Slang or scientific term for “mental food”?












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By saying "mental food" I mean something that you enjoy digesting mentally, like watching a football game or reading a comic book.
(It is in contrast to "physical food" which you physically eating the food).
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Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people.











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  • food for the mind, food for the soul, food for the body, not mental food unless you want to sound literary.

    – Lambie
    14 hours ago













  • Not an answer because it is related but not exact, but something one enjoys looking at or listening to can be referred to as eye candy or ear candy.

    – Damila
    14 hours ago











  • 'mental' has a slight connotation of 'intellectual', so 'mental food' sounds very strange in English for sports topics.

    – Mitch
    14 hours ago






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    Cerebral nourishment.

    – Ricky
    14 hours ago











  • Mental grist is technically food (ground corn or malt) but is usually a lot more serious. Pap is a lot less serious, but to the point of triviality.

    – TaliesinMerlin
    12 hours ago
















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By saying "mental food" I mean something that you enjoy digesting mentally, like watching a football game or reading a comic book.
(It is in contrast to "physical food" which you physically eating the food).
For example:




Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people.











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  • food for the mind, food for the soul, food for the body, not mental food unless you want to sound literary.

    – Lambie
    14 hours ago













  • Not an answer because it is related but not exact, but something one enjoys looking at or listening to can be referred to as eye candy or ear candy.

    – Damila
    14 hours ago











  • 'mental' has a slight connotation of 'intellectual', so 'mental food' sounds very strange in English for sports topics.

    – Mitch
    14 hours ago






  • 1





    Cerebral nourishment.

    – Ricky
    14 hours ago











  • Mental grist is technically food (ground corn or malt) but is usually a lot more serious. Pap is a lot less serious, but to the point of triviality.

    – TaliesinMerlin
    12 hours ago














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By saying "mental food" I mean something that you enjoy digesting mentally, like watching a football game or reading a comic book.
(It is in contrast to "physical food" which you physically eating the food).
For example:




Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people.











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By saying "mental food" I mean something that you enjoy digesting mentally, like watching a football game or reading a comic book.
(It is in contrast to "physical food" which you physically eating the food).
For example:




Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people.








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  • food for the mind, food for the soul, food for the body, not mental food unless you want to sound literary.

    – Lambie
    14 hours ago













  • Not an answer because it is related but not exact, but something one enjoys looking at or listening to can be referred to as eye candy or ear candy.

    – Damila
    14 hours ago











  • 'mental' has a slight connotation of 'intellectual', so 'mental food' sounds very strange in English for sports topics.

    – Mitch
    14 hours ago






  • 1





    Cerebral nourishment.

    – Ricky
    14 hours ago











  • Mental grist is technically food (ground corn or malt) but is usually a lot more serious. Pap is a lot less serious, but to the point of triviality.

    – TaliesinMerlin
    12 hours ago



















  • food for the mind, food for the soul, food for the body, not mental food unless you want to sound literary.

    – Lambie
    14 hours ago













  • Not an answer because it is related but not exact, but something one enjoys looking at or listening to can be referred to as eye candy or ear candy.

    – Damila
    14 hours ago











  • 'mental' has a slight connotation of 'intellectual', so 'mental food' sounds very strange in English for sports topics.

    – Mitch
    14 hours ago






  • 1





    Cerebral nourishment.

    – Ricky
    14 hours ago











  • Mental grist is technically food (ground corn or malt) but is usually a lot more serious. Pap is a lot less serious, but to the point of triviality.

    – TaliesinMerlin
    12 hours ago

















food for the mind, food for the soul, food for the body, not mental food unless you want to sound literary.

– Lambie
14 hours ago







food for the mind, food for the soul, food for the body, not mental food unless you want to sound literary.

– Lambie
14 hours ago















Not an answer because it is related but not exact, but something one enjoys looking at or listening to can be referred to as eye candy or ear candy.

– Damila
14 hours ago





Not an answer because it is related but not exact, but something one enjoys looking at or listening to can be referred to as eye candy or ear candy.

– Damila
14 hours ago













'mental' has a slight connotation of 'intellectual', so 'mental food' sounds very strange in English for sports topics.

– Mitch
14 hours ago





'mental' has a slight connotation of 'intellectual', so 'mental food' sounds very strange in English for sports topics.

– Mitch
14 hours ago




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Cerebral nourishment.

– Ricky
14 hours ago





Cerebral nourishment.

– Ricky
14 hours ago













Mental grist is technically food (ground corn or malt) but is usually a lot more serious. Pap is a lot less serious, but to the point of triviality.

– TaliesinMerlin
12 hours ago





Mental grist is technically food (ground corn or malt) but is usually a lot more serious. Pap is a lot less serious, but to the point of triviality.

– TaliesinMerlin
12 hours ago










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A term for an item of mental interest is "Food for thought" but that would be only a mouthful, not a meal's worth.






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    I'd suggest intellectual nourishment.



    It is defined on thefreedictionary as,




    anything that provides mental stimulus for thinking; food for thought.






    Note: If you get entertained by some insipid subject: Mathematics documentaries, or some abstract subject etc. (which people normally find tasteless), then there is a word for it.



    Pabulum or pablum (noun)
    Oxford defines it as,
    https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/pabulum




    Bland or insipid intellectual matter, entertainment, etc.







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      It did not seem to me that football is an activity appreciated from an intellectual standpoint. But, thanks to your posing the question, I found a good article in The Irish Times: 'The rise of the Football Intellectual', article by Ian Maleney, Wed. Nov 9, 2016. In it, Maleney references several authors on the subject.



      But back to your question. First: Does, in fact, the entire (or nearly so in your estimation), populace of Vietnam enjoy football. "Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people." Increasingly, we are told "we all" - when "we all" most certainly do not - for example, have electronic devices.



      As to "comic books" - it would depend on the style of comic book, yes? A comic book, like food, can primarily be a visual treat, if you will. Or, it can be to instruct, etc. Or, both. There have been literary comic books, for certain.



      "Fodder" is used by the British for what you call "mental food." "Feast" doesn't apply.



      How about referencing a literary work you reasonably believe to be known by your target population.



      "Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people.



      Or, make it personal. What is it about football that stimulates you intellectually, and what is your food/book that applies.






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                I'd suggest intellectual nourishment.



                It is defined on thefreedictionary as,




                anything that provides mental stimulus for thinking; food for thought.






                Note: If you get entertained by some insipid subject: Mathematics documentaries, or some abstract subject etc. (which people normally find tasteless), then there is a word for it.



                Pabulum or pablum (noun)
                Oxford defines it as,
                https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/pabulum




                Bland or insipid intellectual matter, entertainment, etc.







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                  I'd suggest intellectual nourishment.



                  It is defined on thefreedictionary as,




                  anything that provides mental stimulus for thinking; food for thought.






                  Note: If you get entertained by some insipid subject: Mathematics documentaries, or some abstract subject etc. (which people normally find tasteless), then there is a word for it.



                  Pabulum or pablum (noun)
                  Oxford defines it as,
                  https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/pabulum




                  Bland or insipid intellectual matter, entertainment, etc.







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                    I'd suggest intellectual nourishment.



                    It is defined on thefreedictionary as,




                    anything that provides mental stimulus for thinking; food for thought.






                    Note: If you get entertained by some insipid subject: Mathematics documentaries, or some abstract subject etc. (which people normally find tasteless), then there is a word for it.



                    Pabulum or pablum (noun)
                    Oxford defines it as,
                    https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/pabulum




                    Bland or insipid intellectual matter, entertainment, etc.







                    share|improve this answer















                    I'd suggest intellectual nourishment.



                    It is defined on thefreedictionary as,




                    anything that provides mental stimulus for thinking; food for thought.






                    Note: If you get entertained by some insipid subject: Mathematics documentaries, or some abstract subject etc. (which people normally find tasteless), then there is a word for it.



                    Pabulum or pablum (noun)
                    Oxford defines it as,
                    https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/pabulum




                    Bland or insipid intellectual matter, entertainment, etc.








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                        It did not seem to me that football is an activity appreciated from an intellectual standpoint. But, thanks to your posing the question, I found a good article in The Irish Times: 'The rise of the Football Intellectual', article by Ian Maleney, Wed. Nov 9, 2016. In it, Maleney references several authors on the subject.



                        But back to your question. First: Does, in fact, the entire (or nearly so in your estimation), populace of Vietnam enjoy football. "Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people." Increasingly, we are told "we all" - when "we all" most certainly do not - for example, have electronic devices.



                        As to "comic books" - it would depend on the style of comic book, yes? A comic book, like food, can primarily be a visual treat, if you will. Or, it can be to instruct, etc. Or, both. There have been literary comic books, for certain.



                        "Fodder" is used by the British for what you call "mental food." "Feast" doesn't apply.



                        How about referencing a literary work you reasonably believe to be known by your target population.



                        "Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people.



                        Or, make it personal. What is it about football that stimulates you intellectually, and what is your food/book that applies.






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                          It did not seem to me that football is an activity appreciated from an intellectual standpoint. But, thanks to your posing the question, I found a good article in The Irish Times: 'The rise of the Football Intellectual', article by Ian Maleney, Wed. Nov 9, 2016. In it, Maleney references several authors on the subject.



                          But back to your question. First: Does, in fact, the entire (or nearly so in your estimation), populace of Vietnam enjoy football. "Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people." Increasingly, we are told "we all" - when "we all" most certainly do not - for example, have electronic devices.



                          As to "comic books" - it would depend on the style of comic book, yes? A comic book, like food, can primarily be a visual treat, if you will. Or, it can be to instruct, etc. Or, both. There have been literary comic books, for certain.



                          "Fodder" is used by the British for what you call "mental food." "Feast" doesn't apply.



                          How about referencing a literary work you reasonably believe to be known by your target population.



                          "Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people.



                          Or, make it personal. What is it about football that stimulates you intellectually, and what is your food/book that applies.






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                            It did not seem to me that football is an activity appreciated from an intellectual standpoint. But, thanks to your posing the question, I found a good article in The Irish Times: 'The rise of the Football Intellectual', article by Ian Maleney, Wed. Nov 9, 2016. In it, Maleney references several authors on the subject.



                            But back to your question. First: Does, in fact, the entire (or nearly so in your estimation), populace of Vietnam enjoy football. "Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people." Increasingly, we are told "we all" - when "we all" most certainly do not - for example, have electronic devices.



                            As to "comic books" - it would depend on the style of comic book, yes? A comic book, like food, can primarily be a visual treat, if you will. Or, it can be to instruct, etc. Or, both. There have been literary comic books, for certain.



                            "Fodder" is used by the British for what you call "mental food." "Feast" doesn't apply.



                            How about referencing a literary work you reasonably believe to be known by your target population.



                            "Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people.



                            Or, make it personal. What is it about football that stimulates you intellectually, and what is your food/book that applies.






                            share|improve this answer













                            It did not seem to me that football is an activity appreciated from an intellectual standpoint. But, thanks to your posing the question, I found a good article in The Irish Times: 'The rise of the Football Intellectual', article by Ian Maleney, Wed. Nov 9, 2016. In it, Maleney references several authors on the subject.



                            But back to your question. First: Does, in fact, the entire (or nearly so in your estimation), populace of Vietnam enjoy football. "Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people." Increasingly, we are told "we all" - when "we all" most certainly do not - for example, have electronic devices.



                            As to "comic books" - it would depend on the style of comic book, yes? A comic book, like food, can primarily be a visual treat, if you will. Or, it can be to instruct, etc. Or, both. There have been literary comic books, for certain.



                            "Fodder" is used by the British for what you call "mental food." "Feast" doesn't apply.



                            How about referencing a literary work you reasonably believe to be known by your target population.



                            "Asian U23 football championship is the "____________" for Vietnamese people.



                            Or, make it personal. What is it about football that stimulates you intellectually, and what is your food/book that applies.







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