The article from Psyche explores how the buildings we inhabit can significantly influence our brain function and overall well-being. It discusses architectural design’s psychological and neurological impacts, emphasizing that light, space, and materials can affect mood, cognition, and even health outcomes. The piece highlights research indicating that environments designed with […]
Epigenetic Biology
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A recent study from Columbia University has discovered that bacteria can produce free-floating genes, which challenges traditional understandings of genetic code and gene expression. This phenomenon, observed in the bacterium Mycobacterium smegmatis, suggests that these genes can exist independently of chromosomes, raising questions about the mechanisms of genetic regulation and adaptation […]
The article discusses how creating “dense memories” can enhance our perception of time and contribute to a fuller life. Neuroscience suggests that engaging in novel and meaningful experiences leads to richer memories, making time feel more expansive. By actively seeking out diverse activities and challenges, individuals can create a sense […]
The article discusses research indicating that many plant species can adapt to changing environmental conditions, specifically temperature variations. Scientists conducted experiments exposing various plant species to different temperature conditions and observed their responses. Contrary to previous beliefs that plants cannot adapt to temperature changes, the study found that many plants […]
Dr. Joe Dispenza speaks about the power of thoughts, emotions, and intentions in shaping our reality. He explains that our thoughts and feelings can influence our perception of reality, as well as our physical health. Our brain can rewire itself based on our thoughts and experiences, a phenomenon known as […]