No to Brain Rot

[Foircia]

Things I do so my brain does not rot:

Read something new.
Learn a skill I never tried before.
Teach and explain concepts.
Ask questions.
Try, fail, and try again.
Your brain needs exercise too, not just your body.

[jvanname]

Things I do so my brain does not rot:

If you want your brain not to rot, you should learn about reversible computation. Most people have rotten brains. Humans are fucked up.

Regards,

-Joseph Van Name Ph.D.

[BADecker]

^^^ Reversible computation in the brain is like adding preservatives to it. Nothing natural there, so it can't rot. That's the reason why Trump eats junk food. RFK, Jr., even says so. RFK Jr. baffled over how Trump is alive with diet 'full of poison,'

[jvanname]

^^^ Reversible computation in the brain is like adding preservatives to it. Nothing natural there, so it can't rot. That's the reason why Trump eats junk food. RFK, Jr., even says so. RFK Jr. baffled over how Trump is alive with diet 'full of poison,'

The good news is that you probably get a little bit of nutrition from your word salads. Or maybe not.

Regards,

-Joseph Van Name Ph.D.

[Xxmodded]

Things I do so my brain does not rot:

Read something new.
Learn a skill I never tried before.
Teach and explain concepts.
Ask questions.
Try, fail, and try again.
Your brain needs exercise too, not just your body.

yea i can agree with this keeping your brain fit and healthy is just as important as doing this for you body. keeping the brain active learning new habits keeps the brain sharp and has massive benefit long term. things like puzzles and memory games keeps the brain active and engaged which give so many benefits long term.

[bournekin]

Things I do so my brain does not rot:

Read something new.
Learn a skill I never tried before.
Teach and explain concepts.
Ask questions.
Try, fail, and try again.
Your brain needs exercise too, not just your body.

Fasho gotta keep the mind active same way we train the body. Learning, failing, asking questions… that’s real growth for real. Keep leveling up.

[BADecker]

^^^ Reversible computation in the brain is like adding preservatives to it. Nothing natural there, so it can't rot. That's the reason why Trump eats junk food. RFK, Jr., even says so. RFK Jr. baffled over how Trump is alive with diet 'full of poison,'

The good news is that you probably get a little bit of nutrition from your word salads. Or maybe not.

Regards,

-Joseph Van Name Ph.D.

Stop your brain rot. Have some of my word salad.

[jvanname]

Stop your brain rot. Have some of my word salad.

You are a stupid fucking moron. Your brain is rotten. You are too fucking atupid to understand reversible computation.

Regards,

-Joseph Van Name Ph.D.

[Antona]

Things I do so my brain does not rot:

Read something new.
Learn a skill I never tried before.
Teach and explain concepts.
Ask questions.
Try, fail, and try again.
Your brain needs exercise too, not just your body.

keeping our brain healthy is just as important as keeping our body healthy. exercise the brain as we do our body best way to keep the brain functioning.

[BADecker]

The brain is literally made up of certain kinds of fats. So, eat fish and walnuts for more of the kinds of fat that the brain needs. In addition, search for brain nutrients on the Net... like choline. Niacin (vitamin B3) is a good brain stimulant. Look up Deprenyl.

[XZERO1]

Not a bad topic to talk about really, we(at least most people) are definitely moving towards a more brain lazy era, I mean we are currently in it already, but it can and will get a lot worse with time.

With automation of almost any job out there people are really giving their brain a good rest for most of the day as solving complexity is not an issue anymore, even before AI being a popular thing we were not doing great in that regard.

And as how your recommendations goes, those might help a bit but we are definitely not going back to the old times in that regard and you should expect some percentage of people to become dumber(at least in some aspects) specially as generations of people change, we can only hope we can reduce that percentage a bit by putting some (however small) restrictions on use of AI and automation for work.

[BADecker]

Not a bad topic to talk about really, we(at least most people) are definitely moving towards a more brain lazy era, I mean we are currently in it already, but it can and will get a lot worse with time.

With automation of almost any job out there people are really giving their brain a good rest for most of the day as solving complexity is not an issue anymore, even before AI being a popular thing we were not doing great in that regard.

And as how your recommendations goes, those might help a bit but we are definitely not going back to the old times in that regard and you should expect some percentage of people to become dumber(at least in some aspects) specially as generations of people change, we can only hope we can reduce that percentage a bit by putting some (however small) restrictions on use of AI and automation for work.

Unfortunately, brain rot is viewed in the wrong way.

The brain isn't the thing that provokes a response. Rather, it is the spirit that provokes a response, often using the brain, and which the brain acts on. Without the spirit, the brain just sits there in idle, like a car in neutral.

Stimulating the spirit to start using the brain is something that must include curiosity and excitement in certain ways. And it is school training, especially in children, that attempts to quench this spiritual excitement.

Kids are inherently active, made to run around and do things. School sits them down in a classroom for hours, attempting to teach them things that they can almost learn automatically. This sitting, while good training in some ways, actually breaks their spirit. Search on "Don Tolman on photographic memory."

[jvanname]

Unfortunately, brain rot is viewed in the wrong way.

The brain isn't the thing that provokes a response. Rather, it is the spirit that provokes a response, often using the brain, and which the brain acts on. Without the spirit, the brain just sits there in idle, like a car in neutral.

Stimulating the spirit to start using the brain is something that must include curiosity and excitement in certain ways. And it is school training, especially in children, that attempts to quench this spiritual excitement.

Kids are inherently active, made to run around and do things. School sits them down in a classroom for hours, attempting to teach them things that they can almost learn automatically. This sitting, while good training in some ways, actually breaks their spirit. Search on "Don Tolman on photographic memory."

Your brain is rotten, so go home. Your brain is too rotten to understand reversible computation.

Regards,

-Joseph Van Name Ph.D.

[rodskee]

it’s hard nowadays because everything is so fast-paced and our brains get bored easily but it’s important to take the time to just relax and take things slow. just watering your plants can be a great way to avoid brain rot