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There was once a time when I genuinely would Jordan Belfort my way down three stories to my dorm while a few weeks ago I spent 30 minutes making sure my cold medicine didn’t interfere with my Wellbutrin
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Yeah, advanced language skills are impressive in any case because the developing brain isn't coded for foreign language facility in every kid. Money has nothing to do with it.
If you could be less White, you'd realize that, but I guess getting the right answer on this one is less impressive if you're multiracial.
Something changed in my brain the day I made a presentation and realized that I did not need to use men as examples (which I was previously looking for)
This is the picture I ended up using
It was weird because my thought process was, "Well, not everyone is a woman," and then it clicked that "Not everyone is a man"
Scientists Map Earliest Cellular Changes in Down Syndrome Brain Development: what it means
Intriguingly, some of the same biological pathways appear disrupted in other neurodevelopmental conditions, suggesting shared mechanisms across disorders. By identifying these specific cellular miscues as they first arise, the work opens potential avenues for therapies that could support healthier brain development. The findings provide a detailed roadmap of where and when interventions might support most. Down syndrome, the leading genetic cause of intellectual disability, stems from disruptions in early brain formation that have long remained mysterious. Researchers have now traced these changes to the earliest stages of fetal brain development, examining individual cells from mid-pregnancy brain tissue. The team discovered that developing brains with Down syndrome produce certain neuron types faster than usual while generating fewer of the stem cells that should replenish the brain's building blocks. They also spotted widespread changes in how genes switch on and off, particularly those on chromosome 21, the extra copy that defines the condition. These molecular disruptions affect how neurons are born, specialize, and mature.
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Learning That Sticks: What I’m Realizing While Watching Raahima Grow
Hippocampus-based learning for children sounds technical. Almost academic. I didn’t think much about it until I started watching Raahima closely. Not in a classroom. Just at home. Toys everywhere. One minute she’s focused, the next she’s chasing something completely unrelated. At first, it felt like distraction.Now I’m not so sure. The hippocampus helps the brain form memories and connect…
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Reading and the Brain
AT NOT AI
Photo by Google DeepMind on Pexels.com Artificial intelligence is askew. It mispronounces names when I try to make a phone call. I Then must make the same error to chat-up a friend, or order a pizza or a ride. It misspells words as I write. No text, no essay, no poem is safe from un-related words and ideas. Every few moments I must review or a single word shifts all those which follow…
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