For example, Psychopathy (Antisocial Personality Disorder), Any psychopath can fully understand the concept of empathy and probably tell you in detail how it works, but the structure of their brain makes them physically incapable of felling and therefore acting within the influence of empathy. Someone with Borderline Personality Disorder is still capable of logical thought and fully understanding of the consequences of their actions, but the unconscious mind's effect on their current state of consciousness during certain situations is extremely powerful leading to what people view as the symptoms of the disorder, mind thats not how the disorder itself works I dont know how BPD works specifically. And finally, the ADHD mind is similar to both (almost all mental disorders) in that the ability for the brain to physically "ready" the body and mind to after making a decision is greatly impeded if not completely blocked. The baseline level of neurotransmitters required to allow the signaling to "follow through" is increased because of this. People may see that people with ADHD seem like their ability to physically initiate decisions is inconsistent, and that is not because of "willpower" or "laziness", it is because of times of extreme stress, the body can generate enough neurotransmitters to allow the partial ability for this signal to go through. However these levels of stress are quite literally physically and therefore mentally damaging, and its extremely unhealthy for someone with ADHD to use or be tricked into using that as a method of motivation. The main times (atleast what ive noticed for me) where the decision->action pipeline is able to be completed are times of excitement, meaning times of happiness or high confidence and similar. This is not a willpower, alertness, focus, concentration, or motivation issue. The biological functions that make you "you" are fragile processes that are DIRECTLY affected by your environment and executive functioning. Mental disorders are not some thing to be looked down upon, and especially not to be looked at as a personal failure of the individual. Any attempt to do so is misinformed or may be doing it for manipulation purposes, such as the common view in politics that a persons failure to leave a dangerous situation (such as poverty, medical debt, medical problems, unfair working conditions, etc) is their fault. ADHD, and other mental disorders, are obviously, and physically, not the fault of the person. The implications of misunderstanding of the concepts that make up normal brain function and mental disorders can and have been extremely harmful for everyone, especially those with said mental disorders. If you are suffering with a mental disorder, do be aware it is NOT a personal failure in any way.

damn studying the RPI2040 datasheet and looking at the silicon really give some respect for just how advanced the hardware really is. Its crazy its been a week or 2 and i started with barely understanding what SPI was and now im figuring out how the the physical block diagram lays out to the actual die layout, long story i want that perspective because i want to know EXACTLY where signals are traveling every clock cycle. Given i had a bunch of random foundational knowledge here and there but god damn.

While it might not be able to implement a TOCTOU attack by mimicking a bios chip from skylake era motherboards, figuring this out will give me insight into how powerful the pico is in relation to MCUs the teensy 4.1 (most powerful MCU on the market rn) and how it works and its abilities. If that doesnt work, FPGAs it is and thats a whole other level of different and difficult (fun)

TL;DR — If your brain is lagging, jailbreak it

not exactly but yeah in spirit i guess

jailbreak is such a weird word where did it come from anyways lol

I wanna hear later about anomalies, like life without sleeping at all, strange abilities like surviving extremal conditions with high/low temperatures and of course — solutions

go read SCP stuff then because aint no one stayin awake forever

Well, they promised us hoverboards in future, I didn't receive any, something about brain chip probably, we'll see how that goes

A Vietnamese farmer hasn't slept in 60 years and still carries 50-kilogram bags
Thai Ngoc, an 80-year-old Vietnamese man, hasn't slept since 1962 after suffering a fever. The man leads an active life, works in the fields and gets his energy from green tea and rice wine.

Almost no one