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Jarrell: I thought you said to stay on the path!
Old Man: Yes, but you must know when to break the rules!


Questions still longing for an answer: $\scriptstyle \phantom{ 3987^12 + 4365^12 = 4472^12}$


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May
24
comment Aesthetic preference for even or odd numbers
I prefer (odd) primes...
May
19
comment What is the linguistic equivalent of functional fixedness?
after first reading "IT guy" (functional fixed) "He Man" came to my mind...+1
May
19
comment Does dream recall interfere with “reverse learning”? (Crick and Mitchison's theory of REM sleep)
+1 interesting...
May
17
comment Training for the Corpus Callosum?
+1 thanks for your opinion...
Apr
8
comment Can lucid dreaming detract from the recuperative effect of REM sleep?
@Jeff thanks for the link, but in my opinion the answers there are inconclusive, but it looks like it depends on you...
Apr
8
comment Training for the Corpus Callosum?
I agree, (close your right eye and turn your head to the right while reading this ;-) but, when the information is seen by the left eye and let's say in the left visual field of view, to get to the left hemisphere (to be interpreted) it needs to go through the corpus callosum, right?
Apr
8
comment Training for the Corpus Callosum?
What if you close your right eye?
Apr
8
comment Training for the Corpus Callosum?
Thanks for your suggestions, but this doesn't answer my original question if reading text in the left visual field train the corpus callosum...
Apr
1
comment Training for the Corpus Callosum?
@jeff staying in your picture, I would like to know if it's possible to increase the amount of water?
Mar
30
comment Does associating a color with numbers improve math learning?
+1 Do you think it would be possible to test one's personal internal perception of numbers by doing addition problems and analyzing the performance?
Mar
30
comment Training for the Corpus Callosum?
@mien thanks, what do you think of my idea?
Mar
10
comment Why we can't read in dreams?
I recently read something while dreaming...
Nov
6
comment Should always selecting the same response on the IOWA Gambling Test result in a good value?
But what if I would know the good deck, call it C. Is there a reason for the $4500?
Jul
24
comment Is StackExchange.com Addiction Dangerous?
@ThomasOwens didn't know that. Terrifying...
Jul
3
comment Is an autistic person's brain different from a non-autistic one?
Related: How do the brains of savants such as Temple Grandin compare to a standard brain?
Jun
27
comment Binaural Beats meets Sound-Color-Synesthesia
Ok sorry, this is not common to me. I'll remove it. It's not by default that I get answers, that contain that many references. +1 for the hard working community.
Jun
27
comment How do the brains of savants such as Orlando Serrell and Temple Grandin compare to a standard brain?
+1 Thanks for your answer.
Jun
26
comment How many bits of data would it take to represent an entire life as a film?
Thanks great colllection +1.
Jun
26
comment How do the brains of savants such as Orlando Serrell and Temple Grandin compare to a standard brain?
Related: Mathematical Discoveries that were made or supported by Savants
Jun
26
comment How are autistic savants able to perform certain mathematical computations so quickly?
Due to the number $81^{100}$ involved, I think he's referring question: Mathematical Discoveries that were made or supported by Savants