Truthiness and Falsiness True or False? When we do experiments in science, or perhaps concerned about a case, or perhaps just some sentences someone spoken, it may be true or false. How do we test for the truth of objects? Our brain is evolved such that, as long as we have at least one proof, we evaluate it to be true. For example, someone said the sun is up in the sky, we saw the sun up in the sky, yes, we *believe* the sun is up in the sky, it's true. From one's…
@wabinab in April 2023
You Don't Necessary Understand The Idea Now When you read something, you're trying to acquire information. Then, your brain processes the information into something you can understand. However, your brain don't necessarily understand the idea that it processes, perhaps the idea is too deep, or perhaps you don't have the knowledge to support understanding the current content read. Test yourself, provided you doesn't linger in the field of mathematics, and pick up a textbook…
The Frustration of Dealing With Time Have you ever speak with a friend from a different time zone? Usually, it's not a problem. If I tell my friend I'm going for a walk in the afternoon, she (consider my friend is female) can understand I mean by "my afternoon" and not "her" afternoon. But what if you tries to agree on a time, say, the next time we meet? Say, you say, "let's meet on next Tuesday 10 am (my time)", but your friend heard "let's meet on next Tuesday 10 am (her…
Foreseeing And Changing The Future Regrets aren't good feelings. We always wish that we could see the future. That way, we could prevent regrets. However, do you know that we already can see the future, in some sense? In fact, it lies down to what causes the future to happen that allows us to foresee it. For example, in the past, people could predict rain coming when they see dark sky. Nowadays, with big data (on meteorology), we could predict weather for the next few days,…