A recent advancement in interactive storytelling has surfaced with the introduction of an original project: The Choice Engine. This interactive essay explores the intricate themes of psychology, neuroscience, and the philosophy of free will, granting readers a distinct chance to engage with complex concepts in a stimulating way. The Choice Engine functions via a Twitter-bot […]
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**STEM from Scratch: Youth Opportunities in January** As the new year starts, STEM from Scratch presents a new array of opportunities for young individuals eager to explore the realms of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). If you are looking for ways to participate in STEM activities, January provides a selection of programs designed for […]
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In the field of social psychology, the concept of belief superiority is receiving increasing focus. It denotes the strong conviction some people hold that their viewpoints are more valid or significant than those of others. This claim goes beyond simply asserting correctness; it includes the notion that opposing perspectives are inherently flawed. A study conducted […]
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This article offers a compilation of suggestions regarding psychological theory and explanation that arose from a dialogue initiated by Ekaterina Damer. The discussion, which unfolded on Twitter, united perspectives from diverse psychologists who contributed their preferred readings. Below is a carefully assembled list of suggested literature, complete with concise descriptions and the names of the […]
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**Grasping ‘Behavioural Fatigue’ in Epidemics** In contemporary debates regarding public health strategies during pandemics, a term that has emerged is ‘behavioural fatigue.’ This notion, investigated in numerous scientific inquiries, signifies the understanding that individuals may initially react to an outbreak by strictly following preventive guidelines, but over time, they might see a decrease in adherence […]
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Senses represent how our brains interpret the world around us. Most of us were taught in school that humans possess five senses — sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. We also learned that many animals share similar senses, albeit within varied ranges. For instance, while humans can perceive red, green, and blue light, several bird […]
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**Welcome Back to STEM from Scratch’s Monthly Newsletter!** We’re thrilled to reconnect with you through STEM from Scratch’s monthly newsletter! It’s been some time since our last interaction. In case you haven’t heard, STEM from Scratch is a non-profit organization that has recently been revitalized. The new direction is now in the hands of high […]
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**Oliver Selfridge and the Pandemonium Architecture: Trailblazing AI** Oliver Selfridge, a key player in the initial stages of artificial intelligence, made a significant mark on the domain with his groundbreaking contributions. In 1959, he unveiled an innovative idea, the Pandemonium architecture, which established the foundation for modern machine learning technologies. This framework proposed that intricate […]
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STEM from Scratch shares monthly opportunities to raise awareness of STEM-related engagements for youth. Check out the opportunities for March! McMaster University I-STEP: Black Youth IMHOTEP STEM Enrichment Program The IMHOTEP STEM Enrichment Program at McMaster University aims to furnish Black high school students from Hamilton and the Halton region with practical STEM experiences and […]
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