Experiments

Try this experiment:  Close your eyes. Try to visualize an apple. What do you see? How clear is the apple? How much detail can you see on your apple? What color is it? Does it contain a droplet of water or a reflection? What is the apple sitting on? What

Why it matters: Ever had a smell, a sound or a sight transport you straight back to a specific moment from your past? That's your faculty of memory in action, showcasing its incredible ability to link the past and present seamlessly. Dive in: The rock band The Flaming

Balancing Insight and Intellectualization: My friend Omar’s words hung in the air after last week’s consciousness experiment: “There’s a thin line between insight and overthinking,” he warned. “We want to avoid getting lost in our heads.” That’s the key, isn’t it? Forget the dry theories

The Experiment: The term "consciousness" is shrouded in multiple interpretations, defying easy definition. We propose that an experiential approach, rather than mere definition, unlocks a deeper understanding of this elusive concept. Through an introspective experiment, we invite you to encounter consciousness firsthand. * Find a Quiet Place: Sit down

The Concept: Have you ever considered the idea that each of us lives not just one but two distinct lives? It's a thought that might seem straight out of a science fiction novel, yet it's grounded in the everyday experience of dreaming. Dreaming vs. Waking: While