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Drug Regenerates Retina and Restores Vision in Blind Mice
About 45 years ago, psychiatrist Irvin Yalom estimated that a good 30-50% of all cases of depression might actually be a crisis of meaninglessness, an existential sickness […] We experience this lack of purpose as boredom, apathy, or emptiness. […] “The question of meaning in life is, as the Buddha taught, not edifying. One must immerse oneself in the river of life and let the question drift away.” […] According to Yalom, we’ve hit this crisis point in meaninglessness because we have the leisure to think
having sex one to two times per week may offer the greatest psychological benefits
if chocolate has any aphrodisiac qualities, they are probably psychological, not physiological. [2018]
Oysters are high in zinc, and a number of studies over the years have linked zinc deficiencies to impotence and delayed sexual development. But so far no major study has examined whether eating an oyster has any direct impact on arousal. [2005]
Scam call centers are metastasizing worldwide “like a cancer”
Top donors to Trump’s $239M inauguration fund include more than a dozen administration nominees
Science sleuths flag hundreds of papers that use AI without disclosing it
When Kitty Litter Caused a Nuclear Catastrophe
Were dinosaurs headed for extinction even before massive asteroid strike? Scientists offer new clues
