Enco, I would nominate that tootsie roll commercial to all time iconic.

Ah, the old problem of cause and effect. I suppose if a study had been done in aftermath of Holocaust comparing the offspring of the women hiding in the forest from the Germans while pregnant with the ones who were born in concentration camps…yea right. Trauma everywhere…[Read more]

Reg and Jake:

Just think, if it were Tucker Qatarlson and Candace Owens, they would chalk up child development of Holocaust survivor children and coffee cup positions to demons.🙄

Oh, by the way, did you get the memo that we’re collapsing? Who wants to turn out the lights?

Watch this and count the errors and fallacies and contradictions from…[Read more]

Jake:

A-One! Ta-Two! Th-Three! Th-Three!

My handle faced forward both going in and going out of the microwave. I think I figured it out!

I placed my coffee cup in the center, where the handle wouldn’t knock against the walls and window of the microwave. The turntable moved for 2 Minutes as per my setting.

The turntable is spun by the…[Read more]

Jake:

I can’t remember the title of book that described the anxiety of pregnant hiding from Nazis while pregnant and how all the kids were mental. But the imagery it created in my mind sure has sticky fingas.

There is no shortage of trauma in humans that would make ideal subjects to study this topic.

I’m thinking that being a fetus inside o…[Read more]

To ensure my wording was correct, I got  Chat-GPT to edit and verify where needed. There are 2 different questions:

1. Can severe trauma during pregnancy alter the biology of the developing fetus?

2. Can trauma experienced by a parent before conception leave epigenetic effects                that are later detectable in children?

The…[Read more]

Enco,

I can’t remember the title of book that described the anxiety of pregnant hiding from Nazis while pregnant and how all the kids were mental. But the imagery it created in my mind sure has sticky fingas.

There is no shortage of trauma in humans that would make ideal subjects to study this topic.

In other news every frickin time i zap…[Read more]

Jake:

The study in The Guardian article only had 32 Jewish men and womenwho were held in Nazi concentration camps, had suffered or witnessed tortured, or who had to hide during World War II.

The premise of the study is worth exploring. but was an incredibly small sample. You are correct that it would help to study other people who have suffered…[Read more]