Re: Underlying the pandemic off idiocy in America....

Aug 15, 2008 2 Replies


There have been several recent news reports that in agregate touch on


> the probable cause.. i will mention them here without a lot of
> elaboration.
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> 1. "young engineers" found lacking today. A cause according to
> this article and earlier research on brain development is that the
> brain does not fully develop or remain developed lacking three
> dimensional involvement. The sedentary student who does not fix
> his own car, have a job requiring manual skills suffers a lack of
> overall brain develpment and a resulting inability to think
> effectively.
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> 2. Brain damage due to wear and tear of neurons related to decision
> making... very recent research reveals that such excercise creates
> waste products (prions, partial protiens) in the cells, that are toxic
> and accumulate forming plaques in the brain and attached to the
> neurons themselves (lewey bodies). Too many decisions in one day,
> without time for the brain to process the data result in bad
> decisions later in the day... those of course create a chain reaction
> of more bad decisions and debilitating stressors.
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> This produces a gross and unnecessary acceleration of the debilitating
> aspects of the aging process.
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> And my own view from 67 years experience in the business and
> engineering community. Accumulating stressors in the culture, not
> realized as damaging because each stressor by itself is not overly
> stressing... each requiring decisions etc.. and each having to be
> structured to be compatible with the other stressors.....

How old are you? Geezer?

No Pain, nothing accomplished!

Bo

67 years in the business? Did you start when you were 4? anything older than that would put you into your 70's or 80's!!! That's pretty old dude....sure you're not exaggerating a little???

I'll let you guess on both counts... I am running a 600cc flat tracker on the 1/4 mile dirt ovals, semi professional, thats for the money not trophies. Ive been doing that longer than many on the NG have been alive. I won the open class at Wilseyville in 1972 (400 riders from around the world) other credits include numerous gun fights, bar brawls and red headed women issues... testimony before the US congress.... not withstanding my loathsome personal history, consulting contracts at top secret weapons sites....living like a wino inbetween...my favorite songs of all time are 'little darlin', Ring of fire, Only You... and ... and... girlz just wanna have fun... its a red head thang I suppose.

Phil scott

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