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Marc Dominguez
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Do we have free will? Are we not a sum of our conditioned responses? This book is asking great questions and I am thinking so much! Great read or listen.
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Marc Dominguez
is 52% done
Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) enabled stroke patients to regain function in their affected limbs in as little as two weeks, yielding a remarkable 97% improvement in functional recovery.
Vocab words, look these up:
- somatosensory system
- Cortical representation
- erogenous
- The Brain Map (Cortical Homunculus)
— Sep 22, 2026 08:35PM
Vocab words, look these up:
- somatosensory system
- Cortical representation
- erogenous
- The Brain Map (Cortical Homunculus)
Marc Dominguez
is 38% done
The brain can use areas of the brain and different synapses to re-wire them for different tasks. Even when a portion of the brain is removed, the tasks that portion of the brain is responsible for can be transferred to different areas to share the load. Wow!
— Sep 21, 2026 06:45PM
Marc Dominguez
is 22% done
It’s so common these days to recognize that your OCD is not your “ true self”. But rather something else that hasn’t effect on you. Even with other disorders/disabilities. It’s very common to consider yourself separate from “ whatever is wrong with you”
— Sep 17, 2026 08:49PM
Marc Dominguez
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The orbital frontal cortex is responsible for generating the feeling of “ something is wrong here”
They compared a normal functioning rate to an automatic transmission and an OCD brain to a sticky manual transmission - at times having difficulty shifting gears. The orbital frontal cortex is either hyperactive or prevented from being adequately active.
— Sep 17, 2026 06:10PM
They compared a normal functioning rate to an automatic transmission and an OCD brain to a sticky manual transmission - at times having difficulty shifting gears. The orbital frontal cortex is either hyperactive or prevented from being adequately active.

