I do just want to add here that NeuroTalk has requirements regarding copyright, where if one copy/pastes *anything* that is not one's own writing it *has* to be with citation ie original author(s) and preferably also a link to where it was copied from. In most cases copy/pasting something in its entirety without the original author's permission is not allowed

In this case Ali has been very gracious about her work being copied here without her permission and without any acknowledgment that she is the author, but
we do also get legal letters from other authors & publications when their research, articles etc are copy/pasted without permission or citation, and recently also got a letter from a poet whose work was copy pasted onto one of our other forums, even tho credit had been given, permission to copy it was not requested.

so this is a good reminder for everyone to please abide by both legal copyright and the common courtesy of always giving correct credit for any work that is not one's own