“The Butterfly, the Spider licker, and Addiction!”

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"The Butterfly, the Spider licker, and Addiction!"
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What is addiction?

How do we overcome it?

And what would inspire Stitch to lick a spider?

Join two lifelong buddies as they seek answers to these physiological, psychological, and troubling questions, in the inaugural podcast of LoopholesOnLife with Stan & Stitch!

The Butterfly, the Spider Licker and Addiction

What is addiction?

How do we overcome it?

And what would inspire Stitch to lick a spider?

Join two lifelong friends as they seek answers to these physiological, psychological, and troubling questions, in the inaugural podcast of Stan & Stitch!

How Search Engine Usage will Correspond to a Rise in Dementia

search engines are getting smarter -- are you?

It is fun to reflect on and appreciate the technological advancements of our modern world, isn’t it?  After all, most would comfortably agree that our society is at the apex of intellectual aptitude. However, is it fair to assume that the intelligence of our collective species implies the same for the individuals within it?

In a day where any and all information appears readily available at our fingertips, we are changing the way we utilize the very instrument which made it all possible! In a day where answers can be accessed as quickly as the question is asked, we are changing the way we store and retrieve information. We are changing the way we think!

When used correctly, the internet can substantiate a single minds ability to problem solve – when used incorrectly, however, it can stifle creativity and undermine the processing power of the mind.

With a basic understanding of how memory works, and a bit of, dare I say it, deductive reasoning, one can fathom how the rise in search engine usage is likely to correspond to an increase in dementia in the youth of our society.

With an open mind, consider how you can help future generations avoid further degeneration!

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