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i.e. take the money out of it then. Pay researchers the same regardless of number of publications. Cut %30, at least, of the administration of a major research University and use that money to fund research, raise professor pay, and lower undergrad tuition. Then put a block on admin raises unless researchers and professors get an equal % bump.

Then elect better politicians that actually understand at least a little bit of science and how that correlates to bettering society so they're get bills past to fund higher education and research. We've got the money for it, but it's all in bombs at the moment.

Yeah because I'm explaining someone else's joke to you. Like it or not some of the comments here are perpetuating that stereotype. It's also a disservice and naive for one to claim that the there isn't that stereotype.

I think you guys are missing the joke. The users experience is with the U.S. health system. Because the stereotype and the parent comments have the implication that doctors from Asia are seen as inferior; the joke being that the U.S. sets a fucking low standard for quality of care.

So naturally if you consider lack of exercise as the natural state of humans, sure it will appear physical activity improve brain function.

I think not wanting to do more work or exert more energy than needed is the natural state of all of nature. Nothing does anything more than what requires the least amount of energy. However since humans are at least somewhat self aware they can 'determine' regular exercise is ultimately less annoying or less energy than being obese, depressed, and with likely more medical problems.

It's the same in the U.S. except you have to qualify and jump through a bunch of hoops to get assistance. And the pay is shit that you can't live off of.

i.e. in the u.s. you get fucked from both ends.

No it doesn't.

There has to be terms for different commination styles. Some terms relate to an increase socialization and others a decrease. People can learn more effective communication styles, improve their relationships, and live happier lives.

None of this is a value statement about any individual's character.