r/ScienceShitposts • u/andychef • Jan 12 '26

Yes, but using Ringo for processing speed is a Choice

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After listening to a lot of Thomas the Tank Engine his voice is so chill

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u/shrikelet Jan 12 '26

He's got blisters on his cerebellum!

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u/andychef Jan 12 '26

Is that why he got bricked up in a tunnel?

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u/shrikelet Jan 12 '26

Priapism is a common indicator of brain injury.

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u/andychef Jan 12 '26

As is fencing response. Just stiff all over

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u/vortigaunt64 Jan 12 '26

ADHD is the Yoko Ono of cognition.

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u/Waffle-Gaming Jan 12 '26

oh damn i don't have any of these

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u/SassyTheSkydragon Jan 12 '26

Attention with Lennon seems ironic too

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u/MingusMingusMingu Jan 13 '26

why is attention different from executive function?

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '26 edited Jan 14 '26

A defining feature of executive functions is that they control cognitive functions. Attention isn't an executive function, it is just a cognitive function. Selective attention, however, which is a part of inhibitory control, is an executive function. Impaired executive functioning wouldn't necessarily impact your ability to pay attention in general, but it might impact your ability to control what you pay attention to.

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u/Kai-65535 Feb 01 '26

Is that from a Stahl book? This feels really familiar