TenPi
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Has anyone heard of the behavior sink from the rat paradise/universe? I think I am a beautiful one.
en.wikipedia.org
www.smithsonianmag.com
bigthink.com
adhd-institute.com
I think I have the first 3, learning problems, sleep issues, and a little oppositional disorder.
I read about how the neocortex is smaller for people with ADHD, and how our brains are filled with agents and how they all want different things. Does anyone have something interesting to say about them? Wasn't sure where to post this, hope its the right place. The seach is not very good on the forum so forgive me if I miss something.
Behavioral sink - Wikipedia

This Old Experiment With Mice Led to Bleak Predictions for Humanity’s Future
From the 1950s to the 1970s, researcher John Calhoun gave rodents unlimited food and studied their behavior in overcrowded conditions

What's the Psychological Impact of Overpopulation? Here's a Horrific Experiment
In 1972, eight mice were placed in a utopia. Full of food, water, bedding, and space for 3000 mice. Within three years there were no survivors.

I am 30, never had a real job, I was lucky to have been born attractive enough to get girls on tinder, but I have lots of anxiety. I am diagnosed with ADHD, and anxiety but I don't know the root cause of my problems nor where to start to fix them. Adderall didn't seem to help unless I stay up a night, I don't like the memory issues that my klonopin gives me so I don't take it. I don't really know where to start, I think I am fairly intelligent (people keep telling me that anyway) but also rather anxious and make mountains out of molehills. Please send me links on what to read up on and what to do. I like Jordan Peterson a lot.Days 315-600: The “Equilibrium” period. It was here that the social roles of mice began to break down. Mice born during this period found they lacked space to mark out territories in, and random acts of violence among the mice began to occur. Many males simply gave up on trying to find females. These males retreated into their bedding and rarely ventured out. Simply eating, sleeping, and grooming. Calhoun dubbed these narcissistic loners “The Beautiful Ones”. They also tended to be rather stupid.
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I read about how the neocortex is smaller for people with ADHD, and how our brains are filled with agents and how they all want different things. Does anyone have something interesting to say about them? Wasn't sure where to post this, hope its the right place. The seach is not very good on the forum so forgive me if I miss something.