That is why we are trying to build Amma Ecosystem, and AAAA(A) MegaEcosystem. Others talk, whereas we act at the right time with the right moves. Originally shared by Joe Carter My guess is we will have not only useful insight into genetics and epigenetics, but such diverse topics as the nature of consciousness, the seat of biological behaviors, the roots of identity, and many other fun topics if this information is fully unpacked. Childhood Stress Affects Behavior of Offspring: Mouse Study (...) Separation from mother is a common early stress model for experimental animals. It is known that mice and rats separated from their mothers during the first weeks of life demonstrate more disturbing behavior and reduced learning abilities compared to their relatives. Although the behavioral consequences of such a negative experience are well studied, it is still not known what molecular and structural changes in the brain are associated with them. Neurobiologists from Russia suggested that mem...
Interesting study. Though the Neuroscience part might be relatively new, the study of criminal minds by psychiatrists, psychologists, criminologists, and pathologists had been in place for more than a century. For example, Jean Alexandre Eugène Lacassagne, a French pathologist digged deep into details in the latter part of 19th century by using the method of studying "criminal autobiographies". When it comes to risk taking and criminal intent, it is a highly interconnected topic that depends on variables such as, environment (social, economic and financial) , level of risk, upbringing, local culture, educational level, rule of law to name a few. Risky behavior of an individual could also change over time with more awareness across various areas coming with experience, and worldly exposure. For that matter, even driving a bike could be considered a risky proposition by some, whereas it would be the common transportation means in some parts of the world. Does it me...
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