Discovering the Basics of Psychology: Revealing the Human Mind

Discovering the Basics of Psychology: Revealing the Human Mind

Numerous psychologists from history have significantly influenced our current understanding of psychology. This article will explore three of the most pivotal psychologists: Carl Jung, Sigmund Freud, and Abraham Maslow. Sigmund Freud was born in May 1856 in Austria to Jewish parents from Galicia. He was a neurologist who made several significant observations, but the ones […]

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A Theoretical Crisis Follows the Methods Crisis in Research

A Theoretical Crisis Follows the Methods Crisis in Research

**Examining Psychological Theory Through Expert Suggestions** The dialogue regarding the techniques and theoretical foundations of psychology has been revitalized by a conversation started by Ekaterina Damer, resulting in a plethora of curated suggestions from psychologists on Twitter. These recommendations encompass a range of complex perspectives and studies that substantially contribute to the theoretical landscape of […]

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The Engine for Decision-Making

The Engine for Decision-Making

A long-standing initiative has ultimately reached its culmination, representing a thrilling milestone with the debut of “The Choice Engine.” This interactive essay investigates the intricate subjects of psychology, neuroscience, and the philosophy surrounding free will. By interacting with the @ChoiceEngine Twitter bot, participants can engage in a meaningful dialogue concerning choice, the intricate functions of […]

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The Friendly Fiends of Pandemonium

The Friendly Fiends of Pandemonium

Oliver Selfridge, a pioneer in the realm of artificial intelligence, made profound contributions to cognitive computing with his groundbreaking idea of ‘pandemonium architecture’ in 1959. This framework, detailed in his seminal paper, suggested a structure of basic units, each assigned a specific role, linked together to perform intricate cognitive functions. This methodology established the foundation […]

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From Ta Physika to Physics - LX

From Ta Physika to Physics – LX

In the exaggeration of mainstream science history, Newton’s _Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica_ (_The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy_) is frequently referred to as one of the most crucial, if not the most crucial, works in scientific history. If you inquire why it holds such esteem, most individuals would likely respond that it is due to […]

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"An Encounter with Country Joe"

“An Encounter with Country Joe”

This marks one of my infrequent autobiographical entries, unrelated to the history of science; thus, if that’s your sole interest, feel free to bypass this post. I also detail my extensive use of psychedelic substances, so if that is a concern for you, once again, you can skip this entry. On Saturday, March 7, the […]

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CRISPR: A Revolutionary Instrument for Gene Modification

CRISPR: A Revolutionary Instrument for Gene Modification

Overview of CRISPR CRISPR represents a groundbreaking technology that’s reshaping lives and creating significant impacts in the field of medicine. The acronym CRISPR, which stands for “Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats,” is present in prokaryotes—tiny, single-celled organisms devoid of organelles. These sequences reside within the genomes of prokaryotes, which organize a cell’s DNA in […]

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STEM Options Accessible in June

STEM Options Accessible in June

Queen’s University – Science Summer 2025 Program Summary:This complimentary, online program takes place from July to mid-August 2025. It includes 12 afternoon sessions that investigate subjects in physics, chemistry, and technology. Facilitated by undergraduate students and researchers affiliated with the McDonald Institute and the Carbon to Metal Coating Institute, these sessions will feature hands-on activities […]

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