Synopsis: Learn Me Something is on a temporary hiatus so that Aaron and Rich can collect some new topics to research and share with you. LMS returns on Friday, August 18th. For now, a quick update from our producer with a handful of clips taken from our “Best Of” episode. Make sure to check that one out and subscribe to ensure you never miss of an episode!

Duration: 13:27:00

Present: Aaron Stewart, Rich Plumb

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What is emotional Intelligence?.

The definition of rationality

The definition of paradox

What is cognitive bias?

Chemotherapy

“Daniel Hauser, cancer-stricken 13-year-old boy, says he’s angry about continuing court-ordered chemo”

“Amish girl, 12, is ‘cancer free’ two years after her family was forced into hiding over court battle to force her to have chemotherapy, as judge drops case”

Malcolm Gladwell’s “The Treatment”

Quantum Entanglement on Wikipedia

A history on lynching via Wikipedia

Shamanism explained on Wikipedia

Regulations explained on Wikipedia

Central Nervous System

Dendrite

Soma

Neuron

Synapse

Epilepsy triggers

Epileptic seizure events

History of epilepsy

Living alone with epilepsy and how to stay safe

The types of epileptic seizures

What it’s like to have a seizure

Symptoms and causes of epilepsy

Epileptic seizures as described by Wikipedia

Book: “My Daddy Has Epilepsy” by Stacey Chillemi

Yoga for anxiety and depression

Relaxation techniques: Breath control helps quell errant stress response

Just Breathe: Body Has A Built-In Stress Reliever

Relaxation Techniques for Health

4 scientific studies on how meditation can affect your heart, brain and creativity

When and (to an extent) why did the parties switch places?

Lyndon Johnson

Reactions to the New Deal

Why Did the Democratic and Republican Parties Switch Platforms?

Is it true that Democrats used to be the conservative party and Republicans used to be the progressive party?

How Voter ID Laws Discriminate

Road Rage on Wikipedia

Nearly 80% of drivers express significant anger/angression

Road Rage brochure from the AAA

Anger on the road

Road Rage: Who’s driving it?

Top 25 Causes of Car Accidents

The Psychology of Road Rage

Why Driving Makes Us So Mad

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Download: Episode 13.5: LMS Podcast Update