Initially, I thought this thing but a physiological matter only: something in my bloodstream, an undiagnosed disease, a virus making its way through my muscles and tissues, a contagion yet to be articulated.
It works by building a unique footprint for every user based on capturing and analysing a range of "bio-behavioral, cognitive and physiological parameters," including things like how you locate and move your mouse when presented with a hidden challenge.
Once you do get into their heads, you'll find, in addition to myriad things physiological and emotional, millions of brands.
All of the examples cited in the previous paragraphs whether anatomical, physiological, or behavioral have one thing in common: they are vestiges of evolution, artifacts of the progressive change that occurred over generations via natural selection, and which Darwin referred to as descent with modification.
We're talking about things like physiological responses when shown different kinds of words or images, and performance in neuroscience tests.
Thus, the physiological response to such things as pain and inflammation may have additional effects on haemostasis, which are not reflected in our model.
"It can kill things directly, by physiological effects, of which ocean acidification is the best known, and it can kill things by changing the climate.
Athletes do all sorts of things to improve their performance, to give them an edge, including things with similar physiological effects to steroids: training at high altitude, or spending long hours in an altitude chamber (as the iconic soccer star David Beckham did to accelerate the healing of a broken bone before the 2002 World Cup) do much the same as using EPO.
He is soft-spoken, articulate and thoughtful, and his laid-back look belies an encyclopedic knowledge of things spiritual and physiological and a disarming, razor-sharp wit.
