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Is it something more than a system of interconnected neurons developed by biological algorithmic processes and the random experiences that shape our lives?
These are bite-size pieces of experiences that we can manage from moment to moment rather than getting clobbered by this huge, scary craving that we choke on.
The experiment asks us to consider a world in which scientists have developed a machine that would simulate real life while guaranteeing experiences of only pleasure and never pain.
Your experiences will be indistinguishable from reality.
Is there inherent value in real experiences, whether pleasurable or painful?
Stress neurotransmitters in the brain are much less active during the REM stage of sleep, even during dreams of traumatic experiences, leading some researchers to theorize that one purpose of dreaming is to take the edge off painful experiences to allow for psychological healing.
All experiences are individual.
This is similar to our own brains, which learn from previous experiences to shape how new stimuli are processed.
If physical science can't entirely explain color vision, then maybe it can't entirely explain other conscious experiences either.
These ineffable experiences have properties called qualia, subjective qualities that you can't accurately describe or measure.
The average person experiences dozens of individual itches each day.
What if travel were like a magnificent buffet of local experiences?
Every brain is different, which explains why people's experiences of concussions vary so widely.
And it's brought experiences I don't really enjoy, public talking, but at the same time, this is an experience.
Now, let us imagine that this local national forest experiences an eternal winter.
From astronauts' experiences in space, we know that spending time in a microgravity environment means bone loss, muscle atrophy, cardiovascular problems, among many other complications that range for the physiological to the psychological.
These were stories of experiences of girls during their periods.
Peter Drucker, famed leadership guru, said banking and finance industries today are less about money and more about information, and yet young people today don't get that information; they don't get the experiences of money, early on.
They also had a mentor in place that helped them appreciate the lessons they were supposed to learn from those experiences.
The study created a leadership framework that said, in essence, that someone with potential, if given the opportunity to engage in strategically relevant experiences and given the ability to learn the lessons from those experiences, would have a higher likelihood of success in their career in a leadership capacity.
Now if you took that study framework and my $10,000 experiment and looked at it through the kaleidoscope, you would get a statement like this: if kids are given financially-relevant experiences in their life and someone is there to help them learn the lessons from those experiences, they have a higher likelihood of achieving financial success later in life, and in my humble opinion, they need to have them early, and they need to have them often.
Because really I'm trying to understand what makes them tick and to bring those experiences back into the classroom.
We've had complicated experiences and complicated responses to those experiences.
Those early experiences had a major impact on how I now think about war and conflict.
Well, they set their goal as the need to create lasting, positive experiences and relationships between people who've never met before.
And we have to follow our intuition and our experiences and ask really good questions.
But what about if you're not the one who experiences it?
About seven years ago, I started documenting my experiences to try to figure out why.
These were really profound experiences.
Always in those moments, they share their own experiences of loss.
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