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i just watched a documentary (one strange rock i think it was) that talked about the absorption of neanderthals into the species that eventually became us. really cool stuff.
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I like where your thinking is at.If there’s energy transfer in this process I see self recharging fuel cells in our future.
Bruce Patterson (no relation to John), a zoologist with the museum, continues to study those animals. Chemical tests of hair samples recently confirmed that the lions had eaten human flesh in the months before they were killed. Patterson and his colleagues estimate that one lion ate 10 people, and the other about 24—far fewer than the legendary 135 victims, but still horrifying.
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check out batteries that recharge from the CO2 in the atmosphere.... very cool tech if they can stabilize itenergy transfer in this process I see self recharging fuel cells in our future.
It's scientific name? Rana ridibunda
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Ok, back to work :D
Edit: it's also called the laughing frog. <irony>
Here's a question I'll propose to my Science friends. This is a theory I've had for a while and maybe you all can weigh in on it.
Maybe were looking to the wrong part of the brain to understand PTSD (or at least missing a piece to the puzzle). Everyone is looking to the amygdala, prefrontal cortex, and the hippocampus to understand how PTSD works. However I think our endocrine system is pointing us to a very different part of the brain. One thing PTSD sufferers have in common is altered cortisol levels which is regulated by the HPA axis. This is common with PTSD sufferers. Could the hypothalamus be the key in unlocking the next level of treatment in PTSD sufferers? This is just a theory of mine; I would love to get feedback.