Month: November 2021

• The Neurocycle: Day 44 of 63

  Meditation There are numerous medical benefits associated with meditation. At the same time it can be an important pathway to… Read more.

• The Neurocycle: Day 43 of 63

  The Trichotomy of Control? Ancient Stoic philosophers such as Epictetus taught that there are two and only two types of… Read more.

• The Neurocycle: Day 42 of 63

  Earth, the Kettle of Life In the 1950s the theory that life began by lightning striking a solution of simple… Read more.

• The Neurocycle: Day 41 of 63

  Predictions for Black Friday 2046 Despite what purveyors of prognostication may tell you, it’s all but impossible to know the… Read more.

• The Neurocycle: Day 40 of 63

  Herd Behavior Herd behavior is a term referring to groups of animals, the way they gather together into a mass,… Read more.

• The Neurocycle: Day 39 of 63

  Gut Bacteria and a Youthful Brain Middle age is in most respects a good age to be. You are hopefully… Read more.

• The Neurocycle: Day 38 of 63

  The Art of Small Talk—Asking Questions I am probably the last person who should be giving lessons on small talk.… Read more.

• The Neurocycle: Day 37 of 63

  Staying Warm In many places north of the Tropic of Cancer it is already cold, getting cold, about to get… Read more.

• The Neurocycle: Day 36 of 63

  Palindromes A palindrome is a word, phrase, sentence or number that reads exactly the same forwards as backwards. As with… Read more.

• The Neurocycle: Day 35 of 63

  The Distances Between Things Why I find this topic interesting I don’t really know. I only know that I do.… Read more.