ARTICLES | The World of Suzette Lyn

“Witness the journey of my wits, explore my thoughts”

Join me on a fascinating journey as I create intricate and compelling stories. As a deep thinker, I dive into my thoughts, crafting tales that come from careful contemplation. Each article I write is an example of turning abstract ideas into clear and engaging writing. Join me as I explore my thoughts, where every word is carefully chosen, and every idea unfolds naturally. Witness the magic as I navigate my imagination, bringing stories to life from the depths of deep thinking.

“No Drama Please” – The Dating App Red Flag We Need to Talk About - Have you been on a dating app lately? I have. Not because I’m looking for love—I’m perfectly content with my tea, my books, and my quiet evenings—but out of sheer curiosity. I wondered: What happened to all those single guys I swiped left on six years ago? Are they still out there, hopeful and swiping, … Continue reading →

Tapping the Subconscious Mind with Dreams - For years, I’ve been deeply curious about the way our subconscious speaks to us through dreams. Dreams have a mysterious way of weaving together our deepest fears, desires, and truths—sometimes in ways we don’t immediately understand. Recently, I’ve been reflecting on recurring dreams I’ve experienced, and one symbol keeps appearing: the toilet. This recurring dream … Continue reading →

The Human Mind Becoming Algorithmic - In recent months, I’ve made a conscious effort to retreat from the world’s noises, seeking solitude to reconnect with my inner self. The constant buzz of notifications, deadlines, and endless streams of information had left me yearning for a quieter, more introspective existence. But as with many good intentions, a moment of boredom led me … Continue reading →

The Pomelo Cravings - After work, on my way home, I suddenly had a craving for pomelo. It wasn’t something I often thought about, but the idea of peeling back those thick layers and savoring the sweet, citrusy fruit felt oddly comforting. I decided to stop by the grocery store and bought a plump, golden pomelo. As I drove … Continue reading →

CRISPR: The Code of Life and Its Ethical Dilemmas - After a long day at work, I finally settled into my chair, allowing the events of the day to gradually fade into the background. As I sat there, enjoying the quiet and letting my mind wander, I suddenly found myself thinking about something I had read earlier—a piece on CRISPR, the gene-editing technology that has … Continue reading →

I Don’t Have Any Goals - Lately, I’ve realized something profound about the way I want to live my life—at least for now. For so long, my days were filled with plans, objectives, and to-do lists. I meticulously mapped out every detail of my life, from the meals I would cook to the next three years of my future. My energy … Continue reading →

Choosing Deeper Connections Over Companionship - Today, I reconnected with an old friend. It’s been months since I allowed myself any real social connection. I’ve been on what I call a retreat—time spent in solitude, away from distractions, and the noise of the world. In this quiet space, I’ve been learning to understand myself better. As we talked about life, love, … Continue reading →

Mathematics in Human Progress - I sometimes find myself struggling to engage in conversations where people assert that real life isn’t about math and physics. It can be challenging to explain just how deeply mathematics is woven into the fabric of our daily existence and human progress. While it may seem that math is confined to textbooks and classrooms, the … Continue reading →

Finally, I’m Me - For years, I felt like I was a supporting character in someone else’s story. My life was shaped by what others wanted me to be—fitting into roles, fulfilling expectations, and adapting to standards that were never mine to begin with. But somewhere along the way, I began to ask myself: What about me? What do … Continue reading →

The Art of Smelling Bad - Lately, I’ve been pouring my soul into my book, working so intensely that I completely lost track of time—and apparently, my hygiene routine. It wasn’t until I decided to take a day off from writing that I realized I hadn’t showered in three whole days. I was sitting on the couch, absorbed in a series, … Continue reading →

Unconditional - Yesterday, I had the privilege of spending time with a dear friend and witnessing a love I hadn’t seen in years. We drove together to her home, and as her husband opened the door, he greeted her with a kiss and a warm embrace. He gently took her bag, a simple yet profound gesture that … Continue reading →

Non-Negotiable Pact - Tonight, as I stood in my kitchen, the soft glow of warm light and the familiar hum of cooking turned into a moment of stillness and reflection. In the calm of that space, I found myself thinking deeply about what truly matters to me. Beyond the rush of everyday routines, beyond the demands and distractions, … Continue reading →

Singlehood: A Gift for Myself - Last Friday at work, an unexpected question sparked a profound moment of reflection. I was sharing a lighthearted break with a colleague, flipping through funny pictures and laughing. We were caught up in the joy of the moment when another coworker entered, noticing our amusement and grinning playfully. “Are you guys looking at your dating … Continue reading →

Uniquely for Me - Seventeen years have passed since I last sat across from my father, a quiet afternoon in the Philippines, my shop bustling just outside. He had come to visit, as he often did, not only to see me but to indulge in what had become a cherished ritual: a reflection brainstorming session. This wasn’t a simple … Continue reading →

21-Day Brain Challenge - Recently, I decided to embark on a personal experiment to see just how powerful our minds can be in reshaping our lives. I’ve created a 21-day brain challenge for myself—a journey dedicated to changing old patterns and habits, letting go of what no longer serves me, and building a life centered on emotional peace, self-love, … Continue reading →

Filling the Gap - This morning, over a quiet breakfast with a colleague, we found ourselves reflecting on the relentless pace of modern life. “We’re always so busy, reaching for something,” she mused. “But for what?” It’s a question that lingered with me, and as I thought about it more, I saw how deeply this question impacts not just … Continue reading →

Retro is Back… and So is My Autobiography - Lately, I’ve made the decision to finally publish my autobiography. I began writing it back in 2005, with plans to share it with the world. However, life took an unexpected turn when I moved to Denmark, and those plans were put on hold. Now, I’m ready to share my journey. The book is a deeply … Continue reading →

Breaking Free from External Validation - “Why didn’t you come to the Christmas party?” Nina asked me over coffee. I shrugged. “I just didn’t feel like going out.” She smirked. “Well, if you don’t go out, you’ll never find love!” I laughed, shaking my head. “Maybe I don’t want to find love. I’m done with all that drama.” I meant it. … Continue reading →

Descartes’ Dualism - As the weekend draws to a close, today is Sunday—a day that often carries a mix of relaxation and anticipation. It’s a time for me to enjoy the last moments of rest while also mentally preparing for the busy week ahead. But as I gear up for the challenges and opportunities that the new week … Continue reading →

“Who Are You?: Discover Your Personality with the DISC Model” - Have you ever found yourself in the middle of a conversation and haven’t had a chance to express your thoughts? Or maybe you work tirelessly, yet it feels like no one notices your efforts? These experiences can be frustrating and leave you questioning why some people seem to effortlessly dominate conversations while others struggle to … Continue reading →

Amor Fati: Loving Your Fate - “Amor fati” is a Latin phrase that means “love of fate.” It’s a powerful idea that encourages us to accept and even love everything that happens in our lives, whether good or bad. By learning to embrace our fate, we can find peace and strength in dealing with life’s ups and downs. Where Did It … Continue reading →

Why Waiting for Your Partner’s Call or Text Makes You Feel Sick - Have you ever found yourself anxiously waiting for your partner’s call or text, then you start feeling physically sick? Maybe your stomach churns, your heart races, and you feel like you can’t breathe. This distressing experience is more common than you might think and can be deeply unsettling. Understanding why this happens and what you … Continue reading →

Are You Experiencing Stockholm Syndrome? - You probably wonder what the meaning of this title is and may ask, what’s this all about? Stockholm Syndrome is a psychological phenomenon in which hostages or abuse victims develop a bond with their captors or abusers. This counterintuitive condition can result in victims defending their captors, refusing to escape, or even aiding in their … Continue reading →

Understanding Trauma Bonds - What is a Trauma Bond? A trauma bond is a deep emotional attachment that forms between a victim and their abuser, often marked by cycles of abuse and reconciliation. This bond creates a powerful, albeit unhealthy, connection that makes it extremely difficult for the victim to leave the relationship. Recognizing and understanding trauma bonds is … Continue reading →

The Depths of Existential Despair - In the stillness of the night, when shadows stretch long and the world is cloaked in darkness, a profound sense of existential despair can often emerge. This feeling, a haunting blend of anxiety, disillusionment, and longing for meaning, is a common yet deeply personal experience. It encapsulates the human struggle to find purpose in a … Continue reading →

The Power of Choice - I am on holiday and enjoying it so much. As I bask in the freedom and leisure, I can’t help but wonder why humans need to work. The answer comes swiftly: “Hell yeah, I need some dresses, bags, and shoes!” But then, a deeper question arises: why is it necessary to live according to what … Continue reading →

Finding Strength to Let Go - It’s Saturday, my lazy day—a rare break after a week full of responsibilities, cleaning, and trying to find time for myself. Today, I decided to do nothing but let myself rest, sit back, and enjoy the quietness of an unplanned day. Yet, while my body is ready to relax, my mind seems to have other … Continue reading →

Cognitive Perception and How We See the World - Today at the grocery store, a woman beside me said, “Good morning.” I was taken aback because it’s unusual for strangers to greet each other in Denmark. I smiled and replied, “Yes, it’s a good morning. The sun is shining, and summer is finally here in Denmark. Thank you for your greeting. You’re so sweet!” … Continue reading →

The Importance of Feeling Safe and Secure for Humans - Alice began her summer vacation . She was so excited about the opportunity to relax and sleep in, savoring the freedom from daily routines. However, as the realization hit that she would be home for two weeks, she began to contemplate her options. Alice spent hours scouring the internet for a cheap plane ticket. To … Continue reading →

My Subconscious Mind Spoke to Me Through Dreams and Reality - This morning, while I was in a half-awake, half-asleep state, I experienced a vivid visualization. I saw black dirt clinging to my body and slowly falling away. It felt like a mix of imagination and dreaming. As the dirt cascaded off, I experienced a profound sense of relief and renewal. This powerful image deeply resonated … Continue reading →

The Neuroscience of Dating - (Originally written August 5,2020, 9.35pm) Your Page Title Have you ever thought about how active our brains are when we are dating? Attraction can lead to a series of complex brain activities within seconds. Here’s a look at the fascinating science behind it. Love at First Sight Alice had a long day at work. It … Continue reading →

I Smell You - On my way home from work, I started pondering the profound impact scents can have on us. When we encounter an unpleasant smell, we instinctively move away or cover our noses. Conversely, a pleasant aroma draws us in, compelling us to breathe it in deeply. There’s something captivating about scent; it can evoke memories, alter … Continue reading →

How the Job Market in Europe Will Transform in the Next Three Years - Back in the late 80s, I remember the thrill of playing with my first computer. It had a black and white monitor, and I had to use these huge floppy disks. I spent countless hours tinkering with it, developing a simple game that made me incredibly proud. I even created a data sheet to help … Continue reading →

The Neuroscience of Self-Care - I witnessed my father dedicate his entire life to our family. He was the epitome of selflessness, prioritizing our needs and well-being over his own desires. The only indulgence I ever saw him allow himself was a piece of chocolate tucked away in his pocket—his small, cherished escape. He never experienced even the simplest pleasures. … Continue reading →

Detoxing Myself - Lately, I’ve been feeling pretty lousy. My diet is full of unhealthy foods, my weekends are filled with drinking, and I spend way too much time lying on the sofa. I stopped going to the gym, lost my energy, and completely neglected my hobbies. Each day felt worse , leaving me exhausted and drained. I … Continue reading →

The Beauty of Life - I had a day off today, and I almost used it to tackle a bunch of practical stuff I usually can’t squeeze into my weekends. You know, things like planning summer holidays, booking a dental check-up, scheduling my car’s yearly maintenance, and even thinking about when I should buy a new bed. After I ticked … Continue reading →

Tell It To My X - Last Friday, as I was walking down the office corridor, my colleague caught me off guard with a simple but powerful statement: “You are great, Suzette, you should know that.” I smiled at her, but the words that escaped my mouth were laced with years of pain and confusion: “Tell it to my X.” Her … Continue reading →

Detaching from a Toxic Relationship - In the journey of life, relationships are meant to nurture, support, and enrich our existence. However, not all relationships serve these positive purposes. Some can become toxic, draining our energy, self-esteem, and peace of mind. Detaching from a toxic relationship is often a challenging but necessary step toward healing and reclaiming control over your life. … Continue reading →

Alan Guth’s Theory of Inflation - Have you ever wondered how our universe was born? Contemplating the vastness of space and the intricate dance of celestial bodies, humanity has sought answers since time immemorial. While religious beliefs offer diverse creation stories, science unravels a different narrative, attributing the origins to the Big Bang. However, within the realm of scientific explanations, Alan … Continue reading →

“Deception” Song Based on Human Psyche - In the haunting stillness of December 2022, a soulful melody named “Deception” emerged, resonating against the backdrop of winter’s silent shadows and the pervasive impact of COVID-19. Crafted during a time of personal introspection, the song became a vessel for exploring the intricate web of self-deception, ignited by the thought, “What they are saying is … Continue reading →

How Pheromones and Familiar Scents Shape Human Attraction - Ever found yourself drawn to someone who didn’t quite fit your ideal, even though everything about them seemed perfectly fine? Perhaps he was considerate, dependable, and genuinely a nice guy, yet something in the relationship felt off. You might have questioned why you felt so attracted to someone who didn’t match your usual preferences, or … Continue reading →

Cyborg Renaissance - In the realm where biology meets technology, the concept of cyborgs has transcended science fiction to become a tangible reality. Visionaries and pioneers in the field are steering the course toward a future where humans and machines coexist in unprecedented harmony. This article explores the evolution of cyborgs, the remarkable minds driving advancements, and the … Continue reading →

A Tour to the Event Horizon with an Interstellar Spaghetti-Like Traveler - On this lazy Sunday, as I reclined on the sofa, I allowed my thoughts to wander through the boundless expanse of imagination. What if, in a fantastical twist of fate, I could break free from Earth’s grip and venture beyond its celestial boundaries? The daydream unfolded – a leisurely coffee break on some distant planet, … Continue reading →

Exploring Inner Security through Psychology and Philosophy - Every morning, as part of my routine, I meticulously ensure that nothing is amiss before leaving my home – appliances turned off, belongings in their designated places. This conscientious practice extends beyond the practicalities of daily life; it’s ingrained in how I approach various facets of my existence. Constantly checking and rechecking has been a … Continue reading →

The Dedication of Filipino Nurses: A Global Recognition - In a recent Danish article exploring the possibility of opening the country’s healthcare system to Filipino nurses, the ensuing debate revealed a spectrum of opinions, from skepticism to derogatory remarks. Despite this, the global reputation of Filipino nurses remains unparalleled, thanks to a remarkable combination of professional skills, cultural values, and unique personal qualities. Filipino … Continue reading →

Why Self-Forgiveness After a Breakup Matters - In the aftermath of a heart-shattering breakup, I found myself adrift, desperately seeking relief in the wake of emotional wreckage. Despite a journey to the Philippines for comfort and the pursuit of various healing strategies upon my return to Denmark, the pain seemed to intensify. Driven by the desperation to mend my broken heart, I … Continue reading →

A Jungian Journey to Deeper Connection - Introduction:Embark on a journey of self-discovery as we explore the transformative principles of Jungian psychology. This guide will walk you through the practical steps of facing shadows, fostering personal growth, and nurturing enduring intimacy in your relationships. Understanding Your Hidden Self:Peel back the layers of your own psyche, inspired by Carl Jung’s concept of the … Continue reading →

A Guide on Avoiding Codependency - Your Page Title Embarking on the journey to overcome codependency requires courage and a commitment to self-discovery. This article offers practical insights for individuals seeking positive changes in their relationships, presented in straightforward terms for easy understanding. Understanding Codependency Codependency is a pattern of unhealthy behaviors and dependencies in relationships. It often involves an excessive … Continue reading →

Understanding Disorganized Attachment in Relationships - Have you ever felt a longing for closeness, only to be met with an inexplicable fear that keeps you at arm’s length? If so, you might be navigating the intricacies of disorganized attachment styles. In this journey, we’ll unravel the mysteries of disorganized attachment, understand its impact on relationships, and discover ways to navigate through … Continue reading →

100 Relationship Red Flags Through the Lens of Stoic Wisdom - Your Page Title Introduction: I believe that there are people who come into our lives with the purpose of teaching us valuable lessons. Through my reflections on the highs and lows, heartbreaks, and moments of bliss, life has unfolded as a profound journey of learning and growth. The challenges I faced, especially those stemming from … Continue reading →

My Descartes-Inspired Odyssey through Hangovers - I wake up on a Saturday morning with a headache that feels like a construction crew is using jackhammers inside my skull. The memories of last night are like a jigsaw puzzle with half the pieces missing, and I can’t help but wonder, am I living in some cosmic game where my brain serves as … Continue reading →

A Tale of Laziness - It’s been ages since I truly embraced the art of not doing anything. You know those days when you come home from work, the laundry is giving you the side-eye, and the sofa becomes an irresistible magnet for your post-office slump? Yeah, that was me. I plopped down on the sofa with every intention of … Continue reading →

The Law of Pink - Pink, a color that embodies sweetness, tenderness, and charm, has long fascinated artists, scientists, and enthusiasts alike. Behind its captivating allure lies a complex interplay of physics, where the manipulation of light waves and the blending of colors create the spectrum of pinks we perceive. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the physics of … Continue reading →

What is Love? - Yesterday, I found comfort in the sweet words of my special someone—he told me he loved me, not just once but many times. It filled my heart with happiness and warmth. Today, a message from my 5-year-old nephew in the Philippines reached me, saying, “Tita Suzette, I love you.” As I sit down to share … Continue reading →

Life’s journey is an art, not a rulebook - Introduction: Life often feels like a tightrope walk, doesn’t it? I’ve experienced the pressure of societal, cultural, and religious expectations firsthand. People sees my life’s trajectory through a traditional lens. Divorce, an absence of a stable relationship, and an unconventional family structure paint a picture that doesn’t align with the societal narrative. Adding to the … Continue reading →

Sweet Nothing Words - Alright, picture this: there’s this guy, right? He looks me dead in the eyes and drops the bomb – “I love you.” Sweet, huh? But hold up, the dude pulls a Houdini and disappears into the abyss of ghosting. Seriously, are words worth squat without actions to back them up? The Sweet Words That Pulled … Continue reading →

The Insulin Shock Talk: The Evolution of Human Independence - Last night, a seemingly simple question about my blood sugar levels jolted me. It transported me back to a pivotal moment, a moment when I faced an insulin shock and fought for my life all alone, desperately dialing for an ambulance. The voice of the paramedic over the phone acted like an alarm clock, urging … Continue reading →

Applying Wu Wei in Everyday Life - In the fast-paced world we live in, the idea of “don’t force anything” may sound counterintuitive. We’re often taught that success comes from pushing harder, working longer hours, and striving to control every aspect of our lives. However, the ancient Chinese philosophy of Wu Wei challenges this conventional wisdom, offering a refreshing perspective on how … Continue reading →

Surviving and Thriving: A Journey of Self-Love and Resilience - In my early years, deeply rooted in the norms and values of Roman Catholic teachings, I was often reminded to “Carry my cross and follow Christ.” This meant embracing life’s burdens with humility, mirroring the resilience of Jesus Christ. Fast forward to my life in Denmark, where the stark reality hit me—letting people destroy me … Continue reading →

Relationship Patterns and Origins - Have you ever found yourself caught in a repetitive cycle, attracting the same type of person or experiencing the same relationship challenges? Perhaps you’ve felt the looming fear of abandonment, causing you to grapple with the decision of whether to keep your partner close or shield yourself from the vulnerability of deep emotions. Do you … Continue reading →

The Fairy tale of my thoughts - Growing up, my dad had a knack for dropping wisdom bombs. He’d say, “Your words reflect what’s going on in that noggin of yours.” Those childhood chats were a sneak peek into the mind-blowing world of Dr. Joe Dispenza and his captivating take on turning thoughts into reality. So, let’s break it down. Dr. Joe … Continue reading →

The Zoo Hypothesis Over a Music Video - Today, I found myself at a friend’s place, kicking back and watching a music video that whisked me away to a celestial wonderland of stars and planets. In the midst of our chill session, as the visuals unfolded, a cosmic realisation hit me like a ton of stardust: “OMG, the universe is so beautiful.” My … Continue reading →

Machine Learning & Longevity: The Future of Personalized Healthcare - Introduction: In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, machine learning stands as a beacon of innovation, transforming theoretical concepts into tangible applications that shape our daily lives. From personalized recommendations to breakthroughs in healthcare, this article embarks on a comprehensive exploration of machine learning, delving into real-world examples, providing a coding insight, examining its potential role … Continue reading →

The Future with AI 2059 and Beyond - Envision a future where machines match human brilliance by 2059, as suggested by a 2022 survey. This prompts contemplation on the impending reality of highly intelligent machines and the implications for AI acceleration. Despite concerns about machines overpowering humanity, futurist Ray Kurzweil envisions harmonious collaboration. The need for robust ethical frameworks and regulatory safeguards becomes … Continue reading →

The ghosting Terrain of Modern Dating - Welcome, fellow navigators of the dating world! If you’ve ever found yourself scratching your head over a sudden disappearance act, you’ve likely encountered the enigma known as ghosting. In this ever-evolving landscape of modern romance, ghosting has become an all too familiar phenomenon. So, let’s delve deeper into the mysterious world of vanishing acts and … Continue reading →

Childhood Echoes and Songs: The Melody of Self-Discovery - Introduction: As the wheels of my car turned, carrying me through the mundane path to work, the familiar tune of my own song played through the speakers. Each lyric seemed to weave a tale, shedding light on sentiments I hadn’t fully acknowledged until that moment. A profound realization dawned—was the melody of my own creation … Continue reading →

Criticism with a Stoic Mindset: Embracing Individuality and Purpose - Recently, someone asked me for a date. When I declined the invitation, the tone shifted, and a barrage of criticism ensued over the phone. In about five minutes, the caller questioned my intentions and choices, particularly regarding my website. He implied that my creation of tarot cards and sharing my life story was an attempt … Continue reading →

Entropy in Human Quantum Memory - In the realm of physics, the intersection of quantum mechanics and human memory unveils a fascinating landscape governed by principles of entropy. Here, we unravel the direct and pragmatic aspects of quantum memory, providing insights into the physics that underlie the storage and retrieval of information within the human brain. 1. Quantum Superposition and Memory … Continue reading →

The Cornflake Chronicles: From Invention to Icon - The Kellogg Brothers’ Breakfast Revolution The story of cornflakes begins in the late 19th century with the Kellogg brothers, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg and Will Keith Kellogg. Seeking a digestible yet simple breakfast option at their Battle Creek Sanitarium in Michigan, they stumbled upon the creation of cornflakes. Accidental Discovery In 1894, a batch of … Continue reading →

The Biophysics of Attraction - Attraction, that intangible force guiding human connections, is not solely the realm of emotions but a profound interplay of biophysics and chemistry. In this exploration, we delve into the intricate world where biology meets physics and chemistry, unraveling the mechanisms behind the captivating dance of attraction. 1. Molecular Forces in Attraction: Attraction at the molecular … Continue reading →

The Genetic Code of Filipino Diversity - In the scientific exploration of Filipino DNA, we delve into a complex yet intriguing landscape shaped by ancient influences, represented by Denisovans, and the distinctive genetic signature of the Aura Magbuklon ethnic group. Let’s unravel this genetic history in a straightforward manner. 1. Philippine Genetic Landscape: A Rich Mosaic of Diversity: The genetic makeup of … Continue reading →

The Love Story of Hormones - Ever wondered why butterflies flutter in your stomach when you see that special someone? Well, it’s not just magic; it’s a love story scripted by our very own hormones. Let’s dive into the chemistry of attraction in a way that’s as easy as Sunday morning. **1. *Dopamine: The Cupid’s Arrow of Joy:* Picture dopamine as … Continue reading →

“Physics and Snowflakes: The Elegant Symphony of Winter’s Crystalline Secrets - When we look at a snowy landscape, the seemingly uniform whiteness is not just a random occurrence but a fascinating interplay of physics, light scattering, and the intricate structure of snow crystals. Let’s embark on a journey to unravel the depth of this phenomenon with a more extensive exploration of the physics involved, complete with … Continue reading →

SNOW; A Scientific Masterpiece - As I meandered my way home from work today, a gentle snowfall decided to join me on my journey. The serene white landscape prompted a train of thought about the complex symphony of science that orchestrates this enchanting winter phenomenon. So, let’s dive into the nitty-gritty of snow, where physics, mathematics, and thermodynamics are the … Continue reading →

Esther Perel’s Insights: Attraction in Modern Relationships - Introduction: Esther Perel, renowned psychotherapist and relationship expert, has emerged as a guiding force in understanding the intricate dance of attraction within the complex landscapes of modern relationships. Her unique perspectives challenge conventional notions, offering a profound exploration of desire, intimacy, and the evolving dynamics of human connections. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve deep … Continue reading →

A Deep Dive into Max Tegmark’s “The Mathematical Universe - Max Tegmark’s “The Mathematical Universe” invites readers on an exhilarating journey through the cosmos, challenging our understanding of reality and proposing a radical idea — that the universe is inherently mathematical. In this comprehensive exploration, we’ll delve into the key concepts of Tegmark’s book, examining the profound implications of a universe governed by mathematics and … Continue reading →

Healing the Heart: A Family’s Refuge in Times of Pain - Alright, let’s dive into the journey of healing a heart that’s seen some tough times. So, there I was, staring at the wreckage of my heart – it’s been through the wringer. If I rewind to that very first day my heart took a hit, let me tell you, it was a whole emotional rollercoaster. … Continue reading →

Filipino Funeral Customs and Celebratory Farewells - In the Philippines, when a loved one bids farewell, it’s not merely a brief farewell but an extended event, a cultural phenomenon known as “lamay.” Rooted in Catholic traditions, Filipinos conduct a wake that transcends the usual boundaries of a funeral, lasting three to five days, and sometimes even stretching to a full week. This … Continue reading →

Free Will; Life’s Painful Choice - For the past two days, I’ve been grappling with a stubborn headache. I tried the classic remedy of popping pills, hoping for that sweet relief. Strangely enough, yesterday, I decided to take a different route – no medications, just a good old rest. Spoiler alert: it didn’t work. The pain escalated until I gave in … Continue reading →

Mindful Horizons: Exploring the Prospects of Consciousness Upload - Sir Patrick, a curious mind from the US, once posed a profound question: Would I consider uploading my consciousness into an artificial body, granting me control akin to my human vessel, or opt for cybernetic implants promising enhanced abilities and an indefinite lifespan? The answer, however, proved elusive. As I pondered, the weight of such … Continue reading →

Cerebrospinal Fluid and Bloodstream Interaction - In the dynamic tapestry of human anatomy, few components are as essential and enigmatic as the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) that envelops the brain and spinal cord. Recently, a friend posed a question that set my scientific curiosity ablaze: He asked “Are there stages at which the CSF interacts with the bloodstream to facilitate the removal … Continue reading →

Attachment Styles in the World of Modern Dating - In the vast sea of Instagram reels, a common thread weaves through the stories of heartbreak and disillusionment – tales of girls who’ve thrown in the towel on dating, worn out by the persistent specter of ghosting. As I watched these snippets of shared frustration, it prompted a deeper exploration into the fascinating realm of … Continue reading →

The Biophysics of Navigating Pressure Variations in Cerebrospinal Fluid Dynamics - In the quiet recesses of our cranial sanctuary, a silent ballet of fluidic elegance unfurls—125 to 130 milliliters of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), an unceasing current coursing through the intricate pathways of our brain. Join me in this cerebral voyage as we unravel the profound biophysics behind this hydraulic marvel, immersing ourselves in the equations that … Continue reading →

Inhaling Romance: The Chemistry of Scents and Sniffing Out Love’s Chemical Reactions - In the realm of love and dating, I once found myself waving the white flag, declaring a solo journey through life’s romantic landscape. The notion of being perpetually single took root in my mind, like a stubborn weed refusing to budge. Little did I know, a fascinating force called “pheromones” would soon play a surprising … Continue reading →

The Dance of Dark Matter in the Night Sky - Last night, as I stood on my terrace, gazing at the moonlight bathing the world, I found myself captivated by the celestial dance above. The moon, a familiar companion in the night sky, shimmered with an enchanting glow. Little did I know that this tranquil moment would lead me to ponder one of the universe’s … Continue reading →

The Ripple Effect: How Child Neglect Impacts - Imagine a garden where seeds are meant to flourish, each plant representing a healthy relationship. Now, picture a neglected garden, where seeds struggle to grow. This analogy holds true for the profound impact child neglect can have on our relationships. The Roots of Connection: Early Years Matter In the garden of relationships, the early years … Continue reading →

Bridging Cultures with Filipino Warmth in Denmark’s Professional Landscape - When I first landed in Denmark, a piece of advice lingered in the air: “Your colleagues are just colleagues; they’ll never be your friends.” Coming from a culture where everyone is a potential friend, the idea seemed peculiar, even alien. Back in the Philippines, the whole town could be my Facebook friend, and we’d chat … Continue reading →

Life’s Journey: Understanding the Polyvagal Beat - Picture this: the day winding down, a gentle glow casting a calming shade on the road as I drove home from work. Little did I know, this drive would turn into a story about the polyvagal theory—a way to explain how our body reacts emotionally. In my world, the road was like a peaceful painting. … Continue reading →

Imagining Beyond: A Multiverse Quest for Soulmates from the Comfort of Bed - This morning, as the world lingered in the embrace of night, I found myself wide awake and entwined in a cascade of fantastical thoughts. Lying in bed, I allowed my imagination to traverse different worlds, prompting the question, “Is this my mind’s signal that life needs a dash of excitement?” I pondered the prospect of … Continue reading →

Stephen Hawking’s ALS Exploration in the Vastness of Physics - Stephen Hawking, a name synonymous with brilliance and perseverance, transcended the boundaries of his physical limitations to leave an indelible mark on the world of physics. His battle with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) was not just a story of survival; it was a testament to the power of the human mind. Unveiling the Hidden Stories: … Continue reading →

A Day in Denmark Where the Sun Plays Hide-and-Seek - As the alarm blares in the pre-dawn darkness, I reluctantly peel myself from the warmth of my blankets, stumbling into a world that seems perpetually cloaked in shadows. Yep, welcome to Denmark, where during certain times of the year, the sun plays a game of hide-and-seek that leaves us all feeling a bit like nocturnal … Continue reading →

The Quirky Quest for Equality in the Dating Bill Saga - Imagine: this: a cozy dinner date, laughter in the air, and just as the check arrives, a cultural curveball catches me off guard. I vividly remember the moment when my date, with a friendly smile, suggested that I should pay for my own meal. Now, coming from the Philippines where the dating script is often … Continue reading →

A Cosmic Road Trip into the Grand Reunification - Alright, imagine this – you, behind the wheel, cruising down the quantum highway of the cosmos. Your trusty old car becomes a metaphor for the universe, each pothole and curve reflecting the complex forces that govern our reality. Buckle up, because we’re about to take a detour into the wild world of the Grand Reunification … Continue reading →

Dad’s Wisdom, Stoic Bliss at Life’s Window - As the rain gently orchestrates the beginning of a new day, I find solace in the quiet moments by the window. Gratitude becomes my morning companion, inspired by the wisdom of the Stoics and the gentle teachings of my father. Commencing the Day with Dad’s Sage Counsel In these seemingly simple moments, my morning ritual … Continue reading →

Chasing the Cosmic Charisma: A Dublin Adventure with Brian Cox - So, there I was, last year (2022), on a spontaneous pilgrimage to Dublin. Why? Well, for one reason and one reason only – to bask in the cosmic glow of none other than Brian Cox. And let me tell you, the charm was real. But it wasn’t just me. Oh no, I was in good … Continue reading →

Unlocking Memories: From Forgotten Keys to Forgetting Exes in the Cloud - Hey memory trailblazers! Picture this: my colleague’s epic locker key hunt today. She’s deep into her jacket and bag, Sherlock-style, only to find the elusive key; chilling on her jacket. Classic forgetfulness, right? But here’s the twist – what if we could store these moments in the cloud? Imagine a world where you upload all … Continue reading →

Unraveling the Mysteries of the Genius’s Life - Albert Einstein, a name synonymous with genius, left an indelible mark on the landscape of science, reshaping our understanding of the universe. Beyond his revolutionary equations and groundbreaking theories, Einstein’s life was a tapestry woven with brilliance, enigma, and a relentless pursuit of knowledge. Early Years and Unconventional Beginnings Born on March 14, 1879, in … Continue reading →

Lost in Translation: A Pinoy’s Guide to Bringing the LOLs in Denmark - So, you find yourself in Denmark, surrounded by smørrebrød and Vikings, wondering how to sprinkle a bit of Pinoy flavor on the Danish way of life. Fear not, intrepid friend, for being a Filipino in Denmark is like mixing adobo with rye bread – unexpected, but oh-so-delicious. Here’s a crash course on how to be … Continue reading →

The Art of Not Doing Anything: A Stoic Sofa Saga - Imagine this: a lazy Sunday afternoon unfolds, and I find myself sinking into the inviting comfort of my sofa, a sanctuary of relaxation. The soft cushions cradle me as I consciously decide to give myself a break, a moment to simply exist. However, a persistent voice in my head urges me to get up, be … Continue reading →

Love in the Digital Age - In a world where technology intertwines seamlessly with our lives, the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on human emotions and dependencies unfolds as a fascinating journey. Let me share a glimpse into this evolving landscape, where the allure of AI companionship challenges our traditional notions of love, emotions, and interdependence. A Love Story in the … Continue reading →

Tinder Chronicles: Dodging Drama and Embracing Awareness - Alright, picture this – I’m diving into the Tinder scene, thinking I’m about to meet some interesting folks, maybe even find a spark. Little did I know, it wasn’t just profiles and witty bios – it was a crash course in anxious attachment right from the get-go. Swipe Right, Enter Anxious Attachment Drama: So, I … Continue reading →

Brain Fluids and the AI Highway to Longevity - Rolling into the workday hustle, I find myself on the road, lost in thoughts about the mysterious world inside our heads. Yeah, I’m talking about the brain and the crazy fluids that keep it running. Ever wonder how we could use these brainy juices to spot diseases? …….Buckle up; we’re diving into the wet and … Continue reading →

Harmony of the Soul - At the age of 12, I discovered a profound outlet for my emotions – I started writing my own songs. Little did I know then that this musical journey would become a cathartic force, shaping my experiences and emotions throughout adolescence and into adulthood. The Prelude: A 12-Year-Old’s Musical Odyssey In the midst of the … Continue reading →

Unraveling the Tapestry of Love: A Journey to Self-Discovery - Have you ever found yourself trapped in a repetitive dance of romantic patterns, consistently drawn to partners with the same attachment styles? I embarked on this introspective journey, questioning why I gravitated toward relationships that mirrored a familiar yet challenging dynamic. In the complex web of romantic relationships, I found myself entangled in a recurring … Continue reading →

The Heartbeat of the Filipino Spirit - In the archipelago of 7,641 islands known as the Philippines, there exists a unique and vibrant force that courses through the veins of its people – the indomitable Filipino spirit. This spirit, shaped by a rich tapestry of history, culture, and resilience, stands as a testament to the strength and warmth that defines the Filipino … Continue reading →

My Body Knew Before My Mind - After waiting for years for my ex to return, I finally let go and moved on with my life about a year ago. During that time, I discovered a new version of myself—stronger, more aware, and more in touch with who I am. I had spent so much time longing for him, waiting for closure … Continue reading →

Love Beyond Illusion - The human mind has evolved significantly over the centuries. Once, martyrdom was seen as the ultimate expression of love, a virtue extolled by religious teachings that emphasized the importance of sacrifice in the name of love. These teachings have shaped our understanding of love, leading many to believe that true love requires selflessness to the … Continue reading →

20 Relationship Red Flags - It’s Sunday, a day meant for relaxation and reflection. As I ponder how to make the most of my day off, my mind drifts to the nuances of relationships. Amidst conversations with friends and memories of past experiences, I find myself contemplating the difference between healthy and unhealthy dynamics. Instead of simply unwinding, I embark … Continue reading →

Paul Dirac: The most beautiful equation - The godfather of Modern Quantum Mechanics Paul Dirac was one of the most significant — and curious — characters in the annals of physics. His contributions to both quantum mechanics and mathematics are both varied and considerable, from the Dirac equation, to early work on quantum field theory that forms the backbone of superstring theories, … Continue reading →

The Many Worlds of Hugh Everett III - Dr. Hugh Everett III was one of the more compelling and even bizarre figures in physics, someone was scorned and even ridiculed during their lifetime, only for the influence of their theories to grow beyond science and becoming a pop culture phenomenon after their death. Moreover, he truly and deeply believed in the consequences of his theories, which likely contributed to his death and the later suicide of his daughter.

The Destiny of the Schrodinger’s Cat - For starters, it’s a thought experiment (like those crazy ideas you think at night, it’s the same but a documented one). It came into Schrödinger’s mind while thinking about another thought experiment of Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen (again similar to how you think about crazy ideas of your friends). The EPR experiment shows that a … Continue reading →

CAN A MACHINE REPLICATE THE HUMAN BRAIN? - We must remind ourselves that Goodstein’s theorem is a Godel-like theorem. We have our mechanical theorem proven rules R and we were able to construct a mathematical statement G(R). This was just like our first example we used when we had all the natural n = 1, 2, 3, 4, and we had the property P(n). From there we began with P(0) and moved onto P(n + 1).

A Tortilla Day - On my way home, my mind drifted to all the responsibilities waiting for me. But then I decided to call my daughter and asked, “What would you like for dinner tonight?” Her voice, bright and eager, responded with one word: “Tortilla.” A small smile crept across my face. It wasn’t anything extravagant, just a simple … Continue reading →