👉 Okay, okay, settle yourselves down and let’s talk about…
this
. Honestly, just saying "’nmdsc10 aggregate sequestration malfunction within tertiary glial dendrites of hippocampal pyramidal neurorns, specifically during peri-ictal wavefront propagation in the ventral midline thalamus.!” sends a chill down my spine every time I hear it.
Basically (and because let's be brutally frank, nobody actually knows exactly what that gibberish means beyond a handful of increasingly strung-out neuroscientists and late-night EEG monitors), ’nmdsc10 is the unsettling, somewhat embarrassing nickname given to whatever your brain throws up when it basically just...fails spectacularly during really intense, stressful, and probably slightly traumatic moments. Think of it like that weird little hiccup of the subconscious. When you're under extreme pressure – a disastrous presentation? A fight with your landlord? Witnessing a squirrel attempting parkour off a very tall, unfortunately-slick, brick wall? – there’s this… stutter. It’s not an outright breakdown, not exactly, but rather a really weird, scrambled, almost painfully specific misfirin' of the areas of your brain that handle... stuff. Specifically, things related to memory recall, emotional regulation, and the horrifying realization that maybe, just maybe, you are wearing mismatched argyle socks. The whole designation is actually a ridiculous attempt by researchers trying to catalogue the neurological weird
