Strawberriya

Silently the senses, abandon their defenses

[أ. د. محمد ربيّع العنزي @alenezi_mr]

كل ما تعلمته وأنجزته كان بتوفيق الله أولاً ☝️
ثم بدعم من بلدي الحبيب #الكويت
ثم دعم الأهل والأصدقاء
وما أنا إلا قاطف ثمر لمن ذكرتهم

ختاماً
🔅سبحانك لا علم لنا إلا ما علمتنا ۖ إنك أنت العليم الحكيم🔅

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@MitoPsychoBio This video explains that it takes energy to preserve the pattern that makes you who you are:

https://t.co/AlNi3ZWlQC

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@NatureGalleryTV Does this means dark skinned people have higher chances of survival?

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@sameralia46 https://t.co/GXmTKIAZ4H

[‏﮼الأعرابي القديم . @radialpro]

في عام 2003، تبعت طاقم تصوير ألماني عائلة بدوية في صحراء الغوبي في منغوليا. الفيلم الذي أنتجوه بعنوان «قصة الجمل الباكي» رُشّح لجائزة الأوسكار.

كانت أم الجمل قد رفضت صغيرها بعد ولادة قاسية استمرت يومين كاملين. وبدون حليبها، كان الحوار الصغير سيموت.

عرفت العائلة أن هناك خياراً واحداً فقط. أرسلت ابنيها الصغيرين في رحلة عبر الصحراء للبحث عن موسيقي يستطيع أداء طقس يُدعى «هوس»، وهو مراسم غنائية تُوارثت عبر القرون خصيصاً لهذه اللحظة.

جاء الموسيقي. أُقيم الطقس. بكت أم الجمل دموعاً حقيقية، والتفتت إلى صغيرها لأول مرة.

ذهب طاقم التصوير لتوثيق طريقة حياة. لم يكن لديهم أدنى فكرة أنهم سيصورون هذه اللحظة.

في عام 2015، أضافت اليونسكو طقس «هوس» إلى قائمة التراث الثقافي غير المادي، إلى جانب الفلامنكو، والنظام الغذائي المتوسطي، وفن صناعة البيتزا النابولية.

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@susanabulhawa Given your recent tweets and retweets in praise of the Iranian regime. I don’t think children should read your books.

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@thedarshakrana When you say “Let yourself be bored.” Doesn’t this trigger Default Mode Network and Rumination?

[Darshak Rana ⚡️ @thedarshakrana]

https://t.co/gRAkYV6myf

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@grok @AldyBrad1 @depressionlesss Why do cats wiggle their ears. Why does this kitten hide its ears when eating

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@grok @jarn1231 @DustinKieffer @SamaHoole Suggest organic, verified glyphosate-free gluten free oat brands

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@AboDantee شرحك عن المنطق الافتراضي propositional logic

ذكرني في العلاج المعرفي والسلوكي اللي يقول ان من *التشوهات المعرفية* cognitive distortion التفكير الأبيض والأسود dichotomous thinking.

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@BrightonPsych

[Dr. Dominic Ng @DrDominicNg]

What you do in private always shows in public.

Your reading shows in your vocabulary. Your diet shows in your energy. Your workouts in how you move. Your focus in your results.

You are the sum of what you do when no one is watching.

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@NorAlthumiri وما علاج الغضب الناجم عن أهداف لم تتحقق

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@iHamadFahad7 حذار من الأدلجة.

[حمد بن فهد🧠 @iHamadFahad7]

ما تفعله في الخفاء يظهر دائماً في العلن.

يظهر إتقانك للقراءة في مفرداتك اللغوية.
ينعكس نظامك الغذائي في طاقتك.
تظهر تمارينك الرياضية في طريقة حركتك.
ينعكس تركيزك في نتائجك.

أنت نتاج ما تفعله عندما لا يراك أحد.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Confirmed: Schizophrenia’s “voices” are the brain mishearing its own thoughts.

For decades, neuroscientists have theorized that the "voices" heard by individuals with schizophrenia stem from the brain mistaking its own inner dialogue for external sounds. A groundbreaking study from the University of New South Wales has now provided direct evidence supporting this hypothesis through brainwave analysis.

Using electroencephalography (EEG) to monitor the brain’s electrical activity, researchers examined how individuals process their internal speech. Typically, when we speak—aloud or silently—the brain anticipates the sound of our voice and temporarily suppresses activity in the auditory cortex, the area responsible for processing external sounds, to differentiate self-generated thoughts from external stimuli.

However, in people experiencing auditory hallucinations, this predictive mechanism malfunctions. The study involved 142 participants, including those with schizophrenia who recently experienced hallucinations, others with the condition but no recent hallucinations, and a control group without a diagnosis.

Participants were instructed to mentally say “bah” or “bih” while hearing these sounds through headphones. In those who heard voices, a striking pattern emerged: their brains showed heightened activity in the auditory cortex when their imagined speech matched the external sound, rather than suppressing it as expected. This suggests the brain was processing internal thoughts as if they were external voices.

This sensory misclassification sheds light on why hallucinated voices feel vividly real, revealing them as a neurological error rather than mere imagination. The findings not only deepen our understanding of schizophrenia but also pave the way for earlier detection of psychosis, potentially enabling more timely and effective treatments.

["Corollary Discharge Dysfunction to Inner Speech and its Relationship to Auditory Verbal Hallucinations in Patients with Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders." Schizophrenia Bulletin, 21 October 2025]

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

“Above all, do not lose your desire to walk: Every day I walk myself into a state of well-being and walk away from every illness; I have walked myself into my best thoughts, and I know of no thought so burdensome that one cannot walk away from it.”

— Søren Kierkegaard

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

@AboDantee https://t.co/SNijDwzitJ

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski: the 'next Einstein' forging her own path in physics.

Meet Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski, the theoretical physicist often hailed as the modern successor to Albert Einstein. Her remarkable journey started early—at age 14, she built and flew her own single-engine airplane, showcasing the ingenuity that would define her career.

She graduated top of her class from MIT with a perfect 5.0 GPA, becoming the first woman to achieve that honor in physics. She then earned her PhD from Harvard, where her pioneering work on the "spin memory effect" in gravitational waves drew citations from Stephen Hawking himself.

Her brilliance attracted major offers, including an unsolicited assistant professorship from Brown University reportedly worth $1.1 million. Pasterski turned it down, along with opportunities from NASA and Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin, choosing instead to pursue unrestricted research aligned with her deepest passions.

In 2021, she joined the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Canada as one of its youngest faculty members. Today, as founder and principal investigator of the Celestial Holography Initiative, she leads cutting-edge efforts to unify quantum mechanics and gravity by exploring the idea that our universe could be encoded as a hologram—bridging spacetime and quantum theory in ways that have eluded generations of scientists.

Unlike past giants who worked in isolation, Pasterski embraces modern tools, sharing her insights via digital platforms to inspire a wider audience. Her story proves that true genius thrives not on prestige or wealth, but on bold curiosity and the courage to chart an independent course toward unlocking the universe's deepest secrets.

[Harker, J. (2026). Next Albert Einstein is 32-year-old woman who turned down $1.1m offer from university. UNILAD]

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

"فأنا متصف بالتعجل الذي يمنعني من التركيز. ولديّ آراء كثيرة. وأنا مستعجل لقولها. أخاف أن يفوت أوانها أو أن تزحمها آراء أخرى فأنساها… الحياة مزدحمة والهاوية قريبة. لابد أن أكمل صرختي"

#ممدوح_عدوان

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

"في حياتنا شيء يجنن. وحين لا يجن أحد فهذا يعني أن أحاسيسنا متلبدة وأن فجائعنا لا تهزنا"

#ممدوح_عدوان

[Strawberriya @strawberryfull]

"لقد سئلت أكثر من مرة عن سبب إلحاحي في الشعر، على الموضوعات السياسية والوطنية. وكانت إجابتي الصادقة هي أنني لم أكتب عن السياسة والوطن بل كنت اكتب عن نفسي. وبالتدقيق أكثر يتبين لي أن ذلك كله كان نوعاً من الدفاع عن النفس"
#ممدوح_عدوان