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Dictionary » S » Stare Starestare 1. To look with fixed eyes wide open, as through fear, wonder, surprise, impudence, etc.; to fasten an earnest and prolonged gaze on some object. 2. To be very conspicuous on account of size, prominence, colour, or brilliancy; as, staring windows or colours. ![]()
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Results from our forumSound and how the brain reacts to it... sounds of the old floor as people shift their feet, the glorious sound of the paper cutter, the stapler....I sit and front of my computer and stare at the screen and I'm completely zoned! haha, doesn't sound too productive does it? Actually, I can snap out of it if I want to, thank goodness. ...
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Sound and how the brain reacts to it... once, actually, but the voice was smooth with smooth diction & tempo. So an aide at my office does my filing 2x/wk, and when he does, I just stare at my computer and bask in the high of this sensation. I can't really even see him, as he is mostly behind me, but a) He's only 3 feet from me, ...
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antibiotic researchI once read that you can observe evolution when you stare at it long enough. A group of scientists found out that after 31,500 generations, evolution took place.Similarly, I find it intriguing if we force a bacteria to adapt to form an antibiotic against ...
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Can control of "Involuntary" functions be harmful?... pupil size is not optimal. Also, the brain keeps constantly altering the pupil size according to emotions and other phsyiological factors. If you stare your eyes in the mirror, you will notice the size of pupils constantly adjusting. This happens with all people.
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Two different colored eyes... has two different colored eyes, and all of my friends laugh. some of them say its cool but i hate when a conversation starts on it or when people stare at it. but anyways, i want to know why i have it if not many people do, and plus it doesn't run in the family. can someone tell me why i have ...
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