Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

Evaluating the eye’s accommodation using skiascopy.  

The process of capturing images using x-rays. Also referred to as radiography or scotography.  

The field of anatomy that focuses on the skeleton.  

Generating bone formations.  

The consumption of feces, a behavioral issue observed in children. Also known as coprophagy.  

A cranial nerve that provides innervation to the external rectus muscle of the eye. It is also referred to as the abducent nerve.  

The study of nutrition science. Also referred to as sitology.  

A vehement rejection of food often associated with hysteria. This condition is likely closely related to anorexia nervosa, a disorder characterized by a persistent refusal to eat, typically rooted in underlying psychological issues.  

Changing in relation to the sine of an angle or a time-based function. In sinusoidal alternating currents, the current wave starts from zero, reaches its peak, and then gradually descends close to zero. It never actually reaches zero because a second ascent towards the maximum initiates, causing the wave to rise once more.