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EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 25 MIN

Parkinson's/neurodegenerative diseases due to excessive A.I.?

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

Dopamine hit not 'high' enough, so we scroll (doom scroll ?) endlessly until something catch our eye to get that next shot of dopamine high that excites our emotions for a bit and has us feel like something 'happened.'orNothing new happening in daily life...or too much happening through A.I. and a horde of Apps that you don't want to move a muscle due to all the excitement coz your nerves are tired from attention drawn to too many things happening just about all through the day ..running through weeks.orYou cant feel your own heartbeat or respiratory rhythm, so you don't know what you really want or need or what excites you...coz you can't feel your own heartbeat going up or down.They affect different physiological functions, and states of wellbeing that are affected by more hormones than just dopamine.Staying creative and physically active has its benefits in more ways than one. Better neuroplasticity is one of them. The Luminosity App helps and also www.vocabulary.com. #thehumanebodyproject#thehumanrehabilitationprogram#intangibleworldheritage#hardproblemofconsciousness#ecologicaleconomics

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