/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12761434
Unlike muscles, memory typically does not improve with practice. There is a way to 'tidy' your brain however

>Meditate
>Whilst doing so, arrange memories in chronological order as they arise

This technique cause you to understand cause and effect. Also, pretty much anything done to improve health generally will improve cognition so things like exercise, good sleep and nootropics to improve vascular flow.

>>12311879
>there are no intermediaries
Wrong, some are born with both sets of genitals although this is rare
>wants to support traditionalism but doesn't have enough knowledge to articulate it
If you want to make a point, start with the fact that sexual reproduction involves scarcity of a woman's eggs and womb, and work from there.

>>11782962
You'd be surprised but people actually define themselves by what they oppose
You can get someone to argue something completely opposite if you insult them then tell them you hold their current position

The Two Generals problem applies to all signals, including two people looking and talking to one another. Assuming lightspeed is unsurpassable, it also applies to neurons in the brain.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Generals'_Problem

Therefore it is unsolvable.

>>11069507
Skim the study before posting nonsense, the datas used were from
>http://correlatesofwar.org/data-sets/COW-war
ie: it's global datas

If you don't then learn at least to read a table: economic development has no noticeable impact, if anything the other major factor is IQ.

In any case ancient civilizations weren't constantly in a state of civil war despite their weak material prosperity compared to today.
Economic output as a marker of a successful society is typical westerner bias.