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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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Continue reading →: A Child's Brain
The human brain is highly adaptable. To learn a language babies start by listening. At birth and sometime after, babies have incredible ability to hear differences between all the sounds used in world’s languages. At that stage, the child is referred to as ‘citizen of the world’. At 7 months…
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Continue reading →: Some Thought On Virtue
Virtue means excellence to do something well. A virtue is a trait or quality deemed to be morally good and thus is valued as a foundation of principle and good moral being. Personal virtues are characteristics valued as promoting collective and individual greatness. The opposite of virtue is vice. There…
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Continue reading →: Brain of a New Born
After being born, a baby can identify a mother’s whisper coos, respond to fragrance of her body and the sweet taste of a milk.The baby even recognise her face, when she is holding her baby, rocking him/her in her arms and pearing down at him/her, the mothers’s face happens to…
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Continue reading →: Formation of the Human Brain
Egg and sperm, their union forms a single cell, which will divide and divide again. Within 3 weeks the multiplying cells would have been curled up into a quivering oval ball. Inside this ball lies a cluster of cells that have become to fall themselves into shape of a garden…
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Continue reading →: Intelligence Quotient
An intelligence quotient (IQ) is a total score derived from one of several standardized tests designed to assess human intelligence. The abbreviation “IQ” was coined by the psychologist William Stern for the German term Intelligenzquotient, his term for a scoring method for intelligence tests he advocated in a 1912 book. The average IQ has to be 100 by definition, but the…
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Continue reading →: Defining a Genius
The word genius describes high talent in a variety of areas of creativity which can range from the arts to the science to technology and a variety of areas of social activity. Everything that goes from the building of ethical world to systems of justice to political and social organization…
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