Hi. When we look at this sky, we all call it blue. Blue is one of the most reliable colors our brain perceives very early in life as our vision has evolved in an environment dominated by the daylight and blue sky. Yet nor science shares a very unexpected truth with us. Actually, no two human beings see the same color. Even if we look at the same wavelength of light of that color, for example, here blue, our brain mixes the signals it receives in its own specific ways and creates a slightly different underst ...

I've always been drawn to things that have nothing to do with me. In the same way that many of us in the audience may lose track of time when binge watching your favorite TV show, I'd be in Nairobi, but I'd be reading about the US midterms or the Cold War or how some small cities in the US somehow decide everyone's political future. But I didn't think of this as learning about another world.I was just curious. So when my school announced an exchange program to the US, I applied not because I wanted to see t ...

Math. Math is probably the only subject where even a single word can trigger a global emotional reaction. You say math and people don't even think. They just respond. They wse. They groan. They confess things you didn't even ask for. I was terrible at math. I still get nightmares. Oh, my teacher hated me. I've heard this from friends, cousins, aunties, strangers, literally everyone. Except maybe babies. And honestly, give them time. So, when someone finds out I actually like math, their face does this stran ...

If you look at the ownership percentage on Earth, I think it's probably still singledigit percentages of people own some Bitcoin. How many people own a meaningful part of their savings in Bitcoin. It maybe one or two% of the world.Information travels at the speed of light, but understanding does not. And it does take time for people to understand that there is a huge comparative advantage. ...

Ballard’s Test: An entity does not possess capacity for understanding until reason is demonstrated in the absence of language. ...

Our voices are a unique representation of who we are as people. They're a tell of character. So when our voices go ignored, it feels like we are being ignored.Not just our ideas, us. Every time someone is brushed over or talked over, what they're told is you don't matter. And the longer that goes on, the quieter they get.Not because they don't have anything to say, but because the world has conditioned them to believe that no one wants to hear it. And this doesn't just affect the person being silenced. It a ...

After a breakup, the speaker came to understand that his relationship had love but lacked understanding. Using psychology, he shows that the feeling of being understood by others is the key to happiness. However, today’s youth are lonelier than ever before, despite being more connected than ever. Love is not an act of grandeur but the act of understanding another soul. However, waiting to be understood is not enough. The harder work is in understanding ourselves. This is done through journaling, mindfulness ...

I'm a person who loves my friends and spending time with them. What happens most of the time is we spend a month planning and somehow eventually end up at the cinemas for the zillionth time. I'm not saying I don't like movies. I love movies.But sometimes it's just the movie and goodbye. Of course, we enjoy the laughs and the screams we have in the theater together, but personally, I don't enjoy a 2-hour hangout when it's not even about us. I need a little more time where we can actually interact.If I bring ...

For the ancients, understanding was an end in itself. For the moderns, it became a means to change the world. https://t.co/EzHgwsmbFN ...

Research Focus - The research focuses on Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood (SUDC), a category of deaths that are not yet understood [16] - SUDC affects at least 400 families in the US every year, involving children between 1 and 18 years old [12] - Unexplained deaths are the fourth most common type of death in children ages 1 to 4 [14] Research Progress - The research has identified genetic changes that altered heart and brain functioning in some deaths [21] - Research indicates that unexplained child deaths are likely undercounted due to variations in death investigations [21] - Crib camera video recordings show that some deaths are related to seizures [22] Research Methods - The research involves collecting data from parents through questionnaires [19] - The SUDC registry and research collaborative was created to bring together parents, researchers, and clinicians [20] Policy and Advocacy - Sudden unexplained deaths in childhood were recognized in US law in 2014 [17] - The research implores policymakers to make changes to recognize these children publicly, ensure resources for quality investigations, and fund research [24]