HACIA EL UNIVERSO
By GABRIEL BASTOS ANDRADE Será que este mundo Es más que un simple verso? Esta pregunta responderemos Si vamos espacio adentro? Desde estructuras de planetas Hasta infinitas teorías. Cuántas serán Todas las rimas? Que hay de las estrellas? Brillando con tal emoción, Formando constelaciones Que rujen a todo vapor. Libra, Sagitario y Escorpión Tauro, Piscis […]
Let’s talk about the memory pathway on a neurobiological level, describing the process of encoding, consolidation and retrieval.
1. Encoding Encoding is the initial process of perceiving and recognizing a stimulus or piece of information, converting it into a format that can be stored in the brain. – Areas involved: Prefrontal cortex, hippocampus, amygdala (for emotional memories) and specific sensory areas (e.g. visual cortex for visual information). Example: Let’s consider a memory of […]
Thomas Shelby is the most famous example of DWRI intelligence; Learn what it is
Neuroscientist points out evidence that the character may be exceptional in this field of intelligence Have you ever heard of DWRI intelligence? There are various forms of intelligence; however, unlike the concept of intelligence that can be measured by the famous IQ tests, DWRI intelligence encompasses a broader concept of abilities that must be analyzed […]
The winter
Winter is here, The tree pondered, Not long from now, the precious leaves that gracefully hung, Covering its branches, will all fall away. Then, a faint sound was heard, A sound without regret, yet wistful and lingering. We’ll meet again next time, So I’m alright, And one by one, the remaining leaves on the branches […]
The Healer
By Filipe Palma He is better than the knightGreater than the kingFor one’s armor reflects too much lightThe other is legitimate as his wedding ring Those lack no money but peace of mindGlistening everywhere but in the heartWhat is there left for them to find?If they can see the mirror but in a life that […]
The sacred trinity
By Filipe Palma Colorless and stormy days these areMany years ago I saw the last bird flyEnvy… that it went so… so farAnd I was left with the rain as my cryAm I nothing am I something?For a long time I’ve been stuckWandering and wondering…Am I priceless or out of luck? I’ll keep walking, waiting…In […]
The Creative Desire
By Eduardo Costa Among thy kindred forg’d, I was before;Thy former crimson sword — I am that old.My line is spoken word, and thirst for more;Each lie or jest contriv’d, a verse untold…Because my verb createth through thy decree,I chang’d the role assign’d and hid thy lead.That lovely envy broke thy players free;The plot design’d […]
“On the road from Sodom to Gomorrah”
By David Udbjorg In his latest stained glass panel, “On the road from Sodom to Gomorrah” (Approx. 50 x 70 cm). Art made from scrap glass collected by Udbjorg free of charge from a glass workshop in Katowice, Poland.
The Father, the Son, and the Stars
By Simon Olling Rebsdorf Danish astronomy in the 20th Century can be typified as the “Strömgren Century” since two generations of Strömgrens dominated the field for much of that time. First Elis and then Bengt Strömgren occupied the coveted directorship at Copenhagen Observatory, and both held highly influential positions within international circles. Elis was devoted to […]
Abstract Objects, Ideal Forms, and Works of Art
By Lytton Kavez Joining philosophy of language with phenomenological aesthetics, this book defines the epistemological status of abstract objects and works of art.Beginning with a provocative conversation between Socrates, Plato, Wittgenstein, and Jung, the book introduces the concept, and coins the term, “Platonic Inductive Fallacy,” deriving from a cycle of language games. The author then […]