Science Logic

Learning theories in general are derived from the way theorists interpret human nature and how human beings learn. Among the theories of learning proposed in the second half of the 20th century, I would like to highlight the theory of Multiple Intelligences developed by Howard Gardner. Initially proposed as a […]

I think Stephen Barr suffers from cognitive dissonance because many of his fellow scientists are atheists and agnostics. Barr makes himself feel better by promoting irrational arguments for God’s existence and by placing too much emphasis on the question of whether or not God exists: The first article of religion, […]

Today one of my regular patients (who submits her dreams for professional dream translation and psychotherapy) made me a question that gave me inspiration to write an article about the certainty you can feel when you translate the meaning of dreams based on the scientific method of dream interpretation. These […]

Dear reader, this Ezine article has been written for perusal by over 6000 nano-scientists. Its theme suggests to the general public that ethical nanotechnology has an important role to play in bringing about a new age of global liberty and freedom. It can be argued that this can come about […]

Neural Circuits and Memory The neuron is a cell surrounded by electrically charged particles called ions. Some of these ions have a net positive charge and some are negative. If there are more negative ions inside the neuron, the neuron has a negative electrical charge; conversely, if there are more […]

Known as The Man of the Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci’s Theory of all knowledge is recognised as being basic of the modern age of mechanistic science and technology. The key to this work of great genius was the human eye. Leonardo’s optical key was associated with Sir Francis Bacon’s vision […]

Data Science, what is it? With the growth of big data across all the different sectors of business and research, there is an increasing demand for Data Scientists. What this means is, there’s need to have more people working on the problems of getting unstructured data into a format which […]

The Fullerene Chemistry life-science of the three 1996 Nobel Laureates in Chemistry was based upon the synergistic engineering principles of Buckminster Fuller, which challenged the basis of 20th Century science. Harvard University’s Novatis Professor, Amy Edmonson in her online book titled ‘The Fuller Explanation’ explains that Buckminster Fuller derived his […]

The emerging Plato-Fullerene medical science of life poses questions related to the role of the Classical Platonic Thought Forms in maintaining mental health. Is it possible that Plato’s ethical thought forms, which were fused into the structure of Anaxagoras’ Nous, might provide rigorous scientific concepts pertaining to our present state […]

Cyber forensics is studied as part of the digital forensic science subject. It pertains to the legal evidence lying in the digital storage media and the cyber space. Since the advent of digital age, the need to have cyber professionals has grown exponentially. It has basically resulted from the internet […]