Build with Chrome (use legos to build in Chrome) : chrome Carl Jung: Face to Face [FULL INTERVIEW] Carl Jung: Face to Face [FULL INTERVIEW] submitted by Martijn Schirp John Freeman interviews Carl Gustav Jung, the most famous living psychologist, at his home in Zürich. We learn about Jung’s early life, including the moment in his eleventh year when he realized he was an individual consciousness. Jung speaks about his friendship with Sigmund Freud, and explains why the friendship could not last. Share on Facebook Stumble It Post a comment Thoughts? You must be logged in to post a comment. More Videos LIQUID STRANGER – The Gargon (OFFICIAL VIDEO) from “Renegade Crusade EP” Anthony De Mello – Wake Up! Perception Get Inspired – Best Inspirational Quotes J Krishnamurti on Choiceless Awareness and Thought Rob Beats Word Up [3/19/2014] Ji Ben Qi Gong 基本氣功 (Fundamental Exercises) Biology of Belief – by Bruce Lipton (full documentary)
Brain Basics: Know Your Brain: National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) Introduction The brain is the most complex part of the human body. This three-pound organ is the seat of intelligence, interpreter of the senses, initiator of body movement, and controller of behavior. Lying in its bony shell and washed by protective fluid, the brain is the source of all the qualities that define our humanity. For centuries, scientists and philosophers have been fascinated by the brain, but until recently they viewed the brain as nearly incomprehensible. This fact sheet is a basic introduction to the human brain. Image 1 The Architecture of the Brain The brain is like a committee of experts. The hindbrain includes the upper part of the spinal cord, the brain stem, and a wrinkled ball of tissue called the cerebellum (1). When people see pictures of the brain it is usually the cerebrum that they notice. The cerebrum is split into two halves (hemispheres) by a deep fissure. The Forebrain ------- The Midbrain -------- The Hindbrain The Geography of Thought The Cerebral Cortex
Samsung struggles to keep up with Galaxy S III demand : Android A brief survey of psychological studies of chess I wrote this as a 3rd year term paper for my Human Information Processing class. The paper is presented in its original form although I may make odd minor corrections from time to time. Chess is an ancient game of skill. It is one of the few such popular games that is devoid of luck. As a result, it has been a popular choice of topic for psychological research, as it provides psychologists with insights into how humans think about problems. Chess has also been a very popular choice for artificial intelligence implentations, and the results have been very successful. The main question in psychological studies of chess is the following: how are better players able to win more often? This paper will provide an overview of psychological research into chess, with an emphasis on theories that have been proven inaccurate by future research, to show the development o research in this field. The first serious psychological study of the game of chess was conducted by Alfred Binet, in 1894.
La Promesa de la Serpiente (o la Perturbadora Verdad sobre los Psicodélicos I/II “Los brujos dicen que la muerte es el único adversario digno que tenemos… la muerte es nuestro retador… La vida es un proceso a través del cual la muerte nos reta… La muerte es la fuerza activa en nosotros. La vida es el escenario. Y en ese escenario hay dos contendientes en todo momento: uno mismo y la muerte… Somos pasivos… Si nos movemos, es sólo cuando sentimos la presión de la muerte.” —Carlos Castaneda, The Power of Silence Cualquiera que haya fumado DMT sabe por qué Terence Mckenna decía que pone los “nudillos blancos”. Lo que sigue en este artículo no está basado en la ciencia dura o en hechos aceptados sobre nuestra química cerebral o corporal y los enteógenos. Como “partículas condensadas de la muerte”, entonces, los enteógenos atacan el sistema nervioso, apuntando a neuronas específicas, no solo del cerebro sino del cuerpo entero, dentro del cual cada vez más sistemas neurológicos están siendo descubiertos (como el corazón y los intestinos). ¿La Revancha Secreta de Gaia?
Samsung struggles to keep up with Galaxy S III demand « Mobile Samsung Electronics’ struggle to keep pace with rampant demand for its new Galaxy S III smartphone may have cost the South Korean firm some 2 million units of sales in just a month. For a company that has never stirred the sort of consumer frenzy that accompanies each new Apple Inc gadget, overwhelming demand is a nice problem to have. But some of the shortage stemmed from a manufacturing glitch that affected some European sales, while major carriers in the United States have had to delay delivery of some pre-ordered phones. The Galaxy S III has received the most positive reviews among any of the Samsung smartphones, and the technology giant says the phone is on track to become its fastest selling smartphone, with sales likely to top 10 million in the first two months since its launch. The latest Galaxy’s launch has been well timed as the next iPhone is not expected until later this year, and offerings from others such as Google’s Motorola and Nokia have not created much of a market stir.
Graduate Degrees: Psychology | Mind-Body Medicine | Organization Systems | Saybrook University Error de la base de datos “And is not He who cures the soul, which is more than the body, greater?” -Paracelsus En español se hace una marcada diferencia entre medicamentos y drogas. Por costumbre las drogas tienen una connotación negativa, más allá de generalmente estar prohíbidas. Las razones que da un organismo como el Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) para clasificar una sustancia como controlada son fundamentalmente dos: que no tiene una aplicación médica y que produce daños a la salud. A veces la etimología nos otorga epifanías —como si hubiera un orden mágico en el origen de las palabras. Empecemos a esbozar una teoría. Buena parte de nuestro edificio de conocimiento se ha fundado sobre el racionalismo, un sistema altamente efectivo para conquistar el mundo externo y producir máquinas y tecnología que apuntalan el “progreso” de la humanidad. Como dijera el padre secreto de la medicina moderna, el alquimista suizo Paracelso, en ocasiones “el veneno es el antídoto”. MDMA en Pijama Surf
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