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Latest research suggests that Xenophilia is the result of ‘objectification’ from one or either parties, always unhealthy. That international relationships require strong commitment is a fact. Neuroscientists deem race-mixing as Objectifying. Although not my case, I can’t hide the discomfort of the statement. Objectification as in giving up one s culture for the other, a […]

November 20, 2025/by Nagi

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Anxiety

Anxiety is the originator of all Mental Disorders. What we don’t know yet for sure, is the biology of anxiety. We know the triggers, although it is still unclear in what areas of the brain anxiety originates. One of the most entertained…

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Strengths and Weaknesses of ADHD

When is the right time to make a choice? The unification of Theology and Psychology Decision-making is the benchmark of ADHD, although no trait is necessarily pathological exclusive. These days, we got into the habit of Labeling…

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Executive Dysfunction

Description: It is not yet understood whether Executive Dysfunction is a Signal or Neurotransmission s disruption. Brain anatomy alone is worth a whole encyclopedia.Since this is not an academic journal, I'll dissect the brain in its main…

Neurodivergents need more sleep than the average Neurotypical s 6 minimum hours.

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Fatigue in ASD/ADHD

Medical science cites 6 hours as the least amount of sleep in a 24 hours period. Autistics may well need 8/9 hours. Sleep affects medication and performance. It is proven that autistics get more tired than the average person.This is easily…

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International Relationships and Objectification

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Fatigue in ASD/ADHD

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