Tuesday, October 27, 2015

We are fooling ourselves

My perception of the world as a child was:
"I'm born in the 21st century and we are the most advanced generation. Humans have progressed so much that all the questions have answers"

Now that I read literature, it dawns upon me that we have always fooled our selves. What we only have are models and hypotheses. This which have arguments and counter arguments. Continuously criticisms and discussions are going on in the world.

How else will we Progress unless we questions to available answers

# be curious

Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Unlearn

Learn. Unlearn. Relearn. And, to learn as well as unlearn, for all, u need to make new synapses. Not that - to unlearn the old synapses will be lost.

Brain

Our brain is a master piece. That we ourselves are unable to solve so many mysteries. So is out brain so complicated that our complicated brain cannot understand itself. Or is there lots of improvements possible that will make our brains even more complicated that we can understand it one day! Duh! Forget it. It's complicated.

Debate topic- is it correct to selectively treat people. Not on basis of money but how much good can they do to the society.

Will continued usage of computers and gadgets, shrink our brain capacity?

Which qualities and abilities are genetic and which all are acquired?

Wonder of god

I was reading Robins the other day. And look what I found. 

The polymorphism of HLA is a wonder of God indeed. Didn't get it? I ll explain 

It states -

"it is believed that this polymorphism evolved to ensure that at least some individuals in a species would be able to display any microbial peptide and thus provide protection against any antigen"

This is an additional safeguard against an apocalypse due to an organism. Because at some one lucky people in the species will be having sensitivity to that particular antigen that rose to threaten mankind. And so those people will survive and continue the species further!!

#robinsfever #robinspathology #robinsquotes