“In the paper, Wu argues
that if we reimagine cognitive aging as a developmental outcome, it opens the
door for new tactics that could dramatically improve the cognitive health and
quality of life for aging adults. In particular, if adults embrace the same
“broad learning experiences” (characterized by six factors below) that promote
children’s growth and development, they may see an increase in their cognitive
health, and not the natural decline that we all expect.”
“Wu makes the case that we naturally tend to
shift from ‘broad learning,’ to ‘specialized learning,’ when we begin our
careers, and at that point, cognitive aging begins. As we settle into our work
roles, we become more efficient in our day-to-day expectations and activities,
and rarely stray from that. Though there are some benefits to it, such as
having more efficient and accurate responses in appropriate situations, there
are also downfalls, such as holding wrong assumptions or difficultly overriding
these assumptions.”
You are not too old, nor simple-minded, to learn something
new today. I try to live my life based
on this principle. In fact, IMO, if everyone would live by this principle, we
could eradicate essentially every problem we have in society. Too bad most people have shown very little
desire to agree and change their mindset to follow this worldview. Just think of what we could accomplish
together if we all tried to understand something we don’t already know.
This video shows government tank runs back and forth over
protestors Venezuela.
If you support socialism or anything other than complete
free markets, this atrocious activity is what you are implicitly advocating. As for myself, I will not stand to support
this heinous and cruel system. You
liberal elites are out of control. Take
a look at the world around you.
Capitalism is a glorious thing.
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