Crying
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Waar
FAKKU Moderator
anonz wrote...
C13R-66Y wrote...
Once again, we meet the light...Crying - Wikipedia
In a nutshell:
Tears produced during emotional crying have a chemical composition which differs from other types of tears. They contain significantly greater quantities of hormones prolactin, adrenocorticotropic hormone, Leu-enkephalin and the elements potassium and manganese.
- Response to inflicted pain, to the more complex, including nonverbal communication in order to elicit "helping" behaviour from others.
- elimination of hormones associated with stress, specifically adrenocorticotropic hormone. This, paired with increased mucosal secretion during crying, could lead to a theory that crying is a mechanism developed in humans to dispose of this stress hormone when levels grow too high.
- Emotional tears have also been put into an evolutionary context. One study proposes that crying, by blurring vision, can handicap aggressive or defensive actions, and may function as a reliable signal of appeasement, need, or attachment.
"One study proposes that crying, by blurring vision, can handicap aggressive or defensive actions, and may function as a reliable signal of appeasement, need, or attachment" that made be go awww :)
This is an example of what is unacceptable, if all you had to say was "that made be go awww ;)" then you should have just left it out; you had nothing to add to the conversation. Stop.
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?? correct me if im wrong but the majority of anonz post in this tpoic have been really intelligent and the topic itself isint spam of anykind, so... im almost afraid to ask why people seem to hate him?
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I dont find that last post by anon any different from what others have made here to single it out.
I dont really cry a lot, I used to when I was way younger but I think I havent for years now. I dont remember it making me feel any better though. I always found it to be an irritation and more of a hindrance
I dont really cry a lot, I used to when I was way younger but I think I havent for years now. I dont remember it making me feel any better though. I always found it to be an irritation and more of a hindrance
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Waar
FAKKU Moderator
trekki859 wrote...
?? correct me if im wrong but the majority of anonz post in this tpoic have been really intelligent and the topic itself isint spam of anykind, so... im almost afraid to ask why people seem to hate him? I don't hate him, and I am 100% fine if he keeps his banter to IB but when he starts to reply with one or two word replies that don't add anything to the conversation I have to delete them... This morning i deleted a post where he quotes everything another user said and added "agreed". This type of posting is not welcome in random.
edit: please try to move back to the topic at hand now.
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C13R-66Y wrote...
Once again, we meet the light...Crying - Wikipedia
In a nutshell:
Tears produced during emotional crying have a chemical composition which differs from other types of tears. They contain significantly greater quantities of hormones prolactin, adrenocorticotropic hormone, Leu-enkephalin and the elements potassium and manganese.
- Response to inflicted pain, to the more complex, including nonverbal communication in order to elicit "helping" behaviour from others.
- elimination of hormones associated with stress, specifically adrenocorticotropic hormone. This, paired with increased mucosal secretion during crying, could lead to a theory that crying is a mechanism developed in humans to dispose of this stress hormone when levels grow too high.
- Emotional tears have also been put into an evolutionary context. One study proposes that crying, by blurring vision, can handicap aggressive or defensive actions, and may function as a reliable signal of appeasement, need, or attachment.
The last part is really interesting, i never really took time to think about that at all. It makes sense, for wild animals they'll put blindfolds on them to make them less agressive.
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Tegumi wrote...
excreteWTG Tegimo
At least 10 merits to your Karma
And an a+ in spelling
just as an aside here
spell check is easy
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I am sure everyone knows this but they don't call me Mr Obvious for nothing
Pony aka Mr Obvious
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Pony wrote...
Tegumi wrote...
excreteWTG Tegimo
At least 10 merits to your Karma
And an a+ in spelling
just as an aside here
spell check is easy
when you put in a word that is incorrectly spelled it underlines it in RED
right click on the word and it will give you some options
I am sure everyone knows this but they don't call me Mr Obvious for nothing
Pony aka Mr Obvious
+Rep for awesome
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IvIajoi2n wrote...
+Rep for awesomeWaar wrote...
when he starts to reply with one or two word replies that don't add anything to the conversation I have to delete them...I see how that works warr.
OT: I like to leave it at, we cry because we're sad and thats it.
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TakuFox wrote...
IvIajoi2n wrote...
+Rep for awesomeWaar wrote...
when he starts to reply with one or two word replies that don't add anything to the conversation I have to delete them...I see how that works warr.
OT: I like to leave it at, we cry because we're sad and thats it.
you are a formidable foe at explaining things.
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TakuFox wrote...
IvIajoi2n wrote...
+Rep for awesomeWaar wrote...
when he starts to reply with one or two word replies that don't add anything to the conversation I have to delete them...I see how that works warr.
OT: I like to leave it at, we cry because we're sad and thats it.
People cry over more than just sadness. I've seen people cry when there happy, hurt etc.
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Cormac wrote...
TakuFox wrote...
IvIajoi2n wrote...
+Rep for awesomeWaar wrote...
when he starts to reply with one or two word replies that don't add anything to the conversation I have to delete them...I see how that works warr.
OT: I like to leave it at, we cry because we're sad and thats it.
People cry over more than just sadness. I've seen people cry when there happy, hurt etc.
-facepalm- How could I say forget that.
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C13R-66Y wrote...
Once again, we meet the light...Crying - Wikipedia
In a nutshell:
Tears produced during emotional crying have a chemical composition which differs from other types of tears. They contain significantly greater quantities of hormones prolactin, adrenocorticotropic hormone, Leu-enkephalin and the elements potassium and manganese.
- Response to inflicted pain, to the more complex, including nonverbal communication in order to elicit "helping" behaviour from others.
- elimination of hormones associated with stress, specifically adrenocorticotropic hormone. This, paired with increased mucosal secretion during crying, could lead to a theory that crying is a mechanism developed in humans to dispose of this stress hormone when levels grow too high.
- Emotional tears have also been put into an evolutionary context. One study proposes that crying, by blurring vision, can handicap aggressive or defensive actions, and may function as a reliable signal of appeasement, need, or attachment.
Wow!Very Scientific!
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CloudGx20 wrote...
C13R-66Y wrote...
Once again, we meet the light...Crying - Wikipedia
In a nutshell:
Tears produced during emotional crying have a chemical composition which differs from other types of tears. They contain significantly greater quantities of hormones prolactin, adrenocorticotropic hormone, Leu-enkephalin and the elements potassium and manganese.
- Response to inflicted pain, to the more complex, including nonverbal communication in order to elicit "helping" behaviour from others.
- elimination of hormones associated with stress, specifically adrenocorticotropic hormone. This, paired with increased mucosal secretion during crying, could lead to a theory that crying is a mechanism developed in humans to dispose of this stress hormone when levels grow too high.
- Emotional tears have also been put into an evolutionary context. One study proposes that crying, by blurring vision, can handicap aggressive or defensive actions, and may function as a reliable signal of appeasement, need, or attachment.
Wow!Very Scientific!
why do you keep posting those retarded stick figures.