. A team from Oxford University trained nine fish to travel 70cm (2.3ft) and back, receiving a food reward at the end. The study disproves the long-held belief goldfish have little or no memory. by Tardigradelegs

Dude, people used to think human babies didn't feel pain. Or at least didn't remember so no anesthesia operations used to be a thing. I mean, I get it, probably easy to eff up a baby with anesthesia but still.

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