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I made a chrome extension to apply dark/night mode in real time to all the websites I browse. It uses a completely new algorithm and doesn't use the problematic color-inversion technique used by other similar extensions. Took me about two months to develop it.
I made a chrome extension to apply dark/night mode in real time to all the websites I browse. It uses a completely new algorithm and doesn't use the problematic color-inversion technique used by other similar extensions. Took me about two months to develop it.
/r/pcmasterrace
I made a chrome extension to apply dark/night mode in real time to all the websites I browse. It uses a completely new algorithm and doesn't use the problematic color-inversion technique used by other similar extensions. Took me about two months to develop it.
Scientists in UCLA examine that 'time and time again' people suffered their first experience with anxiety or depression right after stomach illnesses. They did brain scans after patients ate probiotics, and found that stomach bacteria actually directly affected connectivity of the brain.
Scientists in UCLA examine that 'time and time again' people suffered their first experience with anxiety or depression right after stomach illnesses. They did brain scans after patients ate probiotics, and found that stomach bacteria actually directly affected connectivity of the brain.
/r/science
Scientists in UCLA examine that 'time and time again' people suffered their first experience with anxiety or depression right after stomach illnesses. They did brain scans after patients ate probiotics, and found that stomach bacteria actually directly affected connectivity of the brain.
TIL of Julian Jaynes's 'Bicameral Mind Theory' which suggests that ancient humans were not self aware and that the right hemisphere communicated with the left via auditory hallucinations. These voices may have been interpreted as 'gods' by early humans.
TIL of Julian Jaynes's 'Bicameral Mind Theory' which suggests that ancient humans were not self aware and that the right hemisphere communicated with the left via auditory hallucinations. These voices may have been interpreted as 'gods' by early humans.
/r/todayilearned
TIL of Julian Jaynes's 'Bicameral Mind Theory' which suggests that ancient humans were not self aware and that the right hemisphere communicated with the left via auditory hallucinations. These voices may have been interpreted as 'gods' by early humans.