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Where can I purchase this exact Shofar Horn. Any assistance is much appreciated!

I am so glad I randomly came upon this! I would love to watch this movie! Hm, but I am not finding where. Looks like it's only in Canada? Will a DVD be for sale at some point?

Here is an explanation of distraction and mind wandering from the perspective of neuroscience. A longer explanation for a lay audience is linked below, and is of course free. https://www.scribd.com/doc/284056765/The-Book-of-Rest-The-Odd-Psychology-of-Doing-Nothing Our mammalian ancestors were incented by events that had survival value, and these events were ingrained as the necessary pleasures of existence, such as food, sex, and the comfort of shelter. However, their world, as is ours, was uncertain, and evolution required an additional inborn ‘instinct’ to persistently drive an animal to convert the uncertain into the certain, the unknown into the known. This seeking or foraging instinct gave utility or value to moment to moment exploratory behavior. The foraging instinct is embodied in a state of arousal (rendered by mid brain dopamine systems) that incents an animal to render from uncertainty the safe and sure paths to the hedonic outcomes (rendered by mid brain opioid systems) of food, shelter, and potential mates, and to indirectly insure that pleasures are not only assured for now, but in the days and weeks to come. For foraging animals the utility of the present moment or decision utility always conforms to the future or predicted utility of hedonic outcomes. When the animal is not foraging, it rests, which is also hedonic in nature due to similar opioid responsiveness to relaxed states. So, for foraging animals in uncertain environments, their motivation is sustained by interdependent or synergistic affective states or ‘utilities’ that are maintained by different neurological systems. For human beings, a widely help premise in philosophy is that the purpose of life is to maximize experienced ‘utility’, or pleasure. Pleasurable events are predicated in the future (food, sex, shelter) and in the present (neuro-muscular deactivation or rest). Both are defined through the activation of opioid systems in the brain. But like our foraging ancestors, our day to day goals also embody a degree of moment to moment uncertainty that also activates dopamine systems that see us through our daily affairs. Unfortunately, whereas nature aligns decision utility with experienced utility, so that for animals foraging behavior is rarely in vain, such is not the case with human beings, who can create decision utility which is untethered to productive or valuable outcomes. Decision utility that contrasts with predicted utility elicits an ‘approach-approach’ conflict between different values instantiated by different neurological causes that cannot be reconciled. Such ‘distractive’ events are correlated with neuromuscular activation that if sustained causes pain and that also eliminates the experienced utility or pleasure of relaxation. Decision utility is generally desirable only if it conforms to experienced utility, as it enables us to focus on obtaining pleasurable outcomes and sustain present pleasurable ones (relaxation). Animals in the wild are in general not stressed because nature aligns the utilities that guide their behavior. For human beings, this alignment is easily broken because of higher order processes of thought that maximize decision utility, but often misalign it with non-productive behavior. This permits our minds to wander not just physically, as animals do, but virtually. This is characterized in a modern world that is full of novel events that are important when they align with our productivity, yet are pernicious (as distraction) when they do not. It is up to explanation and informed individual choice, not government fiat, which permits us to sort them out. Our freedom of choice is constrained by our explanations of how the world works. When our explanations are wrong, as they were in ancient and even recent times, then we are condemned to the medieval barbarism of pain and suffering. If the explanations are correct, then we can make the right choices that guarantee our pleasures, well-being, and human dignity. A proper definition of stress, based upon neurologically grounded principles of incentive motivation, is the first step in making this happen.

Sembra molto Bello! Sarebbe molto utile, per un acquisto consapevole, una recensione da parte di uno dei siti di riferimento... Così si rischia di comprarlo a scatola chiusa, non so quanto possa essere efficace...