Experimental attempts to alter the state of mind of soldiers is not new. What is the human mind–and who does it belong to?
Category: Science
The Genetic Impetus for War and The Collective Karma of Surviving Descendants
When whole clans, communities and countries begin to feel these emotions–war is born. Did our ancestors make the right decision to wage war?
The Unexplainable Economy | How the River of Labour Changes Course
To be at the forefront of innovation is to be a pioneer. Other nations will then, in turn, bypass the exorbitant trial-and-error phase and end up using the best available versions of those machines at a time when it becomes economically viable to do so.
My Sexual Awakening | A Story of Soul and Shame
I felt deeply proud of the woman I had chosen for myself. I didn’t care what anyone had to say.
The Rise of Diasporic Peoples with Lost Identities
The contemporary image of a settler society is, for the most part, a fallacy.
Is the human genome a divine equation of sheer mathematical genius?
The human genome tells the story of the interwoven lives of all beings on the planet. It is also a code that is unique to each individual that is born.
The Immovable Universe
We don’t even need the external world to awaken our senses; we can awaken from within.
The Mother of All Mothers | The Gyres of the Oceanic Circulatory System
There are five gyres in the world’s oceans. What’s a gyre, you might ask. I thought the same thing when I first came across the concept.
Putting the true culprit of insomnia to sleep
With pundits predicting that the coronavirus will make the transition from pandemic to endemic–is there a new, never-before-seen body clock that we will all need to adjust to?
Should we be concerned about leaks at world class labs?
A BSL-4 lab consists of work with highly dangerous and ‘exotic’ microbes. Infections caused by these types of microbes are frequently fatal as there are no treatments or vaccines.