Genetically Engineering Better Human Beings

It is not unethical, it is not immoral, and it is not bad. We NEED to genetically modify ourselves.

It is disheartening and quite unbelievable that when I do searches regarding genetic engineering on humans, and genetic engineering in general, all I can seem to find are people debating whether it is good or bad, ethical or unethical, moral or immoral. This is tragic since we are only going to hold back the human […]

Zelda: Ocarina of Time– A Theoretical Science Masterpiece

The game explores time travel, alternate Universes, and multiple dimensions.

Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of those games that I played from beginning to end, and then still played long after I had beat the final boss. The game truly is a classic for many reasons– game mechanics, graphics, story, scope, etc. It changed video games forever. But as one blog post on Scientific […]

The computer to simulate the human brain.

A supercomputer that aims to think like the human mind.

Creating a computer that acts and processes data the same way as the human brain is the holy grail of Artificial Intelligence research. A supercomputer is being built that will potentially mimic the human mind, helping us better understand things like anxiety, depression, and Alzheimer’s Disease. The possibilities for what this computer may do for […]

J.J. Abrams and Star Wars

An excellent choice.

I think J.J. Abrams is brilliant. He is a master of Science Fiction. Just look at the new Star Trek movie or the TV series Fringe as examples. He isn’t afraid to put raw emotion into a film, and he has a spectacular eye for dramatic battles and conversations. I am sure he will do […]

Beijing and the Future

The world is constantly evolving.

Technology and science are moving the world forward at an unprecedented pace. The movie Blade Runner contained scenes of buildings with videos playing on them, and people have pointed out that this is now a reality (http://gizmodo.com/5977395/this-is-not-a-scene-from-blade-runner). Though the world has many problems, we are working to overcome those problems and create a great, unified […]

Business Cards– Everyone Starts Somewhere

Some enlightening, amusing, and interesting business cards from famous people.

The rich and famous all start somewhere. Business cards are included in that as well. Sometimes they are funny, interesting, or corny. The article here shows 11 popular business cards from people like Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerburg, Larry Page, and more:http://www.bitrebels.com/design/10-famous-business-cards/ At the time these cards were created, many of them were unsure whether they […]

Why It Would be Bad if the U.S. Defaults on Their Debt

It seems like a no-brainer, yet some members of Congress want to default on all their debt.

The U.S. Government owes a lot of money, that’s for sure. The problem is that we don’t have the money to pay off that debt right now. We’ve been spending more than we take in, and the debt has risen due to the Bush tax cuts, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Affordable Health Care […]

Someday a Scientist Will Make Everlasting Childhood

The general consensus on childhood experiences is that it feels good. So why do the feelings disappear and how do we keep them.

Hello there to the scientists in the distant future who have figured out how to genetically modify human beings so that we can feel wonderfully good, happy, wide ranges of emotional bliss. It is no secret that nostalgia is powerful. Adults have feelings about children’s TV shows, music, movies, toys, trains, etc. Growing up is […]

Why We Feel Bad When We Wake Up

Possible reasons for depression, dysphoria, and just feeling lousy upon waking up.

We’ve all had bad mornings– some maybe more than others. We wake up and feel like death itself– so lousy that we need to barrel through the pain until we brighten up for the day. So why is it that sometimes when we wake up we feel depression, sadness, anxiety, or otherwise general dysphoria? The […]

Facebook: A Time Capsule Forever

Unless you tell it to delete something, Facebook will save everything.

One of the spectacular things about Facebook is that it can act as a potential time capsule for a person’s entire life. Facebook’s policy states that they will save all posts, pictures, comments, etc. that you make and store on their website. If you want something deleted, you can tell Facebook to delete it and […]

  1. Genetically Engineering Better Human Beings
  2. Zelda: Ocarina of Time– A Theoretical Science Masterpiece
  3. The computer to simulate the human brain.
  4. J.J. Abrams and Star Wars
  5. Beijing and the Future
  6. Business Cards– Everyone Starts Somewhere
  7. Why It Would be Bad if the U.S. Defaults on Their Debt
  8. Someday a Scientist Will Make Everlasting Childhood
  9. Why We Feel Bad When We Wake Up
  10. Facebook: A Time Capsule Forever
  11. CES 2013: Some Fascinating Technology
  12. Best Time to Purchase Items
  13. Medicine: Are Doctors Helping or Killing Us
  14. Why We Constantly Update Our Facebook Statuses
  15. Infinity
  16. Predictions and Reality
  17. Creating Your Own Country
  18. Google vs. Apple
  19. If Knowledge is Power…
  20. Amazing Emerging Technologies
  21. Where Does Consciousness Come From?
  22. One Dot For Every Citizen
  23. The Hardest Logic Puzzle Ever
  24. Nukes– We’ve Set Off A Lot of Them
  25. Kickstarter– When Venture Capitalists Aren’t Enough
  26. Robots– Will They do All the Work Someday?
  27. Science and Imagination
  28. America’s Health System– Is it the Best?
  29. Nasa’s New and Futuristic Ion Drive Technology
  30. The Night Sky
  31. What Wikipedia Says About Us 2012
  32. The New Star Wars
  33. Obesity: A Complex Problem
  34. A Brief History of Everything– Video
  35. Scientific “Facts” Change Frequently
  36. Neuristors- Transistors That Resemble Neurons
  37. The Universe: An Intro
  38. Aging
  39. Neurotransmitters and Neuromodulators
  40. Genes and Genomes
  41. Intro to Biology
  42. eDiscovery Processes
  43. Electronically Stored Information Types
  44. Happiness in Economics and Society
  45. Sex Differences in Body Expectations and Exercise Habits
  46. Unfulfilled Promises of the Fourteenth Amendment
  47. Adult Neurogenesis
  48. An Overview of Alzheimer’s Disease
  49. Kevin Spaulding
  50. Neurons
  51. Overview of Statistics
  52. Psychology Research Methods
  53. The Self
  54. Stress and Anxiety
  55. Somatoform and Dissociative Disorders
  56. Motivation and Behavior
  57. Brief History of Computers
  58. Video Game Aesthetics
  59. UCSC Sightseeing
  60. Super Mario
  61. Judgment and Problem Solving
  62. The Jovian Planets
  63. Industrial and Organizational Psychology
  64. Logic and Reasoning
  65. Attitudes and Attitude Change
  66. Intro to Electronics
  67. Gender and the Brain
  68. Reading and Controlling Minds
  69. The Five Senses
  70. How to Start a Joomla! Website
  71. Intelligence
  72. Drugs and the Brain
  73. Love and Relationships
  74. Violence and Aggression
  75. The Nervous System and Brain
  76. Exercise, Humor, Music, and the Brain
  77. Human Development Theory
  78. Galaxies
  79. Social Cognition
  80. Memory
  81. Milgram Experiments
  82. Origin of the Solar System
  83. Dissonance
  84. Neuroplasticity
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