about Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR). She learned that this is the technical term for the tingling she occasionally gets on the back of her neck and head. She learned that not everyone experiences this sensation, which she found surprising and fascinating. Furthermore, she found that scientists do not know what causes ASMR or what percentage of people experience it. They also can't quantify it with data, but believe that ASMR could have many positive benefits, such as relieving stress and anxiety or helping people sleep better.
A student mentioned his interest in this field just in passing. In one of her many flights of academic fancy, Samara is now wondering if she could join a team of neurologists to help lead the way to discovering a phenomenal break through in the field...
Whoa! That's cool!
ReplyDeleteWait, do you want to be one of the neurologists or be the subject of theirs?
In fantasy land, a neurologist!
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