It's like sorcery for your lizard brain making you more aware.
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Did your lizard brain just perk up at the F-word?
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Especially against the master of emotional lizard brain appeals, Donald Trump.
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These attacks go right to the lizard brain of the average person.
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HE'S IGNORANT THUG WITH LIZARD BRAIN THAT GUARANTEES HIS SURVIVAL ABOVE ALL ELSE.
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Commonly called "lizard" brain, the amygdala harbors the drive for dominance and survival.
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But have they really transcended the underlying lizard-brain architecture of the bro mentality?
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But I'm here to save your lizard brain from an impulsive and terrible decision.
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A fundamental part of my lizard brain can't help but respect him for that.
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She was just her giving into her lizard-brain, "do this thing right now" reflex.
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"Facebook appeals to your lizard brain — primarily fear and anger," he told the New York Times.
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It is, however, extremely likely to electrify the Republican base, in whose collective lizard brain Mrs.
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Mr. Ailes became a media guru for Republicans, prodding voters' lizard-brain centers of emotion and insecurity.
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The best thing you can do is trust your "lizard brain" and gut instincts about people, he says.
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They prob had to tell him 500 times to hide his water & now it's stuck in his lizard brain.
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All Russia had to do to sow division was spike Facebook's NewsFeed with stories that activated our lizard brain.
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" —Joe Ali, 25, shooter/editor "Some combination of shyness and plain old male lizard brain command me not to smile.
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What was the choice that was made, or was there a quick circuit between lizard brain and right back out?
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Like Chaos as a whole, "Manifest" exhibits Sepultura's astute combination of hardcore's social commentary with the lizard brain appeal of metal.
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He described his fear as a "vague paranoia," something deep within his lizard brain that's calmed by knowing where she is.
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It's one of those feelings that's physical, like low blood sugar or too much caffeine, a message from the lizard brain.
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I mean, it just wasn't intuitive, it was like in my lizard brain that this can't continue, the way they're making decisions.
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Now that the baby is nearly 3, I find myself looking wistfully at newborns and my primal lizard brain wants another one.
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Now that the baby is nearly 3, I find myself looking wistfully at newborns and my primal lizard brain wants another one.
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So how much stock should you put in the lizard brain pulling the strings in the grimier part of the male psyche?
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I understand a very primal lizard-brain part of yourself is now deeply in love with this thing, but it leaves me cold.
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He simply was too tired at the time to interpret Marie's photo clearly and his tired lizard brain jumped to the wrong conclusion.
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"My thinking is that I may have some lizard-brain negative reaction to a vibrator being used while we're having sex," Nick said.
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The Transformers movies speak to something deeper, something primordial, deep inside your mechanized lizard brain, the place where three-headed robot dragons live.
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Cook's Science Top anything with perfectly cooked runny egg... from a bottle It's mesmerizing, and my lizard brain is so, so on board. Pow!
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Something about the lizard brain just loves to go fast, to perform maneuvers at high speed, to be pleased by bright colors and fun sounds.
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If you're still struggling with your lizard brain instinct to crawl into a deep dark hole, virtual reality might be the cave you're looking for.
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"Fast Slow Disco" remixes Masseduction's Jack Antonoff-produced "Slow Disco," scrapping the string-accompanied original for parts and recontextualizing them over a lizard-brain beat.
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It is to shut down someone else's ability to make choices; it imprints on the victim's deepest lizard brain a sense of insecurity and powerlessness.
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They drag them to dorm rooms and on beer runs, ignoring that fact that inside the gator's lizard brain, we're probably all just delicious, steaming turkeys.
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It's catchy and fucked up in equal measure—twisted-up, pitch shifted, and bit-crushed, but still full of saccharine moments that'll please your lizard brain.
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These are some of the greatest shames of our country, all originating from the same dark place, the same murky lesion on our collective lizard brain?
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I don't think he knows almost anything about tech, or science, or things like that, but I think he has a lizard brain for understanding trouble.
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Carpenter is a lizard brain auteur, pumping out pessimistic, badass movies like The Thing and Escape from New York that shed light on the human imagination's dark fears.
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He often has a lizard brain in terms of parroting back issues, whether it be around nervousness about tech, about ... It's often reflecting quite a reality opinion. Yeah.
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But I keep going back to first principles of how we're wired as human beings — we can sense at a kind of lizard-brain level whether we trust someone.
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Trump, of course, attacks him all the time but ... I think Trump has a lizard brain, he understands that people are getting mad at Bezos's layover jobs and everything else.
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You've gotten every back in the room up, tapped into lizard-brain levels of vulnerability and need, and added a generous dose of comfort or contempt to whatever comes next.
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Harris described it as a race to the bottom, where companies have started to use "less ethical, more extreme, more lizard-brain-level access" in search of more human attention.
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My lizard brain just loves to collect stuff, and from 2001 to 2003, I spent hours retrieving fruit, catching fish, and later—playing the game's built-in Nintendo Entertainment System emulator.
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One suggests that that humans avoid people who look like unsuitable mates, another argues that recognizable but strange stimuli signals to our lizard brain that the stimuli may be harboring disease.
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Every play carries with it the chance of something huge happening, and even if it doesn't, you're going to get the lizard-brain pleasure of seeing two men run into each other.
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Down there in the lizard brain, it's fear: fear of being left out, laughed at, or looked down on, fear of never belonging, never being accepted, no matter how many towers you build.
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Everywhere they go, everyone they interact with — teachers, police, landlords, bank officials — black kids, especially young black men, have to soothe lizard brain fears before they can hope to access authority figures' frontal cortex.
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I'm thinking more, you know, I always think, we'll talk about Trump in a second, Donald [Trump] has a lizard brain of understanding where things are going and he's attacking himself for the wrong reasons.
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He just says things off the top of his head, but there is, I think ... He's touching into a lizard brain idea that tech is not good for everybody, that it has created enormous disparity.
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But when we got down to the breathing exercises, my lizard brain actually stayed focused on the way my latex-wrapped abdomen moved, something that rarely happens when I'm using a meditation app at home.
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Ms. Grose writes about why her friend uses the Gizmo watch to track his daughter: He described his fear as a "vague paranoia," something deep within his lizard brain that's calmed by knowing where she is.
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The sun is so central to life on Earth that when it slowly disappears and then is suddenly replaced by a jet-black circle surrounded by the white wispy corona, your lizard brain can scarcely comprehend it.
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It's a genre that allows me to put a nice, ugly face on the miasma of even uglier feelings that stir in my head, and lets me deal with them in a way my lizard brain understands.
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He also seems to embody a particular neurosis of Trump-era Washington, where the lizard-brain logic of making a name for yourself is colliding with the imperative of survival in the shadow of a capricious force.
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It's interesting, it does strike me, and then we have to finish, is sometimes when Trump says things he's directionally correct and has a lizard brain for the right thing, but always is focused on the wrong thing.
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The beloved SoCal sludge-garage duo has made a specialty of melding lizard brain riffs with feminist grit, and the two hit a delicious sweet spot in the band's new video for "Bring It On," premiering on Noisey below.
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If people perceive an argument, if they feel like their views are being attacked, then the frontal lobe, the persuasion/rational thought parts of the brain, shut down and the lizard brain, the fight-or-flight, turns on and you pick a side.
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"There's a freedom — and not always a healthy kind — in the idea of doing whatever you want to do without consequence that appeals to our lizard brain, though we're hopefully in charge of ourselves enough to know that that's fantasy," Truitt told CNN Business.
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This piece illustrates poignantly how hard it is to not lash out at a toddler who has driven you to the brink of your patience (and sanity) — particularly if you were spanked as a child, and it's a default reaction in your lizard brain.
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I drifted away for the better part of a decade, all the while knowing on some deep, lizard brain level that I'd be back, that there's no way I'd stay away forever, even as I sank my prior free time into MMOs, endless sports simulations, and Dwarf Fortress.
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There's just something about crappy, clumsy raw black metal that lights up the pleasure centers in my lizard brain, and I was delighted to come across some purveyors of the sound who actually had something to say, instead of murmuring some tired bullshit about trees or Norse mythology.
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The 5th Wave treats body theft as a casual threat The idea of aliens stealing human bodies is a classic science-fiction trope, and with good reason: it cuts to the core of our lizard-brain fears that it's impossible to know what other people are really thinking, or what they might be concealing.
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You, with your lizard brain fueled by fear With the anger that cycles through your body, endlessly searching for a target: You're such easy prey for white collars, who trick you to look the other way… Not at the futures they themselves stole from your children, But (over there!) at those bodies graced with more melanin.
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The Lizard can mentally communicate and command all reptiles within a mile of himself via limited telepathy. He has also on at least one occasion secreted powerful pheromones which caused nearby humans to behave violently. Post-Brand New Day, a further enhancement of his telepathy granted him the power of telepathically compelling humans to act out their primal urges, by suppressing emotional control in their amygdala (the "lizard brain"). Based on various physiological and environmental factors, the Lizard's intelligence can range from bestial and animalistic to normal human intelligence.
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Whilst some performers may take a break at some point during the event, traditionally some core cast members will participate for the entire duration, going one or two nights without sleep. The sleep deprivation reduces performers to their "lizard brain" state, where they become too tired to censor themselves, resulting in a unique and euphoric form of theatre. Many audience members stay for the full duration, sharing the sleeplessness with the actors. In Edmonton, Canada, where the concept was originally devised, it is known as a Soap-A-Thon.
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IGN gave the XBLA version a score of 9.0 and an Editor's Choice award, calling it "a superb 2D platformer that's as easy to hate as it is to love." GamesRadar gave the game 5/5, praising its gameplay and constant sense of discovery. GameTrailers gave the game a score of 8.3, praising its design but criticising some control quirks and throwaway multiplayer. 1UP.com gave the game an A ranking, saying "it offers the same immediate, pick-up-and-play fun of Geometry Wars, but demands much more than the simple reflexive reactions of your lizard brain." PC Gamer UK chose the remake of Spelunky as its 2013 game of the year.
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There, he finds that Billy was kidnapped and his new parents are being held hostage by Ana Kravinoff. Ana had left Billy in an alley, where the Lizard ate him, the trauma of which functionally destroyed the Connors persona.The Amazing Spider-Man #631 Without Connors internally warring with the Lizard, he enters a metamorphasis, emerging in a new form, sporting a leaner physique, long brown spikes on its head, spikes on its right forearm, human intelligence, and the ability to telepathically communicate with the underdeveloped "lizard hindbrain" portion of human brains. He demonstrated the latter ability by triggering the instinctual prey response of Spider-man's lizard brain, temporarily overwhelming the superhero and causing him to flee in terror.
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