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Continue reading →: The Intersection of Human Instincts, Technology, and Modern Challenges: From Decision-Making to BloggingFrom a rational perspective, we should make only decisions that are in our best interest (“should” is the operative word here). We should be able to discern among all the options facing us and accurately compute their value–not just in the short term but also in the long term-and choose…
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Continue reading →: The Marvels of Our Hidden Mechanisms: How Our Body’s Systems Work Together SeamlesslyThere is a buzz of constant activity beneath our skin. We are perpetually flowing, pumping, sucking, squeezing, bursting, repairing, and rebuilding. A whole crew of ingenious organs works so perfectly and efficiently together that, in an adult human being, they require as much energy as a 100-watt light bulb. Our…
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Continue reading →: How Our Mind Connect with BrandsIt’s fair to state that from the moment we wake up to the moment we fall asleep, we interact with hundreds of brands, whether we realize it or not. We make decisions about brands almost every other hour during the course of a normal day. From the second we turn…
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Continue reading →: The Butterfly Effect
Lorenz – Research Meteorologist who established the theoretical basis of weather and climate predictability, as well as the basis for computer-aided atmospheric physics and meteorology. Laws of nature v/s Laws of Astronomy, both are well known. Global Atmospheric Research Program was a fifteen-year international research programme led by the World…
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Continue reading →: Complexity of Human Heart
Modeling any one part of the heart’s behavior would strain a supercomputer, modeling the whole interwoven cycle is impossible. In heart, blood courses from chamber to chamber, squeezed by contracting muscles behind and then stretching the walls ahead. Fibrous valves slam shut against the back flow. Trial and Errors have…
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Continue reading →: Language
Language is one of the fundamental topics in human sciences. It’s the trait that conspicuously distinguishes humans from other species, it’s essential to human cooperation; We accomplish amazing things by sharing our knowledge or coordinating our actions by means of words. It is distinctive, essential, mysterious, practical and central to…
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Continue reading →: How drugs and alcohol affect you.
Adolescence is a time of growing independence. As the pre frontal cortex matures, teenagers are beginning to to explore the world on there own. But there judgement and reason are still not fully developed, which makes them especially risky and they experiment with addicted drugs and alcohol. Addiction is disease…
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Continue reading →: When In teen age
The teenage brain, vulnerable to the dangers of drugs, and the chaos of schizophrenia. By the second decade of life, human brain has developed to its full size, it’s billions of neurons, all in place. At this stage, brain development focuses on part of the brain that makes us uniquely human,…
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Continue reading →: Understanding our Brain
If we were to create a computer that can simulate the brain, the computer will be the size of a city block, it would require a nuclear power plant to power it up, and a river to cool it down. But our brain works on just 20 watts of power.…
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Continue reading →: Depression Explained
There is one in four chance that depression will affect you in some stage in your life. It’s like a black cloak, you feel like your brain is crushed, all you want is to be on your own, isolated. Only someone who has had it, knows how hard and paralyzing…
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