Weegy: Well time doesn't really work how we want it to.... You ever been so excited about something that it just seems to take ever to come to that time?? It has something to do with our mind... [ Like the old saying says "time flies when your having fun" Well it just seems that way as 1 minute is 60 seconds 1 hour is 60 minutes so one hour is 3600 seconds and it stays like this whether we are happy or sad... It just happens that when we are happy we tend to keep ourselves more occupied and really don't pay attention to the time..... But when we are sad or waiting for something we may typically watch the clock a lot.... Which can make it seem slower as we may not be doing anything to keep us occupied... ] (More)

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Weegy: There is a part of the brain called the cerebral cortex, but there is no part of the brain called the central core. [ For central core, I could either choose the brain stem and the structures at the top of that (reticular formation, hypothalamus, amygdala, pons), because that is the oldest part of the brain and everything developed around it evolutionarily, or I could choose the midbrain structures (hippocampus, corpus striatum, callosum, and maybe add the thalamus). To make it easy on myself, I will choose the newest and oldest brain structures from an evolutionary point of view. The brain stem and other oldest structures were largely involved (and still are) in controlling the vegetative, primitive emotional, and survival aspects of the organism - heart rate, sleep, eating, hormones to facilitate running or fighting, anger, sadness and the transmission of signals to other parts of the braid, but in humans not as much about transferring signals as the midbrain structures do. The midbrain also performs some initial sensory analysis and early stages of memory. The cerebral cortex is largely made up of inhibitory neurons. Sounds very unexciting. It controls and shapes basic thoughts and actions and refines these such that what develops is high thought and refined and well thought-out actions, in other words, strategic behavior, but only if we let it. It is only through the inhibition of out first impulses and further analysis of information that we are able to come up with new plans for either old or new situations, otherwise we would react the same way each time, which is what immaturity is, resulting in circularity in various situations (I hit you, you hit me and so on until one of us fails to get up, whereas negotiations are a win-win conclusion). ] (More)

Weegy: Oscar Wilde once said with his usual wit: Be yourself; everyone else is already taken. As humorous as this might seem, it's a basic summation of the truth. Yet, you can't be yourself if you don't know, understand, and accept yourself first. [ It should be your primary goal to find this out. Find the time to dwell upon what you value and take time to consider what makes up the essence of who you are. As part of this, contemplate your life and choices. Try to think about what kinds of things you would or wouldn't like to do, and act accordingly; finding out through trial and error helps more than you might think it does. You can even take personality tests, but be careful to only take what you want from them so that you do not let such tests define you. Instead, ensure that the defining you do is based on your own terms and is something you feel absolutely comfortable with. One of the most unhealthy approaches to being oneself is to make a decision that who you are is defined by a moment or period of time, after which you spend the rest of your life trying to still be that person from the past rather than someone who is still you but grows with the passing of each season and decade. Allow yourself this space to grow, to improve, to become wiser. And allow yourself to forgive past errors and past behaviors you're not so proud of. Work on accepting mistakes and choices you've made; they're done and in the past. You had your reasons for them and the decision made sense at the time, so instead of harnessing yourself to past mistakes, allow yourself to learn their lessons and continue to grow. ] (More)

Weegy: Study yourself and use your own experience to answer such questions (More)