The nervous system is flesh. As surely as the skin. It can tire, tear, become less supple. And it can soften, thicken, join.
I’m not a nervoussystemologist. But it figures that it’s flesh, and can become injured and heal.
I am a nervoussystemologist, though not formally trained. Training is formal, by definition. Not institutionally.
Everything is by definition. By definition.
Rest, privacy, simplicity, are privileges and/or necessities. Necessities are privileges, and drugs.
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An orange is like an orange isn’t an analogy. It’s a tautology, I think. Something to remember the next time you use an analogy and someone says “yeah, but that’s different.” A tautology is like an analogy, but barely. A simile is like a smile.
A homonym is a cantaloupe. A defect is the solution. Out of sight, out of mind.
Imagination is potentially useful. Imagine it is.