Theres a 'NOBEL' for this one!

 Theres a 'NOBEL' for this one-Alzheimer's Therapy; Elemental Laser Nature

Video version: https://youtu.be/nKpFXUnGrYY

Alzheimer's is an enabled cultural neurological disorder. It's derived on the mass emphasis of focusing on the present and dispensing with the distant past and maintaining the present-based repetitive and functional short-term memory. One immediate exception would be those whose vocations require them to use their memory for simple listings and systems of algorithms. Other than that, anything less than an acutely, traumatic experience that would generate an automatic post-traumatic-stress-disorder (PTSD) or sentiment is dispensed with since it would get in the way of being cognitively obsessed with and in 'the present'. The following text explains what is neurologically occurring with brains in a cognitive present focus short-term, whose effecct last no further than transient stimulation.

That cultural imperative for 'presentness' amputates the chronological phenomenology of past memories and their historical context. With out that depth of memory for the hippocampus a whole dimension of neural interaction is lacking. The shallow depth of near-term transient and ephemeral memories are replaced with their equivalents. In contrast to the loss of transient ephemeral memories, the long-term context of personal meaning and significance exist as the purposeful raison d'etre for one's ongoing actions. The structural shallowness and triviality of what is crowded in the short term erodes more exponentially than the more emotionally connected and meaningful memories of one's own past and their associative origins.

Alzheimer is the waste from the destruction of superfluous short-term memories of trivial consequence that like our present waste management problem of no place to place the disposable from our pedestrian consumption. This has been enabled by having the cognitive focus on the transient self-centering 'sui generis present' than the contextual past of significant ontological and meaningful/purpose-directing past.

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From watching too many 'James Bond' and 'To catch a Thief' programs

  

Ya know when Bond or a thief had to navigate themselves through a laser field such as this to get from point A to point B? Thinking about those beams that are essentially the same but coming from a multitude of different origins headed to different destinations.

That's how I see people. We share common qualities, but our origins determine our direction. Though we see ourselves in the present moment, we are actually time-effected versions of the past that have us encountering each other like those beams of light criss-crossing that 'space' and time..