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How else could the science of cybernetics be called? Is it possible to consider the brain a universal computer? And what did a twelve-year-old boy from Detroit do to amaze the philosopher Bertrand Russell?: serious-science.org/the-birth-of-cybernetics-11582
The planets in the Solar System were named after figures from ancient Greek and Roman mythology. Venus is named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty, Mars after the Roman god of war, Uranus after the Greek god of the sky, and so on.
However, modern science has discovered thousands of planets beyond the Solar System. Who names these planets?: serious-science.org/who-names-the-planets-11579
What is the neurobiological side of free will? Which factors enhance or undermine self-control? How could neurophilosophy complicate criminal law?
Patricia Churchland answers these questions: https://youtu.be/su9K5cwt8Dw
Neuroscientist Neil Burgess on the difference between short-term and long-term memory, phonological loop, and amnesic people: https://youtu.be/UFE7vyqoiGU
Neuroscientist Paul Allen on schizophrenia, self-regulation of neural activity, and famous voice-hearers: serious-science.org/hallucinations-6272
Good brain health and mental well-being are the biggest challenges of the 21st century. How do we keep our minds functioning better throughout our lives, especially now that we live longer?: https://youtu.be/UqZoTcy5w8A
Theoretical physicist Mahdi Godazgar on Einstein’s equations, the event horizon, and spaghettification: https://youtu.be/6kj_J-N5dN0
Nature vs. Nurture: Delve into question with Serious Science.
Open science education project, launched in 2013 by Ivar Maksutov. Our mission is to promote scientific thinking. We engage leading academics in creating educational content and distributing it across different social platforms and media sources.
We have already collaborated with more than 370 researchers from MIT, Harvard, Cambridge, LSE, UCL, King’s College and other academic institutions. Among them are 8 Nobel Prize laureates, such as Harold Walter Kroto, Roy J. Glauber, Richard Henderson and Didier Queloz.
We are a team of creatives passionate about knowledge, and, as well as our experts, we live in different corners of the world: from Yerevan to London.
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