Rainbow Diamonds

I think they are everywhere because it could get them more money. It's the same reason some pages are full of ads. I have adblock for that reason. Ads aren't a problem unless they're intrusive. Audio ads on video sites or ads that pop up all the time are annoying, but the ones in the side bar without any sound are fine. As for the multiple pages, sometimes, they let you view as one page. There are sites, like listverse for example, has lists in one page. Unfortunately, many sites that have lists don't put them on one page. If you have Windows, you could right click on the back button and see a list of your recent pages and go back quicker than clicking back a dozen times.

I'm surprised if someone replies. I have never been well liked in my life. I have a learning disability, so I was never popular or had many friends. I was just the stupid kid.

I come up with psychological questions that I wish I could test if I could get volunteers. How do the senses work together? We know that smell and taste go together, but what about others? If you blind fold someone and gave them food, would it be different from if they were seeing the food? How about ear plugs? Or blocking out multiple senses? I also want to test how the colors of our clothes affect us, or find the best way for people to learn. Standing, sitting, laying down? I never experimented any of these because no volunteers and no way to test them. I apply psychology to my daily life. I use psychology to try to find hidden meanings behind what people are saying or act as a therapist to people who can't go to therapy. I also have talked people out of suicide. I also use psychology to try to see why people do what they do. I love brain facts. Neurology is the study of the brain while psychology is the study of the mind. In neurology, you would study the physical changes in the brain. Alzheimer's and Epilepsy are examples of neurological disorders. Psychology is about the mind and how people thing or why they thing rather than the physical parts of the brain. Depression and Anxiety are examples of psychological disorders. A major problem with psychology is that it can't me accurately measured. It requires data from other people, and other people could create false data. For example, someone may say they are happy when they are really not. Also, another problem is how you ask the question will affect the answer. Its merits are that it can help us understand why people behave a certain way, treat mental illnesses rather than stigmatize them, and help with intrapersonal intelligence. (Just to name a few.) I think psychology studies why we think the way we think, feel the way we feel, do things we do, and how we are able to think, feel, or do things. The brain is an extremely important organ, and growing up, I was just taught that the brain controlled the rest of the body. I didn't know how it does that. I got into neurology and psychology to help me understand that. I know how memories are formed and how we have emotions and that the different parts of the brain have different functions. Occipital lobe controls what we see, frontal lobe controls judgement, etc. Not left brain and right brain.) There is still a lot I don't understand. I know a lot about mental disorders and familiar with the DSM. I love watching people and seeing how they behave in certain situations, mostly infants and toddlers. I have seen psychologists in the past. I loved optical illusions, so that was a part of psychology. I also loved learning about mental disabilities. (I still do.) I may have butchered the neurology vs psychology question.

I was explaining how homosexuality is not a choice. No one makes the conscious decision to find someone attractive. It just happens. (It doesn't just happen, it's very complicated and involves a lot of chemistry (literally), but it's still involuntary)

I love Rarity and Rainbow Dash! My name will be about that! Diamond Dash! Not available... Rainbow Diamonds! It's available! I'm keeping it.