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02/28/12(Tue)19:29:33 No.1581912You don't become extrovert nor introvert. Damn you panty-licking, alien-eyed mongoloids! >One
study found that introverts have more blood flow in the frontal lobes
of their brain and the anterior or frontal thalamus, which are areas
dealing with internal processing, such as planning and problem solving.
Extraverts have more blood flow in the anterior cingulate gyrus,
temporal lobes, and posterior thalamus, which are involved in sensory
and emotional experience.[17] This study and other research indicates
that introversion-extraversion is related to individual differences in
brain function
Oh and, I was a bully once. I stopped and apologized to the guy, we are friends to this day.
In
US, during my 9th grade of High School, a kid in an English classroom
tried to bully me. Let me tell you about this kid: "Weight-lifting
physic, tall, not intelligent nor hardworking, took his anger on others,
enjoyed starting drama and then running out of classroom and go towards
front office of the school). Guy tried twice to bully me. First time, I
was facing away when I spoke, I started to spew harmless insults in
front of everyone like "Yeah, go ahead and assert your masculinity you
overgrown baby who still sleeps with girl toys and has to use brute
force to get anywhere in your pathetic life." Guy marched out and said
he's going to front office, teacher told me not to do it since the guy
can kill me if I get punched. Next few days, the guy kicks my seat and I
comment on it each time he does it, teacher won't do anything about it.
I do a insult routine again one day, the guy perma-quits the school in
anger as a response. It's great when you can work the system to your
advantage.
Not everyone has the luxury to work the system though,
like the east european kid and the catholic kid in this thread. My
condolences. |