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 The Destiny of the Schrodinger’s Cat 
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). 
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 The Neuroscience of Dating