Free Will, the Neuroscience Update
The age-old debate on free will has taken a fascinating turn with the advent of neuroscience. For centuries, philosophers have pondered whether humans can truly...
How Do I Celebrate Festivus?
To celebrate Festivus, a fictional holiday popularized by the television show Seinfeld, you can follow these steps: 1. Set up the Festivus pole: Find a...
What Fosters and Hinders Human Adaptation to Change?
Change is an inevitable part of life, and yet, not everyone adapts to it in the same way. Some individuals embrace change and thrive, while...
Myth: Memory is Nonexistent in the Brain
Memory is a fundamental aspect of human life, shaping our identity, decision-making, and overall cognitive function. However, a recent claim suggesting that memory doesn’t exist...
The Moral Lessons Decoded From the Top 12 Best Known Human Stories
Here is an example of using AI to mine morality lessons from major human literary and cinema. If each of the top human stories (books...
Debate: Should Public Nudity be legal?
The question of whether public nudity should be legal is subjective and can vary based on cultural and societal norms. Opinions on this matter vary...
Ten Lessons from Sand Castles
This kind of thinking is similar to Shamanism in that it applies human ideas and ideals to non-human objects or lifeforms. In this case, considered...
Free Will? The General Evidence For and Against
The debate between free will and determinism has been a longstanding philosophical question. Free will refers to the idea that humans have the ability...
What if Your First Word Was …
My first word was “light” and I’ve often wondered, if that is significant, if perhaps my early self was sending my later self a message...
We Yawn to Cool the Brain
A common issue, even in our Internet Information Age is that, even with so much information available, we rarely update our older learned information. Thus,...