My Infinity Box

[...] like everything else in life, it is subject to the Laws of Physics. Here are three lessons the Big Bang teaches us about how you can really make it in this Universe: 1. Energy = Matter E=MC².& [...]

[...] you address the problem, by either fighting it or running away from it successfully, your cortisol levels return to normal. Here’s the thing, though: How do you fight an environment? Our bodies [...]

[...] for each contestant. Sometimes the verdict is real close, but there is never a tie. You are Ryan Seacrest. You always know who the real crowd favorite is. There are no instant replays or deliberations [...]

[...] neurologically incapable of experiencing novelty. That is, their brains stop giving birth to baby neurons. Baby neurons are easily excitable, which makes it possible for someone to experience novelty. [...]

[...] : that humans bodies are not really designed to reduce fat in over-stimulating, highly stressful environments like the ones we’ve constructed for ourselves in this day and age. Chances are, if [...]

[...] are no instant replays or deliberations with producers behind the scenes. This is American Idol Street Edition. The decision is made and a winner is chosen. What does this mean? For starters, it [...]

[...] if it was anyone else, he or she might be swayed by their own personal biases. Not our Ryan Seacrest Emotions. Our Ryan Seacrest Emotions have been doing this for a long time, and they always& [...]

[...] terror. Sleeping to music only benefits you if its tempo matches the rhythm of your slow-wave brain oscillations. Slow-wave brain oscillations happen during the sleep period where we believe the [...]

[...] correctly. This leads us to Step 2. Step 2. Figure out how your body experiences emotions This is another silly question, but do you know how your body experiences [...]

[...] . It has decided to simply adjust to a new normal. It has learned to live at a higher cortisol baseline. “That’s great! We’re evolving!” you might say. So what’ [...]