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How to brain?

There are various definitions of a brain. Neuroscientist defines it in neurological jargon which immediately sends a signal that the brain might be a code. Psychologists describe it as an evolutionary tool that behaves in a certain way because of the environment it was brought up in. Physicists might describe the brain as a tool to solve complex universal problems. Computer Scientists may use the word “trouble-shooter” for the brain.  On every front, there is a different definition but the fundamental cause is the same.  All want to use the brain for the betterment of something.  I’m here to discuss something that is very basic and doesn’t require complex science for it. The brain is a product of influences. Each brain thinks differently because every human grows up in different surrounding environments. The right use of the brain is when it thinks well about anything. Having a positive perception is what we call normal human behavior. Negativity is always discouraged w...

Heatwave affects Mental Health: Study

I have found an amazing report on HEATWAVE and its effects on human mental health. Oxford University had shared it on its Facebook page, and I got it from there. The publisher is theconversation.com. Since there is so much in this research report article summary, I have decided to only mention the facts that detail the results of heatwaves. The report says that heat waves – as well as other weather events such as floods and fires -  present the symptoms of depression in people with depression. It also incurs  anxiety among those who had previous experience with a generalized anxiety disorder (GAD).

George Carlin - Politics

Comedy is important for human survival.  It asks serious questions in so many humorous ways.  I don’t know much about the past history of comedy but today’s comedy is a pure form of rationality.  Comedians can tell the truth to a hostile world and still get laughter as a reward.  Maybe they are good at something many of us don’t even understand - the secret nature of communication. George Carlin was a philosopher and comedian.  His jokes were loud and clear.  He made the public laugh at his jokes that were actual facts, full of meaningful lessons.  I wish many more comedians could follow in his footsteps and create a world that respects rationality and freedom of speech.  In his comedy special, Carlin said something brutally honest. He made a joke about the world leaders and how they manipulate public emotions into gaining power. He said politicians are very good at using education as a tool to gain power.  They (politicians) create fea...

Creating Personal Identity

Hi, it's Waqar here... I'm starting this new series that will focus on experimenting with new thoughts based on daily learning.