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beforethedawn
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Life is 99% brain health?
#23816498 - 11/09/16 02:58 PM (7 years, 2 months ago) |
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Who agrees with this statement?
Any change, ANY change in the brain results in a change in the environment. The brain is constructing a possibility of everything you experience, based on some unconscious decisions it makes for you.
Right?
I think it's right.
So any damage or detriment to the brain can put your life into utter chaos and total shite-ness.
Trust me I know.
Likewise, any enhancement of the brain goes the opposite direction, into pleasure and wonder and joy.
If you can somehow find a way to breathe more life into your brain - meditation, supplements, etc. I think you will have total control of a beautiful, easy life.
Life is just brain health, a state of mind.
Thoughts?
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I agree with that over that it's a purely spiritual experience.
Likely why drug philosophy needs modernized and accept psychedelics.
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Re: Life is 99% brain health? [Re: Morel Guy]
#23816542 - 11/09/16 03:10 PM (7 years, 2 months ago) |
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way too simplified, why would you want that? then what?
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beforethedawn
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I know it sounds a bit materialist but I'm not saying thoughts don't change the brain, just that brain health, whatever achieves it, determines everything.
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what about interest, habit, economy, politics, environment...
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Brain cells die all the time but you have enough to last you a while. If your brain starts bleeding or has a slice cut out of it then of course there can be serious damage.
Hard drugs like cocaine and meth can also act to form necrosis of the brain.
A change in the brain changes how someone perceives the environment but it does not change the actual molecular makeup of the environment itself.
But yes, life is brain health. I think the Central and Peripheral sections of the human nervous system act together to form a Tripartite soul.

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I think and find psycadelics open up totally unexplored fields of thought. I'm not the first.
Then on to bigger and better things.
What are you doing on this site!
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beforethedawn said: I know it sounds a bit materialist but I'm not saying thoughts don't change the brain, just that brain health, whatever achieves it, determines everything.
Thoughts can change the physical body. I can think about a hot chick and give myself an erection.
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Re: Life is 99% brain health? [Re: viktor]
#23816840 - 11/09/16 04:37 PM (7 years, 2 months ago) |
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Mental cognition can result in chemical and electrical changes throughout your body but not outside of your body in the external environment.
Thermo-regulation is the closest thing to effecting the environment around you.
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Re: Life is 99% brain health? [Re: sudly] 1
#23816847 - 11/09/16 04:41 PM (7 years, 2 months ago) |
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How the fuck do you know?
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Re: Life is 99% brain health? [Re: sudly]
#23816849 - 11/09/16 04:42 PM (7 years, 2 months ago) |
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I think we affect the world in more ways than just body heat, look at global warming.
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Re: Life is 99% brain health? [Re: viktor]
#23816887 - 11/09/16 05:02 PM (7 years, 2 months ago) |
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Science is a pretty dandy thing.
Our physical actions effect the world but they result from chemical and electrical interactions within the human nervous system.
This means the electromagnetic activity within your nervous system does not directly effect the external environment. The activity effects the muscles which can then in turn effect the environment around them.
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As redgreenvines said
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redgreenvines said: what about interest, habit, economy, politics, environment... (and) way too simplified,
and 'health' is undefined
does health include IQ ? does that matter to happiness?
which talents are most important?
how do you distinguish power of concentration, from: brain 'health', talent, & IQ ?
What about compassion?
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Re: Life is 99% brain health? [Re: laughingdog]
#23816906 - 11/09/16 05:09 PM (7 years, 2 months ago) |
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what if sudly is actually swami or orgone conclusion? it could explain the weird repetitive humor with severely mangled science.
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sounds like a foregone salami collusion
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Re: Life is 99% brain health? [Re: laughingdog]
#23817037 - 11/09/16 05:52 PM (7 years, 2 months ago) |
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I guess the concept of Dualism has become somewhat of a guide to me.
If you don't believe in Dualism you won't understand it.
Even so it'd be nice of you to point out this 'mangled' science.
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Re: Life is 99% brain health? [Re: sudly] 1
#23817057 - 11/09/16 06:01 PM (7 years, 2 months ago) |
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oh never mind about that, shine on you crazy diamond.
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beforethedawn
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So definitely, definitely, things mentioned affect life, but I'm making a bit of a statement for the brain here, saying that IME it all comes down to what your brain is doing, I mean, somehow, it's ALL in the brain.
Not to be confused with the perspective of solipsism or materialism.
As someone who has watched the brain improve and wondered if I'm 'finally there', finally 'well', so many times, I've realised it's all just a brain process and we can't even speak of reality.
We can of course make it all better for ourselves, by keeping or making the brain as healthy as possible.
Also, yes, psychedelics have been proven to improve brain health and connectivity, exactly what I'm talking about.
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I mean, somehow, it's ALL in the brain.
The human mind is controlled by the Central Nervous System which consists of the Brain and Spinal cord. The human bodily functions are controlled by the Peripheral nervous system which is everything outside of the Brain and Spinal cord.
A healthy Central Nervous System is important to living.
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