endogenic

It was really interesting to read about the in-fighting about traumagenic vs endogenic DID.

But knowing that the body is a bunch of endogenic drugs in the first place and not being afraid of expanding ones' narrow physical 'knock knock what you see is what you get' is invaluable.

Sleep deprivation might have led to {2->1}, but the almost iambic lines you 404’d on were borne of a restful sleep under fully endogenic (biochemical) influence.

Surely if someone from the copyfarleft community works on the project then they too will be releasing it free and so how is the work not endogenic.

But now I know: tolerance (including tolerance to endogenic melatonin which means screwing your natural circadian system) is what you pay (I could find not a single mention of melatonin tolerance until today).

Meh, don’t you had the memo that it’s all about the endogenic structure of the identity function within a toroidal network topology plunged within the diagonal of a transcendental mesh?

If there’s a market need for something, it will be met at the fair market value for that thing — provided there are no exogenic barriers like regulation or endogenic barriers like monopolies/cartels.

As someone with DID who is a part of that community (founded two subreddits and moderated /r/DID for a time), I look at at the traumagenic vs endogenic debate as a sad case of ironic community amnesia.

Also, endogenic species are dieing faster than the forest replace them, forests are dryer, this summer we were 50km close to have the Russian weat fields burn more than they did in 2010 (with effects on the world hunger and politics in 2011 well know).

Long term it gets exhausting but this perceptually becomes the new normal, especially when the symptoms of this kind of sleep deprivation aren't that obviously tied to sleep habits, the naively expected ones being masked by external pressure (schedule), habit bias (normalisation of deviance through repetition), exogenic (alcohol, caffeine, nicotine) or endogenic (adrenalin, cortisol, dopamine).

Also, there are the classic "exogenic" and "endogenic".

(Maybe it’s because tea is better than coffee?) Coffee contains several ingredients that act as opioid receptor antagonists, which can be unpleasant (as in "reverse the pleasant / calming effects of endogenic opioids").