Benjamin Libet's free-will demonstration Prologue Shockingly, many scientists question the existence of free-will. Some are convinced that we do not have free-will specifically because of Neuroscientist Benjamin Libet's pioneering work. But it isn't true. Free-will is, without a doubt, our homo sapien birthright. It is real. It...
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For thinking, I hypothesize that the brain is two parts. One is habit, the other is reason. A person moves between the two using their "Free Will." But in truth, "Free Will" is another apparently paradoxical thing: "free won't" (the denial of habit). In other...
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Frome QUORA: When did the worldwide idiocracy revolution happen? I missed it. Because people mainly draw upon the thinking of others, the conditions were always there to support the collective derailment. Mass psychogenic illness - Wikipedia If people do not reason, and most do not, they are very...
Read MoreWhy can't the far left tolerate opinions that differ from their own? It is because they are irrational. That is, their mind believes it knows the truth (however, in rationality you can’t: proof). SHORT EXPLANATION: Irrational people are connected to (applying) their beliefs outside of their capacity to...
Read MoreI created a character who is able to modify the electrical activity in his brain at will. What should this character do to virtually increase his intelligence? I think intelligence can be improved several different ways. First, I created a block diagram for your question: Assumption: We mostly...
Read MoreHow does the brain create reality? Through both our senses and interaction with reality. Simply: In concert with the focus of our conscious, our raw perceptions come together to construct neural networks. Using past experiences, the mind might also fill in (with the representations of other neural networks)...
Read MoreHow is it that different people can possibly see the same world and have such differing ideas and beliefs about what they see? Our brains build the interpretation tools for understanding the world around us. The building begins very early in life; likely even in utero....
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