TOK Kailua Class 2014

pak Chopra

In fact, Chopra hopes to eventually prove this with Leela, and he plans to show his neurological cohorts once the game is complete.

My hope is to be able to do a functional resonance scan on somebody’s brain and show in six months how this brain is way more evolved than when it first started playing the game. So that’s one end of the spectrum.”

Aristotle

that there’s far more potential in our minds than we often give them credit for

In a study by Science Magazine, students were asked to type in pieces of trivia, and depending on their group were told that their information would either be erased or saved. The group that was told their data would be saved were less likely to remember.

Are we smarter because of technology, or in spite of it? No one's answered that question yet, but it's interesting to think about

The wife of a heavy technology user notes that her husband is "crotchety until he gets his fix." After spending time online, your brain wants to get back on for more, making it difficult to concentrate on other tasks and "unplug."

When casting our eyes upon an object, our brains

In fact, it takes two separate mental functions to see the mosaic from both perspectives.

When presented with images of men, perceivers tended to rely more on “global” cognitive processing, the mental method in which a person is perceived as a whole. Meanwhile, images of women were more often the subject of “local” cognitive processing, or the objectifying perception of something as an assemblage of its various parts.

UCLA Gedgaudas spoke about "the myth of the 'mind-body connection' and how diet can powerfully impact mental health and cognitive performance"

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"fall in love" clocks in at about one-fifth of a second

ust as love is diverse, the part of the brain affected is also different.

Love's high is similar to cocaine's rush.