Scientific Brain Model: How Does The Mind Work?

 Part of Chapter V of Scientific Model Of The Brain . * From the very beginning, we have been learning concepts, as we have been learning the language. * Learning nouns and the acquisition of the most basic concepts: The first step to acquire a concept is to find out the thing's name, and there is no simpler method to indicate which thing we are thinking about and referring to than to point at the thing in question. * Learning verbs, adjectives, adverbs and prepositions; learning what things are good for: The simplest method to learn what things are good for and how to accomplish things is to have somebody show us how to resolve the task in question. * As we learn more and more words, as we find out how to refer to things and actions, as we acquire more and more (conscious) concepts, we become able to spell out, write down, save and transmit natural language scripts, of what things are good for and how to accomplish stuff. * From the very beginning, we have been learning concepts, ...

A Scientific Model Of The Brain: How do babies start speaking (that is, why do babies start speaking)? How does a baby's consciousness emerge?  * A baby's cry for help: our first aha moment and how it gives rise to our most basic concept. At this point, it may be helpful to ask, why do newborn babies cry? The question may sound rather silly, since obviously babies cry because they feel some need, that requires attention from somebody else. Now, if we assume the existence of a decision-making agent, it seems reasonable to consider, if, perhaps, there are times where the baby is just being manipulative. There are certainly instances, where one would swear that the baby is only crying for the sake of getting some love and attention. On the other hand, admittedly, the proponents of the decision-making agent line of thinking could bery reasonably argue that a newborn's screams are only an instinctive conduct, and it is just that, at some point in the baby's early life, its i...

  When a Man Loves a Woman.  The most beautiful story of love. A Scientific Model Of The Brain: From Instinct To Reason.  Have you ever wondered how does the mind work? Believe it or not, here you will find out. And, if you do not, please let me know what is that you found wrong. How come did we get fooled into forgetting that the key reason for a society to flourish is not the name they give to the political system or whether the political power is elected by the people, but whether there is some reasonable balance of opportunities: It is a shame that the legal system decides the disputes between citizens based on what litigant hires the most powerful attorney.  It is a shame that only those who have a lot of money are able to receive the most effective medical treatments.  It is a shame that kids born to wealthy families have it much easier to be accepted in an elite school.  It is a shame that in today's fake democratic system a person's worth is solely ...

Formatted Version . Single Page Version . Have you ever wondered how does the mind work?  Believe it or not, here you will find out. How does learning take place? How are ideas generated? How does reasoning come about? How does our sense of consciousness emerge? Why do we sometimes feel happy and some other times unhappy? Our mind is such a miraculous phenomenon, that it is only natural to believe it must be out of magic. However, in actuality, it is not impossible at all to conceive how conscious thought and reasoning may emerge out of the competition and cooperation among the billions of neurons in our brains. Indeed, we just need to consider the brain as the government of the organism: In the same way that the government of a society determines the policies the nation should take in order for the society to prosper, the brain processes external and internal information in order to elaborate plans of actions, for the achievement of the organism's goals. Then, with this parallelis...

  Help me breaking the diabolical fake-Democracy Spell. A Scientific Model of Human Nature and How it Conducted to Civilization and Our Modern Societies. Chapter : The Secret to Happiness: To be Loved By The People Around Us. Section : System Ideologies, Civilization and the emergence of Individual and collective consciousness Chapter : The rise of Civilization. Chapter : The Science of Thought Writing: How to Cast the System's Spell and Get Everybody on the Same Page. Chapter : Ideologies: Let us follow the Shepherd to greener pastures. Chapter : The Emergence of Individual Consciousness.

  System Ideologies and the emergence of consciousness and civilization: What processes lead to the emergence of the voice representative of our experience of being alive? Since the dawn of Civilization, our leaders have marveled at that miraculous moment in human evolution, where some spark ignited the human intellect in all its glory, waking it up from its long-kept dormant state, and leading it to the discovery and conquest of the world. For hundreds of thousands of years, our ancestors had been wandering around the face of the planet without much purpose or objective; but now that our mind's full potential had been finally unleashed, we were ready to start sowing crops, domesticate animals, build all sorts of crafts and, at last, the prodigious invention of writing and civilization. Philosophers of all times have then wondered how was that truly unique magic moment, what sparked the phenomenal ignition of the human brain 15,000 - 20,000 years ago, separating us from all other a...