http://www.kurzweilai.net/mapping-neurological-disease Accelerating Intelligence Wed, 19 Jun 2013 04:56:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 http://www.kurzweilai.net/mapping-neurological-disease/comment-page-1#comment-32011 Jan Parker Mon, 10 Sep 2012 22:33:12 +0000 http://www.kurzweilai.net/?p=162261#comment-32011 As someone who has late onset schizophrenia, this is amazing info. The meds that I take daily are harsh and destroy nerves and muscles. And that's the newer stuff. I haven't had a positive relaps in 12 years from them but better meds would mean a lot. Also, when the new meds come out they are 1k a month, now they are generic geodon, which is a flat out crime. Maybe this will create a better understanding and more palatable cure. I just wish I weren't swimming in maple syrup all the time. As someone who has late onset schizophrenia, this is amazing info. The meds that I take daily are harsh and destroy nerves and muscles. And that’s the newer stuff. I haven’t had a positive relaps in 12 years from them but better meds would mean a lot. Also, when the new meds come out they are 1k a month, now they are generic geodon, which is a flat out crime. Maybe this will create a better understanding and more palatable cure. I just wish I weren’t swimming in maple syrup all the time.

]]> http://www.kurzweilai.net/mapping-neurological-disease/comment-page-1#comment-31685 Bri Sat, 08 Sep 2012 20:02:10 +0000 http://www.kurzweilai.net/?p=162261#comment-31685 I don't know?!!?? I scratch my head and wonder. I sit back and hope that someone will post thinking maybe people need some time to formulate some thoughts. So many times I won't post because I hate when people think I'm a know it all type and I'm show boating. When I read something like this a myriad of thoughts come to mind. I rarely wright more than one or two. I had a friend in high school who had schizophrenia. When he was on his meds he could be somewhat normal but he hated them. He said it felt like he was underwater. Eventually he had to be institutionalized because he became a treat to himself and others. It was sad. He was brilliant. Just that thread alone I could write on for quite awhile. It's fascinating how he perceived the world. Like I've said my mother was in psychology. Another thread to write on is how we can't keep up with the data sets. This is making a robotic doctor or reseacher more inevitable. That even now we have a hard time competing. Yet another thread is what this means to reverse engineering the brain. Instead everyone posts to Atlas Shrugged and I wouldn't even waste my time rehashing that pablum. It's budlight in a world of fine microbrews. This is a fascinating article and all I hear are crickets! I don’t know?!!?? I scratch my head and wonder. I sit back and hope that someone will post thinking maybe people need some time to formulate some thoughts. So many times I won’t post because I hate when people think I’m a know it all type and I’m show boating. When I read something like this a myriad of thoughts come to mind. I rarely wright more than one or two. I had a friend in high school who had schizophrenia. When he was on his meds he could be somewhat normal but he hated them. He said it felt like he was underwater. Eventually he had to be institutionalized because he became a treat to himself and others. It was sad. He was brilliant. Just that thread alone I could write on for quite awhile. It’s fascinating how he perceived the world. Like I’ve said my mother was in psychology. Another thread to write on is how we can’t keep up with the data sets. This is making a robotic doctor or reseacher more inevitable. That even now we have a hard time competing. Yet another thread is what this means to reverse engineering the brain. Instead everyone posts to Atlas Shrugged and I wouldn’t even waste my time rehashing that pablum. It’s budlight in a world of fine microbrews. This is a fascinating article and all I hear are crickets!

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