Are there any articles on possible ways to reverse neural aging?

First off, please explain what the hell neural aging is, if you would.

Is there a reason why attachments are not working? It seems that the functionality of this forum is severely impaired.

Shawn has disabled this function due to a recent spamming/hacking issue. I agree, without attachments and with the unreliability of even inserting URL's (that for me often results in the 11 or 12 or 21 result), we are limiting our capacity to communicate.

I tried to download your pdf and received a 4 kb file that would not open.

You could paste into the post all of the text from a file, but that is a stone-age approach. We need to have this sorted out, soon hopefully.

Ah, no problem hey hey. I could copy/paste the article but there are lots of graphics and flow charts that would make such a replication more or less inadequate. If anyone wants a copy just send me your email address and I'll get it over to you.

What unreliability? I didn't know there was a problem with url's.

I agree that not being able to upload pics or pdfs is an inconvenience. I'll see what I can do about that.

Shawn, prehaps an alternate mini-server that is seperate from the monolithic forum one. This way you could just display images from the mini-server, without comprismising BrainMeta security. Essentially the mini-server would be an image host that has been integrated into the forum.

Thanks technologist.

First off, code buttons, you can calm the hell down...

Secondly, by neural aging I mean...Let's just say that a person goes his whole life learning things (s)he thinks are useful and then it turns out that what (s)he learned (i.e. habits, language, etc. etc.) turned out not to be so useful after all. Times changed, and necessities changed...

Is there a way to make his/her brain more "plastic" (as they say) so that (s)he could better learn new skills with minimal health risks i.e. no dystonia or tardive dyskinesia or anything.