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Welcome to Neurospicy, where we embrace our quirks, tangents, and the occasional chaos of neurodiversity. Celebration our spicy, unconventional minds. Bring your sass and your snacks!
You know when your brain is so neurospicy that it feels like someone has rubbed hot sauce onto every individual neuron in your head, into your eyes, and into every single nerve of your face?
No?
Just me?
Okay... I'll go back to hiding in a dark room...
No?
Just me?
Okay... I'll go back to hiding in a dark room...
Neurospicy Zone
🌶️ subtext can be difficult for us, please be direct - unless it’s dark humor 🤪
🌶️ we will be candid, it is never to be rude. it's how we process thought.
🌶️ sometimes we need to think before we answer or act, please allow time for us to respond.
🌶️ subtext can be difficult for us, please be direct - unless it’s dark humor 🤪
🌶️ we will be candid, it is never to be rude. it's how we process thought.
🌶️ sometimes we need to think before we answer or act, please allow time for us to respond.
It might sound far-fetched, but recent research suggests that dogs’ and humans’ brains synchronise when they look at each other.
This research, conducted by researchers in China, is the first time that “neural coupling” between different species has been witnessed.
Neural coupling is when the brain activity of two or more individuals aligns during an interaction. For humans, this is often in response to a conversation or story.
Neural coupling has been observed when members of the same species interact, including mice, bats, humans and other primates. This linking of brains is probably important in shaping responses during social encounters and might result in complex behaviour that would not be seen in isolation, such as enhancing teamwork or learning.
When dogs and humans gazed at each other and the dogs were stroked, their brain signals synchronised. The brain patterns in key areas of the brain associated with attention, matched in both dog and person.
https://tinyurl.com/453jwc56
This research, conducted by researchers in China, is the first time that “neural coupling” between different species has been witnessed.
Neural coupling is when the brain activity of two or more individuals aligns during an interaction. For humans, this is often in response to a conversation or story.
Neural coupling has been observed when members of the same species interact, including mice, bats, humans and other primates. This linking of brains is probably important in shaping responses during social encounters and might result in complex behaviour that would not be seen in isolation, such as enhancing teamwork or learning.
When dogs and humans gazed at each other and the dogs were stroked, their brain signals synchronised. The brain patterns in key areas of the brain associated with attention, matched in both dog and person.
https://tinyurl.com/453jwc56
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?
new research shows that our brains don’t passively receive information; instead, they actively construct meaningful experiences based on what we focus on.
It suggests that our internal goals play a huge role in how we process and remember events, helping us structure our daily lives into manageable "chapters".
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/10/241003123119.htm
It suggests that our internal goals play a huge role in how we process and remember events, helping us structure our daily lives into manageable "chapters".
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/10/241003123119.htm
been feeling overwhelmed today for no apparently reason. 😂 🤦
as usual, i'm going to blame the moon.
Remember: it’s okay to pause and reset.
https://daily-inspo.vercel.app/
as usual, i'm going to blame the moon.
Remember: it’s okay to pause and reset.
https://daily-inspo.vercel.app/
I don't know if you feel this way, but navigating my identity in the digital world is a daily challenge.
https://blog.aaronvick.com/beyond-likes
https://blog.aaronvick.com/beyond-likes
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?
/neurospicy traits at their best
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?
TikTok in 2024: Did you hear about this NEW thing?! Listening to binaural music (different instruments or pitches in each ear on headphones) feels really nice to neurospicy brains!
Me: Psssh! All my favorite emo bands were doing that back in 2003.
Also me: .....ooooohhh! I see what happened there!
Me: Psssh! All my favorite emo bands were doing that back in 2003.
Also me: .....ooooohhh! I see what happened there!
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?
What they call "impulsivity", I call "yes and"-ing life.
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?
How do I know I have ADHD?
I am hosting a birthday party for 80 people, in my yard, in 2 hours. Almost nothing is ready.
I got out of the shower and I am blow drying my hair.
I just turned off my hair dryer and put it down for the EIGHTH time to reply or cast something.
I was "just going to scroll" because I never blow dry my hair because it's "too boring". ☠️
I am hosting a birthday party for 80 people, in my yard, in 2 hours. Almost nothing is ready.
I got out of the shower and I am blow drying my hair.
I just turned off my hair dryer and put it down for the EIGHTH time to reply or cast something.
I was "just going to scroll" because I never blow dry my hair because it's "too boring". ☠️
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?
Yes, I have.
There is a reason my AIM screen name was SilenceScaresMee back in the day...
There is a reason my AIM screen name was SilenceScaresMee back in the day...
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?
ngl, ramen is a gift to us nuerospicy folks
What's one of your neurospicy superpowers & how did it help you this week?