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Suppose a child throws a tantrum in a public place, demanding a toy. The parent obviously has far greater power than the child. Yet does the parent have control?
That depends on what the parent is ready to endure to exercise that power. If the parent refuses the toy, are they ready to endure the child crying loudly and creating a scene? If the parent yells at the child...
In modern neuroscience, there is a strong tendency to reduce our entire identity and consciousness to the physical brain. However, pioneering studies suggest that our conscious awareness cannot be entirely explained by biology alone.
Dr. Wilder Penfield, considered the father of neurosurgery, conducted profound experiments to discover if the brain was the true source o...
Few things agitate the human heart as much as discrimination and unfair treatment. The aspiration for equality—the deeply held belief that everyone should be treated with dignity—is an almost unquestionable ideal in modern society. However, if we look strictly at nature, biology, or evolution, there is absolutely no foundation for equality.
From a purely biological per...
In life, we wear many hats and play many roles.
We possess functional identities based on our gender, age, profession, nationality, and relationship status.
While it is necessary to focus on a particular identity at a particular time, a major problem arises when we equate ourselves entirely with our functional identity.
If our functional identity becomes ...
We often face problems in life at three different levels of acuteness: adversity, atrocity, and agony. Adversity is what life naturally throws at us, such as a devastating earthquake. Atrocity is intentional; it is what a person tries to do to us, like a bomb exploding. Both involve bad things happening to us, but the worst pain often comes from the third level: agony.