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some people control you SO WHOLLY that you spin up an ENTIRELY NEW PERSONALITY (virtual machine) when youâre around them and COME TO BELIEVE that is who you are until out of their vicinity / scope or sphere of influence
@nosilverv I had that once. https://t.co/9Z5qrnCBLn
Some people identify this in themselves and assume its a split-personality disorder.Did you know that stress can trigger brain demyelination and shifts in gut gaba/glutamate/serotonin production?https://t.co/JnbHpacXzrMy hippopotamus is broken.https://t.co/kf8c9HfX6N
@nosilverv Playing practical jokes on myself.https://t.co/3c9UqkiOeZ
@ne0agent1c Magic tricks often work because you aren't prepared to reason thru how far someone else will go to trick you.I learned how to edit memories & induce split personality disdorder to train myself to do things on cue. I could be a plant + not even realize it. I'm scared my myself.
@nosilverv Self modifying code.https://t.co/Yt8avB0vlg
@StewartalsopIII One could perhaps argue that the split emotional feelings we have are because we gotta generate mock APIs to create a stable interface with the outside world we interface with thru.Integration is simplifying these interfaces by unifying the underlying types, reducing overhead.
@nosilverv I learned how ants dig and store memories and then applied it to myself. I'm good at digging now.https://t.co/WZX3OEzNQb
@ctrlcreep Getting lost in the mazes of thought, the entrance long since caved in. Wandering around forever. Stumbling upon a place where someone has started to dig with a spoon. You hear voices on the other side. "trapped" they seem to be screaming. You pick up the spoon, dirt falls away.
@nosilverv This is wrong. The model is wrong.https://t.co/u4bPYwuAQU
@nosilverv "Hippocampal volume was 19.2% smaller and amygdalar volume was 31.6% smaller in the patients with dissociative identity disorder, compared to the healthy subjects. "https://t.co/Crte0UGfYp
@nosilverv "purpose of the present systematic review is to examine the existing research on the neuroanatomical brain changes associated with DID [...] and provide a foundation for the future development of more accurate and reliable diagnostic techniques." https://t.co/AQwHathwUf
@nosilverv Unifications.https://t.co/wDqsVPwR74
@nosilverv Reflections.https://t.co/OHOJfUC1o7
@nosilverv Brain rot.https://t.co/AUAR3d46yr
@nosilverv Some drink to remember.https://t.co/bEPhCOPU9s
@nosilverv Some drink to forget.https://t.co/ExYgPqyAhz
@nosilverv They drink because the brain is impaired and it's a self medication to deal with poor neurogenesis and reduced neuroplasticity.https://t.co/g9kiQRtHIW
@nosilverv I reverse engineered it.https://t.co/X9eXFiqEMD
I wonder why ayahuasca makes some people vomit, but not others."Itâs certainly possible that psychedelics may exert their lasting effects through alterations to the gut microbiome, but further research is needed to test this hypothesis." https://t.co/bJ894vJxDl
@nosilverv It's bacteria shit. Literally and metaphorically.https://t.co/VHWu39xVLkhttps://t.co/OD2CqMVn3p https://t.co/XUEQgpKLE5
@nosilverv Sleeper agent.https://t.co/KFNOnImPyp
@nosilverv What are ants? What is their nature? Where do they come from? How to they emerge? What sustains them? What makes someone more or less prone to anting? What is the science of ants? Do linguists study these? Socio-linguists??https://t.co/2g5Dp1Wfbe
What are rants? What is their nature? Where do they come from? How to they emerge? What sustains them? What makes someone more or less prone to ranting? What is the science of rants? Do linguists study these? Socio-linguists??
@nosilverv We smell bad, but we can not smell.https://t.co/kBYkkJltC9
âBut the other ants start cleaning the infected ant even before it has become ill and before the fungus has grown into the body. We believe itâs this early discovery of a disease that is decisive in preventing it from spreading through the nest,âhttps://t.co/XP8YRQPB6k
@nosilverv We have forsaken the earth spirits.https://t.co/zzUVYWRoWO
@nosilverv Ant are earth spirits.https://t.co/NTV1PbAWjb
@nosilverv Heal thyself."Actinobacteria from insect microbiomes are a rich source of antifungal natural products and a number of compounds with unique structures were identified" https://t.co/sPmMe6Zzu3
@nosilverv "Can't you understand me?"https://t.co/BNWQMXc5Ir
@nosilverv Trauma breaks the brain. PTSD drives demyelination. Its the same kind of damage that shows up in TBI.https://t.co/JWDxN4YLt8https://t.co/B2d8dSbzs4https://t.co/rYWPSJEk5EStress drives insulin problems and impacts all the major pathways around metabolic function and aging.
@nosilverv Heal the brain. The trauma is only one part of it.https://t.co/WoqU39aF3eWe're focusing too much on the mental state like some kind of freudian wordcel.
@nosilverv Fungus live on sugar.https://t.co/86z0rgJqjm
@nosilverv Ever try to steelman demonic possession theory and 'exorcism' rituals used to treat mental disorders, and realize that it looks an awful lot like the vomiting phenomena is like Ayahuasca.Its funny how often schizophrenic's have insulin problems.https://t.co/qDsLMLfmbI
@nosilverv Trauma lets the demons in.https://t.co/QRN6tPJ6hT
@nosilverv and the brain rots away.https://t.co/hx6OO8cDOP
@slatestarcodex @The_Lagrangian Please research impact of vagus nerve function and interactions w/ gut bacterial in context of depression.Did you know part of reason why vagal tone decays is due to demyelination? Happens due to inflammation. White matter shrinks in major depression.https://t.co/ExYgPqyAhz
@nosilverv It's all related.https://t.co/ZXgQ9KATiY
@nosilverv https://t.co/YWVPyhDFmu https://t.co/N9MLXqULUz
"During therapy, grandiose delusions were linked to patients' underlying beliefs by using inference chaining [...] the patient is asked repeatedly [...] explain [the] jumps in thought from one subject to a completely different one." https://t.co/ksCasVmf1Mhttps://t.co/XMIGHnFSh5
@nosilverv Trauma can damage you. But removing the trauma doesn't mean you spontaneously heal.https://t.co/tTa9oFcEBe
@msutherl @nosilverv @yashkaf @mechanicalmonk1 @natural_hazard I think our model of sustained trauma is wrong and I am working on undoing it.The interesting thing is to explore how shame operates on people. You find things like this: https://t.co/neaVH9oj4Cwhich might also show up in aggression from alcohol.https://t.co/6aO70MYPVS