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"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being over whelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself",   - Friedrich Nietzsche

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How To Give People Right Advice?

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...Sometimes our friend needs some advice... But I'll tell you the right way… Sometimes everyone faces then our friend needs some advice and we too. You must first be able to properly advise and how are we going  to do it? In that article I share with you my advice and advice of some psychological that I am reading. It'll help us to give people right advice and not to listen to wrong advice. When our friends asking for advice they need us and want to listen our mind. Our first and foremost preoccupation, therefore, have got to support them without imposing our view. Because the advice is a gift and presents should be useful and correct, now I mean they doesn't have to look like some wedding presents that we're getting sometimes) When a person asking for advice he is vulnerable, your view is credible for him or he would have asked about it someone else. Therefore, we need to be friendly and understanding. You have to watch the way you speak when you will give person a...
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Study Reveals Where Brain Stores Memories Of Familiar Places

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A new study from Dartmouth reveals that three regions of the brain in the posterior cerebral cortex, which the researchers call "place-memory areas," form a link between the brain's perceptual and memory systems. The findings are published in Nature Communications . "As we navigate our surroundings, information enters the visual cortex and somehow ends up as knowledge of where we are—the question is where this transformation into spatial knowledge occurs. We think that the place-memory areas might be where this happens," says lead author Adam Steel, a Neukom Fellow with the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences in the Robertson Lab . "When you look at the location of the brain areas that process visual scenes and those that process spatial memories, these place-memory areas literally form a bridge between the two systems. Each of the brain areas involved in visual processing is paired with a place-memory counterpart." For the study, an innov...
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Who survive after the coronavirus?

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…The virus it's everywhere How many lives will be lost? I bet a lot of you all must have heard about a coronavirus. Television personalities talking about the epidemic and an ever-growing number of the people affected on TV all day. It makes me think of the apocalyptic film's plot where there are masked men walking around. It's like the Earth purifies itself and setting us people the difficult Surviving quest. What should we have done or maybe we have gotten a little crowded on the planet? I remember a huge epidemic in the history in the 14th century and it called The Black Death also known as the Mors Nigra if in Latin. Then, tens of millions of people fell victim to The Black Death from inefficient medieval medicine. However, for me, absolutely the best point is we are not in the 14th century we have the good specialists and great medical equipment😏 However, not everybody is optimistic there is a good deal of talk that the world is ending and we'll go extinct. ...
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