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bio	website	alphasmanifesto.com
	location	Austin, TX
	age	28
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var me = {
  from: "Argentina",
  passions: HobbyList({
    music: "Electronic",
    job: "Software Architect"
  }),
  terribleSecret: function() {
    $(HiggsBoson).hide();
    //TODO fix: they found me
  }
};

	332 reputation	bio	website	alphasmanifesto.com	visits	member for	1 year, 4 months
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Jan 18	awarded	Yearling
Dec 7	awarded	Critic
Dec 7	comment	Possibility of perfect virtual reality Since hallucinations are already a form of "virtual" reality that is undistinguishable from actual reality to the subject, maybe studies on what causes them and on their mechanisms can help shed light on the feasibility of the proposed idea? Still, I don't think we'll get to a "yes/no" answer.
Sep 27	asked	What causes laughter?
Sep 19	comment	Could Fitts Law be used to measure difficulty in platform genre games? Being a gamer myself, I would say IMHO that while it is a measurable factor of the game's difficulty, there are several others that highly affect it. Ben mentioned gravity, but motion controls, acceleration and deceleration, character velocity, control responsiveness and sensibility and probably others I'm forgetting make a huge difference.
Sep 14	awarded	Commentator
Sep 14	accepted	Is there a range in time on which the mind detects correlation between events?
Sep 14	comment	Is there a range in time on which the mind detects correlation between events? @ArtemKaznatcheev Hi! I was waiting to see if an answer with a more specific approach to the problem appeared, but this one provides a starting point to the problem and I think it's acceptable as it does tackle the question. I will accept it as an answer, thank you.
Jul 26	comment	Is StackExchange.com Addiction Dangerous? Could this be related?
Jul 10	awarded	Nice Question
Jul 6	awarded	Editor
Jul 6	revised	How do cooperative vs. competitive activities impact the learning patterns of an individual? clarification on types of activities
Jul 6	comment	How do cooperative vs. competitive activities impact the learning patterns of an individual? Thanks guys! (I'm seeing both of you around and I see you're doing a great job). No, I'm not interested in any particular age group, but I would accept an answer which is based on children, since most of the heavy-imprint learning happens there. And yes, this would include sports, games of any type, common activities and everything which can be compared from the cooperative vs. competitive point of view. "Personality development" is a broad term for me, there's probably a better word. I try to go with everything that makes people biased to a specific way of thinking/acting rather than other.
Jul 6	asked	How do cooperative vs. competitive activities impact the learning patterns of an individual?
Jul 4	comment	Is there a range in time on which the mind detects correlation between events? @ChuckSherrington Conditioning in learning would also determine the effects that I'm describing, so I see it as useful as well. Would you mind to complement waldog's answer with your own?
Jul 4	comment	Is there a range in time on which the mind detects correlation between events? @ChuckSherrington Basically, I couldn't find anything on the subject, mainly because I do not know which is the proper technical term for this perception characteristic. Looking for terms always brings up results and studies on unrelated contexts.
Jul 2	asked	Is there a range in time on which the mind detects correlation between events?
Jun 28	accepted	Hearing first but understanding later?
Jun 28	asked	Hearing first but understanding later?
Jun 10	awarded	Scholar