Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

Answers to questions that are attempts to respond in some relevant way.  

Attempts to find causal data concerning specific problem areas that are identified by SDS.  

Short-term memory. The ability to store and use those facts and ideas that are needed to carry out immediate tasks.  

The concept that our body becomes increasingly capable of sustained exercise as a result of training.  

A misnomer. An erroneously coined term to take the place of the acceptable term, ergomania. Based on a misrepresentation and misconception about alcohol. A colloquial term for a person addicted to occupational or productive pursuits who has difficulty relaxing or enjoying familial, social, or leisure activities.  

Jumbles or incoherent use of words by a psychotic or disoriented person.  

A test sometimes used for personality diagnosis in which a person gives the first word that comes to mind in response to a series of stimulus words.  

In psychoanalytic theory, a metaphor to describe conflicts housed in the unconscious making them inaccessible to examination.