The Word: Personality Life is a learning experience. The complexity of human behaviour is finely related to the several mechanisms which define how, what and when we learn about the world. People devote varied levels of energy to observe, memorise and recount the ongoing stimuli around them - and that focus is the magical touch which produces the fascinating ambiguity of mankind. In the realm of behavioural science ...... Similar Editorial : A Word About Accreditation by Danni R.. | Source : Dealing With Bipolar
Getting Acceptable Prints The First Tme he earliest use of fingerprints was in ancient Babylon, on clay tablets to record business transactions. Fingerprints are a much more humane way to identify criminals compared to previously used methods including branding (the French used a fleur-di-lis symbol), tattooing (in early Rome to identify and prevent desertion of mercenary soldiers) and even maiming (removing the hand of a thief). The...... Similar Editorial : Why Choose Art Prints by Maigida. | Source : Barcode Printers
The Holy Grail Of Science The fear of death is the most common of the all phobias we know. No one wants to die. To imagine death is the worst punishment one can ever give. History has seen many heroes abandoning their quests just because they feared death. People may spend their fortune on treatments without guarantees of 100% recoveries. Now the question arises, if death is so dreadful then why it is so common?Death rides...... Similar Editorial : Holy Mantrimony by Gary Whittaker. | Source : Science
When Science Evolves Recently, the intelligent design movement has vehemently become synonymous with creationism, so far as to provoke comparisons of the monumental Scopes Monkey Trial in 1925. Consequently, within the past few years, several states have turned upside down their school curriculums on more than one occasion in an attempt to decide what is appropriate to teach its students. Initially, several courts...... Similar Editorial : The Wages of Science by Sam Vaknin. | Source : Science
The Afterlife - Science Or Fiction? One of the disadvantages our human race has, is, that no one really knows what will happen to us after we die. This is the main factor why we live in this troublesome world where ignorance, wars and famine are widespread.Other civilizations on distant planets may have the knowledge of what the afterlife has to offer. Therefore, they do not require any machines to survive their tranquil life span...... Source : Science Fair Projects
Religion And Science Do Not Contradict Each Other Religion is the best explanation for the human origin when it comes to the religion of Islam. From the beginning to the present time, the religion of Islam gives a detailed explanation parallel to science. Darwin made good points of the development of creatures but his weakness was the origin of life, the main source of life. The Islamic holy book, the al-QurÃ?n, explains repeatedly that the...... Similar Editorial : Science and Religion by Val K. | Source : Science Fair Projects
NY Times Reports On Intelligent Design Movement Creation Science made the front page of the New York Times on recently. Oh . . . did I say Creation Science? Actually the article on the front page of the New York Times was about the Intelligent Design Movement. Many scientists, academics and intellectuals from a variety of religious backgrounds (or no religious background) have seen that the utter complexity of single-celled organisms could not...... Similar Editorial : The New Age Movement by Skye Thomas. | Source : Science Project Ideas
Human Origins The issue of human evolution going back at least 9,000,000 (nine million) years and possibly even being upright by that time is another of the facts which when in my youth seemed totally ridiculous. Actually many mystics said it goes back twelve million years to when what could be called the missing link occurred. The matter of whether we descended from apes is still up in the air and more...... Similar Editorial : Hobbits Becoming More Human by Joel Kontinen. | Source : Science Lessons
Animus Mundi And Intelligent Design Dr. Janice Boddy says we have a ‘Reifying thrust of Materialism’ and we need to develop a ‘Reifying thrust of Spiritualism’ I think.CIRCADIAN RYTHMS:Just as Gertrude observed in her airplane flights over America, there are designs that open and aware artists or people can tune into. The ancients who worshipped Ra or other sun-gods were more aware of our intricate and intimate involvement with the...... Similar Editorial : Intelligent Investing by Jeremy Sposato. | Source : Middle School Science Projects
Programmed Life Does aging happen by chance? Is aging the breaking down of an organism till the latter eventually stops working?According to Valter Longo’s latest research, which was published in the September 27 edition of the Journal of Cell Biology, aging is a programmed process. For Longo’s part, aging is supposed to ensure the premature death of the majority of a population.The dead will then consequently...... Similar Editorial : Life After Life by Edward B. Toupin, Ph.D.. | Source : Middle School Science Projects
Intelligent Design: Arm Wrestling With Darwin Unless your head has been super-glued inside a science book, you have observed the furious debate between proponents of intelligent design (ID) and supporters of evolution; a debate that has bounced from courtrooms into opinion pages around the country. Pointing to the complexity of life on earth, IDers posit the existence of an intelligent designer and reject the notion that all can be explained...... Similar Editorial : Intelligent Home Marketing by Kevin And Gretchen Koitz. | Source : Science Teachers
Parapsychology And The Paranormal I. IntroductionThe words "supernatural", "paranormal", and "parapsychology" are prime examples of oxymorons. Nature, by its extended definition, is all-inclusive and all-pervasive. Nothing is outside its orbit and everything that is logically and physically possible is within its purview. If something exists and occurs then, ipso facto, it is normal (or abnormal, but never para or "beyond" the...... Source : Science Teachers
Biology Biology is the science of life. It is concerned with the physical characteristics and behaviors of organisms alive today and long ago, how they come into being, and what interactions they have with each other and their environments. The word biology in its modern sense seems to have been introduced independently by Gottfried Reinhold Treviranus (Biologie oder Philosophie der lebenden Natur, 1802)...... Similar Editorial : Biology Coursework by David Lee. | Source : Science Lesson Plan
Gravity Theory - The Missing Link? Do you know that with all the Hi-Tech available today, we still do not have a scientific proof of what gravity is all about?Could both Einstein and Newton got it half-way wrong about gravity and we are stuck with their theories because academic institutions had nothing else to offer?I consider myself as another Faraday.It was in the year of 1990 when I first came round to write the definition of...... Similar Editorial : The Pretty Woman Theory by dwoffice. | Source : Interactive Science
Proving Evolution With The Dictionary Specious reasoning and clever crafting of definitions can make about anything appear to come true. As John Mackay (1852) observed, "When men wish to construct or support a theory, how they torture facts into their service!" Mackay, J. (1852). Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds. Some words are innocently created to straight forwardly describe a particular thing but can...... Similar Editorial : Online Synonyms Dictionary by Yaron Lavie. | Source : Interactive Science
