Dudley Lynch

At Brain Technologies, we map inner ecologies of the brain/mind & teach Dolphin Thinking(tm) skills for mobilizing the next right, smart, good thing or move.

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If ever asked what the #brain's primary source of "get up and go" is, answer that it has a seven-letter name that begins with "g." #Glucose. The cells' #mitochondria turn glucose into adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which then stores and transfers #energy. https://t.co/X1lpa82w0F

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Here's a #creative twist: Broadway-bound team plans to develop "Mandela" musical in central Indiana. The composers, lyricists, book writer, actors, choreographer, director and Nelson Mandela family will use locations in Hamilton and Marion counties. https://t.co/0aTElyQb6B

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Students at Washington, D.C.’s largest public elementary school are taught to understand their own brains, regulate their own emotions and work out conflicts peacefully. Read about the Peace of Mind Curriculum here: https://t.co/J1b0GGoTsW #brain #leadership #creativity #educate

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British roboticist Peter Scott-Morgan, 61, has Stephen Hawking's motor neurone disease. He's fighting it furiously with life-saving devices like a mini-ventilator (quieter than Darth Vader's, he boasts), a feeding tube into his stomach and a colostomy bag. https://t.co/oOyE6m9sNC

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Does your brain care about others? It depends. Take Lord George Gordon (1751-1793). He fought against injustices meted out to Royal Navy sailors on one hand. On the other, he instigated “the most destructive domestic upheaval" in London's history. https://t.co/VgxbVSr3Fr

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Eventually, we can expect a device to help a hard-of-hearing #brain hone in on specific #sounds its user wants to hear. Meanwhile, experts are working on how to train existing external #hearing aids to pick up on specific voices of the user’s choice. https://t.co/emqkyqolii

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High-salt #diets may not bode well for your #brain. First, levels of nitric oxide in your body may drop. Then, a protein called tau may accumulate. This can lead to the development of #Alzheimer’s disease and other issues. So . . . please pass the pepper! https://t.co/4O541Aui2v

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Never mind what this Ernest & Young #accountant was thinking. What was he eating?! (In #leadership seminar, he suggests comparing women's #brains to pancakes, and he meant every bite of it.) https://t.co/NPkBFpxB68

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The author of The Source; The Secrets of the Universe, the Science of the Brain (Tara Swart) likes this Kurt Vonnegut quote: “We have to continually be jumping off cliffs and developing our wings on the way down.” https://t.co/dkbc8anV9R

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Human brains are "pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty good" good at decision-making, and #robotics (AI) can help them be better. But these #futurists disagree on whether a robot should ever be president or prime minister. https://t.co/Qgy3JRByAs

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How swiftly 45-year-olds can walk is shown to be an indicator of how fast their brains are aging. The study was done in New Zealand. Read about it here: https://t.co/PP5YlReBhl

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Between the mid-19th and mid-20th centuries, three dozen men and women changed the way we see the world. For no obvious reason, half were Jews. British novelist and commentator on music and cultural affairs Norman Lebrecht asks if Jews think differently. https://t.co/NAJ1iTVJW0

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One critic has described Kim Shattuck's voice as part soundchecking fire-eater, part drunken sailor and part razorblade gargling velociraptor. The pioneering underground rock star is dead at 56 of complications of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Obit here: https://t.co/JFZNwQgnwo

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Suggesting that Donald Trump’s flaws derive from presumed psychological abnormalities is unfair to the President and to those who actually have psychological abnormalities. Here are arguments why. https://t.co/Hf03jZGBoi

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#Hunger is believed to make you more impatient and more likely to settle for a small #reward that arrives sooner than a large one that comes later. Or as the "Hungry?" commercials for Snickers put it, "You're Not You When You're Hungry." https://t.co/VImxo5sMTP

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Businesses like Sips ‘N Strokes, Painting With a Twist and Pinot’s Palette force art students to speed up their painting. You start with a canvas in front of you, a paint brush in one hand and, say, a mimosa in the other and go for it. #creativity #brain https://t.co/5qxDtMqOW7

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Is mindfully stepping out before snapping the ironic key to powerfully staying? It's an idea that this #mindfulness expert has gleaned from personal experience. #brain #behavior https://t.co/Twan0x5uvY

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Two artists born without arms are found to have complex "toe maps" in their brains that correpond to their missing "hand maps." These maps assigns specific regions of the brain to work with each individual toe. https://t.co/pRMuFcKjTo

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7 tips about lecture notes. (1) Take them. (2) Note everything important. (3) Make them detailed. (4) Listen for cues. (5) Revise after note-taking. (6) Tape lectures and replay. (7) Take handwritten notes. Remember: Most students' notes are too sketchy. https://t.co/2cQD01g3Hh

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The docuseries, "Inside Bill’s Brain: Decoding Bill Gates," will be available on Netflix starting Sept. 20. Director Davis Guggenheim’s series narrates Gates' pursuit of “unique solutions to some of the world’s most complex problems,” according to Netflix. https://t.co/oAs8c9eEps