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  1. Curiosity Sphere @curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com@curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com ·

    ⏳ Why Does Time Feel Faster as We Get Older? The Science Behind Time Perception

    Why does time seem to speed up as we age? Discover the fascinating science behind time perception, memory, routine, and why childhood felt so much longer.

    curiositysphereblog.wordpress.

  2. Curiosity Sphere @curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com@curiositysphereblog.wordpress.com ·

    🌙 Why Do We Dream? The Science Behind What Happens While We Sleep

    why do we dream Suggested excerpt: Dreams can feel strange, emotional, and sometimes incredibly real. But why does the brain create them? Let's explore what science tells us about dreams, REM sleep, nightmares, and why we sometimes remember what we dreamed.

    curiositysphereblog.wordpress.

  3. The Interplay of Cognitive Function, Well-being, and Achievement: A Holistic View of the Mind

    The human mind, in its staggering complexity, is the ultimate engine of personal and professional life. For centuries, philosophers and scientists have sought to understand the mechanisms that drive our thoughts, emotions, and actions.

    hackmd.io/@amyallison/the-holi

    #humanmind #productive #mentalhealth #psychology #synergy #achievement #personaldevelopment

  4. What I think many people forget when discussing #LLM and the #HumanMind is that humans may not only have a single mode of mind and that a lot of human interaction and communication looks exactly like massive autocomplete.
    Yes, we **can** use logical thinking, deduction and creativity, but we only do it at times.
    And some are stuck on autocomplete 24/7 with a tiny context window - they are spewing painfully incoherent nonsense.
    (Yes, I’m looking at the dumb extreme right or “religious” people.)

  5. Ostrich Parasitic Syndrome (OPS) is an interesting term coined by Professor Gad Saad. It refers to a type of human mind virus that causes a person to reject realities that are otherwise as clear as gravity. The term is derived from the behavior of an ostrich, which is believed to bury its head in the sand to avoid reality. OPS takes this concept a step further, leading to the complete rejection of reality.

    People suffering from OPS do not believe their lying eyes and construct an alternate reality known as unicornia. In this world, science, reason, rules of causality, evidentiary thresholds, a near-infinite amount of data, data analytic procedures, inferential statistics, the epistemological rules inherent to the scientific method, rules of logic, historical patterns, daily patterns, and common sense are all rejected.

    References:

    1. https://www.younglingresearch.com/essays/ops
    2. https://thoughteconomics.com/gad-saad-parasitic-mind/
    3. https://www.thepaulleslie.com/the-parasitic-mind-how-infectious-ideas-are-killing-common-sense-by-gad-saad-the-book-review/

    #OstrichParasiticSyndrome #Unicornia #ParasiticMind #ParasiticMentality #CommonSense #HumanMind #HumanPsychology #Psychology

    cc: @srijit

  6. It is amazing how after all these degres I have, and working experinece, I still have to fight impostor syndrom.
    Like a part of me just doesn't wish to shut up with all that questioning!

    #ImpostorSyndrom #HumanMind

  7. #Music lover friends, and #humanmind fans... YouTube brought this back up to the top of my viewing choices today... You can fast forward past the 13 minutes of introductions!
    Oliver Sacks ...

    youtu.be/KWTRQhF70k0