Our motivation, emotion, learning, and memory, are regulated in the cortical region of our mind, known as the hippocampus. I recommend the protest experience as exercise, along with your regular routine. Both work well on hippocampi neurons, and then a diet, of course, is an excellent stimulant with prudent use of substances such as dark chocolate, blueberries, and salmon. Sustain those millions of well-developed neural pathways of your adult mind. To do that, seek constant change in your personal life and community of friends, lovers, and associates. Oh, then read one of the following. Something should catch your eye?
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tagged: Neighborhood
- CastlingThe working-class neighborhoods of New York do not need a long-term comprehensive plan to solve their housing problem. They need fifty-nine strategic plans focused on housing. Why? Every problem is a housing problem. There is […]
- Planning Together: Part VIIOne Take…Subcommittee on Capital Budget and Committee on Land Use The underlying theme in the February 23, 2021 hearing on the proposed legislation examined one point. Where and how can long-term planning fit into the […]
- Planning Together – Part VIPolitical people, perhaps more than many others, live in a dichotomous world. They run for office, care about issues, and have a political ideology. They are required to express instinctive and emotional thoughts. Still, when […]
- Planning Together: Part VThe Wicked Problem Plan Financial crises, health care, hunger, income disparity, obesity, poverty, terrorism, and sustainability are examples of wicked problems further complicated by climate change, biodiversity loss, persistent poverty, and food insecurity. The difficulty […]
- GalileoGalileo knew that most people would predict that a heavy body (H) would fall faster than a lighter body (L). But, his eyes were fixed on our solar system, and these bodies were not falling, […]
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Castling
The working-class neighborhoods of New York do not need a long-term comprehensive …
Planning Together: Part VII
One Take…Subcommittee on Capital Budget and Committee on Land Use The underlying …