It’s one of the hot topics of conversation on nootropic-related forums everywhere: Which form of choline is the best? It’s such a simple question, but one that divides many nootropic fans (what do you mean "petty"??). Here I’ll discuss why choline is so important, examine … [Read more...]

Unpopular opinion: Beyoncé didn't make the beat sicker. It was Gerald Oster who sneezed on the beat when he co-opted H.W. Dove's neuro-auditory revelations into his experimentation with binaural beats: an auditory illusion perceived when two different pure-tone sine wave … [Read more...]

Not everyone drinks to the point of a hangover. Not everyone drinks period. But I'm guessing that, on both counts, you do. (That's why you're here, right?) So the real question comes down to: Are you reading this in preparation or escape? Because let's face it: There is … [Read more...]

Dementia pugilistica is a term used to mistakenly describe demented pugs as well as accurately signify a state of neurodegeneration commonly associated with boxers--i.e. pugilists. Apparently, receiving hits to the head over and over has repercussions. However, it's not the … [Read more...]

For a lifespan of, say, 80 years, roughly 25 of those years are spent sleeping. That's nearly a third of your life in which you're not actively engaged in, well... living. That's 25 years of lying prostrate, drooling into a pillow, unconsciously releasing, through various … [Read more...]