Written by Valentin Lakin on January 22, 2020
Your Future Thoughts Are Actually Memories
Articles . BlogWhat are you going to eat for lunch tomorrow? What are your plans for this weekend? Where do you see yourself in five years? Answering these questions requires looking into the future. But when you make these predictions, what you’re actually doing is accessing your memories. Being able to accurately predict the future gives humans
I recently watched Making a Murderer and I noticed that the story centers on some pretty interesting ideas in both law and psychology. I’m not going to go into too much detail about the series, because spoilers, but in case you’re not familiar with it, it’s about a 2005 murder case in Wisconsin in the
Written by Valentin Lakin on January 18, 2020
11 Easy Health Tests You Can Do To Identify Serious Health Problems
Articles . BlogHi Viewers and Welcome back to our channel. You are well aware that health is your most valuable asset. If you have poor health, life usually gets pretty hard to live, let alone be enjoyable. In today’s exhausting world, dominated by the digital, you can be more and more disconnected from your physical self and
Written by Valentin Lakin on January 11, 2020
Is It Possible To SEE Someone’s Memories?
Articles . BlogThe ability to control or see into someone else’s mind seems like a feat of the distant future. It’s up there with flying cars and inhabiting different planets. It seems like something out of a sci-fi movie. But actually, it’s being done in real life scientific research already. Now, it hasn’t exactly gotten to the
Written by Valentin Lakin on January 11, 2020
Sadhguru about consciousness – intelligence beyond memory
Articles . BlogSo Emory you are the one who has been doing a lot of work in this area so you can probably start off telling me what we know now of how anesthesia actually causes loss of consciousness Okay, so I’ll start and so again, it’s a it’s a pleasure to share this stage with Sadhguru
Written by Valentin Lakin on January 9, 2020
Peter Doolittle: How your “working memory” makes sense of the world
Articles . BlogSo yesterday, I was out in the street in front of this building, and I was walking down the sidewalk, and I had company, several of us, and we were all abiding by the rules of walking down sidewalks. We’re not talking each other. We’re facing forward. We’re moving. When the person in front of
What is your earliest childhood memory? Okay before you even start writing, let me just go ahead and save you some time by telling you you’re probably wrong. Time for me to literally… figuratively?… no, literally, ruin your childhood. Alright seriously, according to the demographics on my last few videos this should still be the
Written by Valentin Lakin on January 5, 2020
Detect and prevent Alzheimer’s disease before memory loss | Bernard Hanseeuw | TEDxUCLouvain
Articles . BlogTranslator: Gabriella Patricola Reviewer: David DeRuwe AD. Alzheimer’s disease. Each time I give this diagnosis to one of my patients, I feel like I’m giving them a death sentence. I’m sorry Sir, you will progressively forget … everything. Everything you do, everything you’ve done. All the ones you’ve loved, and this is horrible. But what
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