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A person on here posted a meme-question that I have been ruminating on for a while. So here's my rant on it.
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Keeping ageing brains on top form is one of several articles giving the results of a study on mental age before and after mental exercises.
The upshot: learning, decision making, visualization and problem solving help keep the mind in top shape. They also push "aerobic exercise", but every medical study does that, and it's benefits are probably due to the better turnover of the blood supply to the brain and the time to think while trudging on the treadmill. So yes, that book of crossword puzzles is an investment in the fight against senility.
This did not surprise me, because it confirms my own experiences and conclusions.
What have you learned this year?
The upshot: learning, decision making, visualization and problem solving help keep the mind in top shape. They also push "aerobic exercise", but every medical study does that, and it's benefits are probably due to the better turnover of the blood supply to the brain and the time to think while trudging on the treadmill. So yes, that book of crossword puzzles is an investment in the fight against senility.
This did not surprise me, because it confirms my own experiences and conclusions.
What have you learned this year?
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ertla pointed out, There is no such thing as an ability to divide the population neatly into "healthy" and "unhealty", "mature" and "immature", "moral" and "immoral". ... or "functional" vs "dysfunctional". Especially in terms of total personal traits, it isn't black and white, it isn't binary. ( Read more... )
ertla pointed out, There is no such thing as an ability to divide the population neatly into "healthy" and "unhealty", "mature" and "immature", "moral" and "immoral". ... or "functional" vs "dysfunctional". Especially in terms of total personal traits, it isn't black and white, it isn't binary. ( Read more... )Tags:
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