#sience

My take on it is that I don't think evolution itself will allow extinction of life. Organisms evolve to be fit for survival and so the part of where organisms cannot consume others would eventually lead

Hello everyone, I am 19. I primarily got interested in psychology as an end result of self studying ethical philosophy as well as a push to understand my mind so I could control it lol. Unfortunately,

In my experience one of the biggest problems in education is that it is virtually impossible for students to flunk Students know this and therefore some students don't even feel the need to try They know

We can establish an epistemological concept of objective realty that follow the rules of formal logic. It does mean we may always try to improve on this and fill holes. Objective reality or at least an

If people can develop gambling problems, I don't find it unreasonable to say that someone like a kid may be susceptible to developing an addiction to games. Sure, it's not money we're talking, but kids

Our dreams are much more abstract and honestly we're complex than other animals which explains our adaptability, but humans have higher intelligence than other animals so when left to free reign wander

Image Source There have been some apparent contradictions in the neuron-count theory. The two big ones right now are: Image Source (1) Whales have larger brains than humans, including larger neuron counts

img source It's always odd that people display such disbelief when I say that science isn't necessarily better today than any given point in the past. To me, it's just obvious that systems of knowledge

The philosophy behind carbon tax and other anti-c02 measures even though c02 is harmless plant food. People failing to act until inconvenienced to do so is a concept behind so much of what humans as an

Image Source The reason why I like DITF more than any romantic science fiction anime is because it doesn't waste it's time (for the first 17 episodes) Each episode is packed with world building. I like

Human primal instincts are very interesting. For example, (most probably) every human has a negativity bias, which was developed in order to protect themselves from danger. If you heard a bush shake in

Image Source So I was recently listening to a podcast on how whales communicate and how little we understand about it, but one interesting thing they talked about was the loudness of shipping lanes and

img source When you're sleeping your brain is switching to repairing mode, it's healing itself so throughout the day if I'm not mistaken something called metabolic waste builds up in your brain which you

What triggers the amygdala (part of the brain response for the "fight or flight") during freezing moment is your encounter with something so sudden (vague). We reacted quicker, emotionally, because

There's a popular complex question "whether the chicken or the egg came first" and hopefully I will answer this question. Firstly we know that evolution is a gradual process and it happens with

I've read lots of articles about human intellect and found out that intellect is only relative to the subjects under comparison. now take the hypothetical of an advanced alien society. we would still be

We all use fuses in our homes to prevent accidents. In 1870, Edison invented the fuse to protect against electrical damage. A fuse is capable of carrying a certain amount of current. A thinner wire with

Indonesia is an archipelagic country. As an archipelagic country, Indonesia has many beaches as a place of recreation.

Eng: We present a wonderful interview by Grzegorz Płaczek with Dr. Reiner Füllmich, who is preparing a class action lawsuit against WHO, CDC and the Davos group. PL: Prezentujemy wspaniały wywiad Grzegorza

Sometime between 10,000 and 7,000 BCE, according to conventional archæology, a most important event took place — the domestication of the wild African goat and the subsequent #freedom to begin cultivation