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WATCH: Learning To Read Someone Else's Mind 1 comment

Mohenjo wrote 22 hours ago: FROM Click link below picture . My TEDTalk,  is about the process by which we learn to read each oth … more →

Tags: Amazon, Brains, Business, Business News, busy, Celebrities, Climate, Disease, Entertainment

Oldest Known Labyrinth

Renee Lindstrom wrote 3 weeks ago: Dating back 4 – 5 thousand years it is also known as: Classical, 7 Circuit, Cretan, Celtic and … more →

Tags: Labyrinth - Wellness tools, labyrinth, Earth Day, 7 circuit labyrinth, classical labyrinth, Hopi Medicine wheel, Cretan labyrinth, Celtic Labyrinth

Adam Voorhes

claesgellerbrink wrote 1 month ago: Brain Study no. 500, Teaching Brain Cross Sections on Gauze I walked into a storage closet filled wi … more →

Tags: Photography (2), blogs, Photography, Photographer, photos, feature shoot, Images, Photographs, Austin

Brain power depends on the fuel source

dykewriter wrote 2 months ago:   … more →

Tags: Living Well, Vegetarian & Raw Cuisine, recovery process, Healthy Eating, Food, Mental Health, Brain Power, comfort eating, Eating Disorders

A Head Full Of The Courtship Of Eddie's Father Theme Song

webnerbob wrote 3 months ago: Humans never truly know whether they are normal or weird.  Although we may have many friends and clo … more →

Tags: TV, Humor, Human Behavior, the monkees, humans, Memory, The Courtship of Eddie's Father, Laugh in, eraserhead

Chimp Brain Study Spotlights Key Role Of Neural 'Connectivity' In Human Intelligence

Mohenjo wrote 4 months ago: FROM Click link below picture . Despite sharing 98 percent of our DNA with chimpanzees, humans have … more →

Tags: Science, Brain cells, Brain Science, Business 2, Chimp Brain Development, chimp brains, Chimp Intelligence, Chimpanzees, Chimps Humans

Why I left Mormonism2 comments

MoBugger wrote 7 months ago: … more →

Tags: Ex Mormon Stories, Deconversion, ex-Mormons, Truth, LDS Church, Belief System, Pillars of Truth, reality, confirmation bias

How smart is a trout ?2 comments

Marc Fauvet wrote 7 months ago: a fun little exercise in mathematics from Jimmy D Moore   Take the average trout of 12” and his brai … more →

Tags: Fly Fishing Literature, Humor, Gems in the Rough, Trout, Observing nature, Jimmy D Moore, Trout Behaviour, mathematics, deduction through maths

What is God?

lecubiste wrote 9 months ago: As I have read and heard so much that is based on a faulty understanding of God that goes back mille … more →

Tags: The Grand Synthesis, Medicine, Prophecy, Religion, Environment, Spirit, Energy, healing, Buddhism

Brain center for social choices discovered: Poker-playing subjects seen weighing whether to bluff

Karen Saint Marie wrote 10 months ago:   Carter observed that in general, participants paid more attention to their human opponent tha … more →

Tags: Consciousness, Behavior, empathy, Bluffing, Choices, Empathy, Decisions, Poker, dehumanization

Proverbs of Hell

evinhughes wrote 10 months ago: The following is in response to William Blake’s “Proverbs of Hell.” A William Blake Painting:The Bod … more →

Tags: Response to flash prose, extended consciousness, Flash Prose, Religion, Philosophy, Proverbs of Hell, William Black, hell, proverbs

Coming Up Next...

josephsreviews wrote 11 months ago: A review of Imagine: How Creativity Works by Jonah Lehrer (author of How We Decide). … more →

Tags: Book Review, Joseph's Reviews, survey book, Imagine, Creativity, nonfiction, How We Decide, Jonah Lehrer, intelligence

How Do We Learn Math – Analyzing Our Brains for Better Academic Success

rockycrhodes wrote 1 year ago: The human brain, unfortunately, did not evolve for math. Our ancestors used their brains primarily t … more →

Tags: Study Skills and Strategies, AP Calculus, Math, study, Study Habits, Study Skills, Algebra., Learning Math, learning calculus

Science vs. Evolution: The Relationship Scam

R. K. Sepetjian wrote 1 year ago: A study undertaken to help with abnormal brain development in premature babies has revealed evolutio … more →

Tags: Fides, scientia, Science, Research

Compositional Poetry (1994 & 1999)

meika wrote 1 year ago: In 1994 in Hobart, Tasmania, I invented ‘Compositional Poetry’. I say invented because I … more →

Tags: writing, Reading, Formats, Literature, Poetry, Tasmania, compositional poetry, multivocal, Invention

Transplant your Brain To A Robot? 10 Years To Wait2 comments

Thomas Spychalski wrote 1 year ago: By Thomas Spychalski Is the seventy or so years of the overall Human lifespan not enough time for yo … more →

Tags: weird news, Avatar, body suit, borg, brain suit, Brains, cybermen, Cyborg, Dmitry Itskov

How sustainable is the modern zombie lifestyle?

imasinglelondongirl wrote 1 year ago:  I contemplate the inevitable outcome of a zombie invasion  These ramblings are about ‘modern … more →

Tags: About Me, Horror, zombie horde, logical conclusion, human flesh, logical universe, ramblings

Researchers Tap Century-Old Brain Tissue for Clues to Mental Illness

insidefirst wrote 1 year ago: Usually when us men are talking about tapping something, it isn’t a 100-year-old brain. I mean … more →

Tags: Mental, health, Century-Old Brain, 100 yrs old, Clues, mental illness

Settling back into Scandinavia

zurichsee wrote 1 year ago: Setting off from San Francisco I’m at the midway point of jet-lag readjustment, on the assumpt … more →

Tags: Expat, Sweden, Personal Musings, Travel, Economic Distress, mexican food


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