I think that adrenaline is not as negative as everyone here says as long as you run/exercise it off afterwards. this then produces seratonin or dopamine in the brain which is a relaxant and produces the same effect as the 'happy' drugs (like MDMA etc), and it is all natural!! If ...
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I have managed to keep quite many people from buying HTC and I am damn proud of it. Funny thing is that I was an HTC fanboy in mid to late 00s. Their Windows mobiles and first androids were top notch, I don't know what happened afterwards. Nowadays I spend my days hating them.....
Dunno why they're checking for NULL before deleting as it's perfectly safe to delete a NULL pointer, but the reason they are setting it to NULL afterwords is so that if the object accidentally gets deleted a second time, your program won't explode (deleting a dangling pointer is ...
Here's my most disturbing idea yet. There are drugs which erase memory (or rather block the formation of memories while they are used.) It seems disturbingly probable to me that these might be being used for torture. Espcially considering the light of ne
Adrenaline is a hormone produced by the adrenal glands during high stress or exciting situations. This powerful hormone is part of the human body's acute stress response system, also called the "fight or flight" response. It works by stimulating the heart rate, contracting blood vessels, and ...
That is why it's only supposed to be released when it is necessary. It can wear down your body greatly, mainly your heart. Bytheheat009— On Nov 30, 2007 I know adrenaline is what your body uses for 'fight or flight' but is it always involuntary? I heard there are some, very rar...