All my random ass behavior threads in one place🥲

On power and power drunks
https://t.co/pPsqjA55mQ
Why we're weird about wiggles
https://t.co/cCvwsjbYJm
Empathy and petty dick gifts
https://t.co/6ZcaajizXW
Hypocrisy and hypocrites
https://t.co/hlxE9x7goD
Trash pathways
https://t.co/paQrZtxrQa
I KNOW AT LEAST ONE MEME
https://t.co/dbRkz7sj9t
Our heads are smol
https://t.co/bGftxIABwd
Behavior addictions and substance addictions, why they're different, and why they suck
https://t.co/Q2qKWBS0Ml
Cognitive rigidity vs cognitive flexibility
https://t.co/xFjbfUGlWl
The neurochemical process of romantic attraction and why it's terrible.
https://t.co/j5rNMmEnS2

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Thread on how atheism leads to mental retardation (backed with medical citations🧵💉)

To start with, atheism is an unnatural self-contradicting doctrine.

Medical terminology proves that human beings are naturally pre-disposed to believe in God. Oxford scientists assert that people are "born believers".

https://t.co/kE0Fi588yn
https://t.co/OqyXcGIMJn


It should be known that atheism could never produce an intelligently-functioning society and neither ever will.

Contrastingly, Islam produced several intellectuals & polymaths, was on the forefront of scientific development, boasting 100% literacy


It is also scientifically proven that atheism led to lesser scientific curiosity and scientific frauds, which is also why atheists incline to pseudo-science.

Whereas, religion in general and Islam in particular boosted education.

https://t.co/19Onc84u3g


Atheists are also likely to affected by pervasive mental and developmental disorders like high-functioning autism.

Cognitive Scientists and renowned Neurologists found that more atheism is leads to greater autism.

https://t.co/zRjEyFoX3P
Before we get too far into 2021, I thought I’d write a thread recapping some of the research that came out of my lab in 2020. Most of this work was led by my talented team of graduate students, Kerrianne Morrison, @kmdebrabander, and @DesiRJones.

Back in January, a news story was published about Kerrianne’s study showing improved social interaction outcomes for autistic adults when paired with another autistic partner.

A detailed thread about the study and a link to the paper can be found here (feel free to DM me your email address if you’d like a copy of the full paper for this study or any of our studies):


Another paper published early in 2020 (it appeared a few months earlier online) showed that traditional standalone tasks of social cognition are less predictive of functional and social skills among autistic adults than commonly assumed in autism research.


Next, @kmdebrabander led and published an innovative study about how well autistic and non-autistic adults can predict their own cognitive and social cognitive performance.

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