KenBlow

@KenBlow · 3 years ago

What Are Habits? Let’s define habits. Habits are the small decisions you make and actions you perform every day. According to researchers at Duke University, habits account for about 40 percent of o...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

Multi- Tasking

The Myth of Multitasking Technically, we are capable of doing two things at the same time. It is possible, for example, to watch TV while cooking dinner or to answer an email while talking on the pho...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

Behavioral Psychology

I was just having a thought on why we act the way we do sometimes then i realised- Behavioral psychology is responsible for that. What is Behavioral Psychology? Let's define behavioral psychology....

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

The Human Body’s Ability to Repair Wounds

AMONG the numerous mechanisms that make human life possible is the body’s ability to heal wounds and regenerate damaged tissue. The process begins as soon as an injury occurs. Consider: The healing...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

Is Cursing Really That Bad?

Why it matters Do you view cursing as a serious matter? ‘Not really,’ you might say. ‘After all, there are bigger problems in the world to worry about. Besides, everybody curses!’ Is that really tr...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

A Balanced View of Money

THERE is a saying, “Money makes the world go round.” There is some truth to that statement. After all, it takes money to buy food, obtain clothing, and pay for rent or buy a home. “The role of money i...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

Fresh Air and Sunshine—Natural “Antibiotics”?

WHEN scientists first discovered chemical antibiotics in the mid-20th century, doctors hoped that these new medications would eliminate certain diseases. At first, the new medicines seemed to live up...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

The Best Help for Those Who Grieve

THE PAIN OF LOSING A LOVED ONE IN DEATH HAS BEEN THE SUBJECT OF MUCH RESEARCH IN RECENT TIMES. Yet, as demonstrated previously, the best expert advice often harmonizes with the ancient wisdom found in...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

Reasons to Trust the Bible

SCIENTIFIC ACCURACY Science has made great strides in modern times. As a result, old theories have given way to new ones. What was once accepted as fact may now be seen as myth. Science textbooks oft...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

Million Money Ethereum Project

Million Money is multi- level marketing (MLM) that deals with Ethereum, but uses Crowd Funding as a method to raise small amounts of money which translates to a huge sum of amount over a period of 1...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

God’s Laws on Hygiene Were Ahead of Their TimePlay

Shortly before the nation of Israel entered the Promised Land some 35 centuries ago, God said that he would protect them against “the terrible diseases” that they had known in Egypt. ( Deuteronomy 7:1...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

The Shock-Absorbent Skin of the Pomelo

The pomelo is a large, sweet citrus fruit that grows on a tree. Although the fruit may fall more than 10 meters (30 ft), it survives undamaged! What makes this fruit so shock absorbent? Consider: Re...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

How Science Affects Your Life

Science, according to one dictionary, is “the systematic study of the nature and behaviour of the material and physical universe, based on observation, experiment, and measurement.” To do all of that...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

Does Science Agree With the Bible?

The Bible’s answer Yes, for although the Bible is not a science textbook, it is accurate when it mentions matters of science. Consider some examples showing that science and the Bible agree and that...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

The Landing Strategy of the Honeybee

HONEYBEES can safely land at virtually any angle without problems. How do they do it? Consider: A safe landing requires that the honeybee reduce its approach speed to nearly zero before contact. One...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

The Light-Absorbing Butterfly Wing

In order to reduce mankind’s dependence on fossil fuels, scientists are eager to improve the light-harvesting efficiency of solar collectors. “The solution to this problem,” said a scientist, “may hav...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

Àmàlà With Gbegiri And Ewedu Soup

I am Kehinde by name. A Nigerian by country and a certified yoruba man by tribe. I want to quickly pinch my mouth on this one of my favorite meals as an african man, the Àmàlà with Gbegiri and Ew...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

The Gastric Brooding Frog’s Reproductive System

Read up this intriguing study about the Australian Gastric Brooding Frog's. It has an amazing reproductive system. THE Australian gastric brooding frog, thought to be extinct since 2002, had a bizarr...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

The Horses Leg

A HORSE ( Equus caballus ) can gallop at a speed of up to 30 miles per hour (50 km/h). Although this involves considerable mechanical work, relatively little energy is spent. How is this possible? The...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

The Dog's Sense of Smell

Researchers say that dogs can use their sense of smell to detect the age, gender, and mood of other dogs. Dogs can even be trained to detect explosives and illegal drugs. While humans mainly use sight...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

The Function Of Cat Whiskers

DOMESTIC cats are mostly nocturnal. Whiskers apparently help them to identify nearby objects and catch prey, particularly after dusk. Consider: Cats’ whiskers are attached to tissues that have multi...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

The Sea Otter's Fur

MANY aquatic mammals that live in cold waters have a thick layer of blubber under the skin to help them stay warm. The sea otter relies on another insulation method—a thick fur coat. Consider: The f...

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