Our brains are similar to remarkably improved computers. They consist of billions of little, interconnected parts that work in harmony through programmed ways to create thoughts,...
Category: Science
The Social Leap by William Von Hippel [Book Summary – Review]
If you were to describe human-beings, which words would you choose? Are we naturally unkind and revengeful? Are our instincts noble or are they egoistic and mean? All these might be true...
You needn't bother with a chemistry certificate to realize that this field is packed with captivating characters, unforeseen new developments, and a lot of sensational revelations. Now and again...
She Has Her Mother’s Laugh by Carl Zimmer [Book Summary – Review]
If you've been to a family gathering, you've most likely been informed that you have your grandma's eyebrows, your uncle's grin, or something like this. It’s acknowledged shrewdness that...
The Third Chimpanzee by Jared Diamond [Book Summary – Review]
Our interest in chimpanzees and different primates is the same old thing. Lord Kong, Tarzan, the multitude of primates in Planet of the Apes, the orangutans at the zoo – with regards to silly...
The Alchemy of Us by Ainissa Ramirez [Book Summary – Review]
It's amazing how technology has evolved at this level over the last few years. While recently illuminating our nights with candlelight, phone and computer screens now fulfill the lighting task....
