Human Philosophy

The title sounds very ridiculous, top of that I am not biologist, don't flip the page. read the article to the end and you would be agreeing with me!  As human beings,we are social creatures by nature, we like to have pets but not all the time, because this is not what we designed for, we are not birds to fly to the sky, we are not wild  animals to don't care, because they do not have human level feeling or perception! We don't like feeling alone, and our bodies and brains actually function better when we are surrounded by others. If you google about "Why humans are necessary for other human?" I am sure you will find thousand of articles. Lets see what Psychologist said about it. Whether a person lives in isolation or not, feeling a lack of social connectedness can be painful plus being alone can result in negative reactions related to loneliness (sadness, hopelessness so on.. ) and also psychologist recommend to share your feeling. Now we need to find out to who ...

I think before we start talking who deserved to be rational ? First we need to find out the proper definition of rationality, as I was searching about meaning of the Rationality I found that it has different specialized meanings in Philosophy, Economics, Sociology, Psychology and so on. Since I interest in philosophy I thought it would be better to share some philosopher theory and my opinion.   According to Aristotle, humans are the rational animal. The borderline between rational and irrationality is fundamental to many aspects of human life including the law, mental health, and language interpretation. And my opinion is that we are a thinking center and thinking itself is a parts of reasoning. When do we think? whenever we try to find solutions for problems or before doing something we are tend to grasp the reasoning, since we are rational creature, sharing, arguing, discussing, working together are enough witness, to believe that we are the best creature ever! And yes we are a ...

Carl Jung, and most Psychologist have theorized that we are born with the memories and experiences of our ancestors imprinted on our DNA, as he mentioned that we are not necessarily unlocking them,  but it's possible that our most basic survival instincts might stem from some long ago trauma experienced by a dead relative actually it is theory. In some sense, instinct could be considered a form of memory from our ancestors, instinct is carried on in the genes -- so in that sense it's genetic and it shapes your brain in a certain way. When people talk about genetic memory, they are interested in something more especial or superficial Nature Neuroscience, shows that mice trained to avoid a smell passed their aversion on to their "Grandchildren". They also found changes in our brain structure. The experiences of a parent, even before conceiving, markedly influence both structure and function in the nervous system of subsequent generations, the report conclud...

Hormones of Thyroid; Thyroid gland basically releases two hormones Triiodothyronine (T3) and Thyroxine (T4), which helps in controlling the metabolism of our body, further these hormones regulates weight, determines energy levels, internal body temperature, skin, hair etc. Insulin; This hormone is released by pancreas, a leaf like gland located in the abdominal cavity behind the stomach, It allows the body use glucose or sugar from carbohydrates in the food for energy or to store glucose for future use. it helps in keeping blood sugar level from getting to high or too low. Estrogen; It's a females sex hormone released by the ovaries. it's responsible for the reproduction, menstruation and menopause. Excess of estrogen in the female body increases the risk of breast cancer, uterline cancer, depression, moodiness etc, If estrogen level is less in female body leads to acne, skin lesions, thinking skin, hair loss etc. Progesterone; This hormone is produced in the ovar...

IQ  is a type of standard score that indicates how far above or how far below we're or per group an individual stands in mental ability. The very first IQ tests were designed to identify schoolchildren in need of extra academic help or support, Later on it flipped individuals who had higher intelligence than the average,                                                  On a standardized exam, specially the Standford-Binet test the average IQ score is 100, Anything above 140 is considered a high or genius level IQ, estimated in between 0.25 percent and 1.0 percent of the population fall into this elite category. Lower then 100 Sign and symptoms. Learning and developing more slowly then other Rolling over, sitting up, crawling, or walking much later than developmentally appropriate  Difficulty communicating or socializing with others Lower ...

Here are some of the common causes for mental fuzziness and what to do about them. Depression Lack of focus and concentration are among the more common symptoms of depression. Major depression can sometimes make it impossible to work or study effectively, and may require medical treatment. Sleep deprivation Disturbed sleep can lead to a lack of focus the following day. Prolonged sleep disturbances may require a doctor’s visit to uncover and treat any underlying cause. Alcohol or drug abuse Dependency on alcohol or recreational drugs may cause the brain to function less than optimally. Even prescribed medication may have this effect, so check with your doctor. Hormonal changes While the effect of pregnancy on the brain is a subject of debate among experts, many women report forgetfulness and focus problems in the later months. Menapause Menopause can likewise cause a temporary disruption to mental acuity, according to a recent study by the Unive...

According to several studies Michigan State University Physiologist Robert Root-Bernstein and his psychologist mother, Maurine Bernstein, found that most Nobel Prize winner and members of the National Academy of Sciences had arts-related hobbies ! "Their less successful people did not share either their arts interests of their arts-related thinking skill , " This finding replicated in several similar studies seems a logical extension of other research conducts at UC Irvine suggesting that exposure to music actually enhances intellectual ability. Not only does listening to Mozart improve test performance (at least temporarily), preschoolers who play piano do better at science and math than their counterparts who do not Why should this be so?  Why should painting or playing piano or writing poetry have anything to do with math or science?  One obvious reason is that scientist, like artist, must learn to pay close attention --both to detail and to the broader context. ...