NS Trivia. The Karma Game

i already asked this question and received an answer to it, but it is 42 if you still feel like giving out the karma
 
the redrawing of district lines in states in accordance with population demographics in order to sway election results.
 
ur right!

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ummm dopamine levels in the cerebral cortex, which enhance emotions such as pleasure and drive, im not sure what exactly else your asking
 
there is a specific brain area which controls emotional learning and response. levels of dopamine in the cerebral cortex are controlled by this area, however neurotransmitters are not produced here. it was also the title of a ski movie a few years back. what is this area?
 
ohhh true, so if my grade 12 sociology tought me correctly The neurons that secrete GnRH( if that is correct, its been a fairly decent time since i crawled back in my memory for stuff pertaining to this topic) are linked to the limbic system, which controls the bodies emotions....yes? i dunno its been a while
 
but it is possible to go slower in time... if you take 2 stopwatches and start them at the exact same time, like absolutely perfectly on time with each other and kept one on earth and sent the other into space (lets say the moon) then brought it back to earth, they wont way the same time anymore.. i think its the one that would have stayed on earth that would be further ahead in time. so sick but trippy as shit
 
One doesn't go slower than the other one. They still both tick seconds off exactly the same. The difference is that time is RELATIVE. It is a constant but only in it's frame of reference. So if you compared time compared to each stop watch, they would be exactly the same. However, when you drastically change the frames of reference (using high speeds etc) and compare the stopwatches against each other after one had its frame of reference changed, they would be different. Or to make it easier Watch to Time and they would both say the same thing. Watch to Watch it would be different, because they are in different frames of reference.
 
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