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Human Brain: An Amazing Real Machine Brain is one the most important parts of human body. In fact, brain is the most complex organ found in human body. Through motor neurons it controls all the important functions and actions that our body performs 24 hours a day. This is why brain is called the Central Processing Unit (CPU) of human body. Like a computer can't perform any task without CPU , so does our body can't perform any action without brain.  Human brain is an amazing organ that works quite differently as compared to brains of other species. Our brain has exceptional capabilities of abstract reasoning, logic and language detection. To know more about these amazing capabilities which our brain possesses, let us read the following given facts. Structure and Anatomy of Human Brain  1. Weight and Size: The average adult human brain weighs about 1.4 kilograms (3 pounds) and makes up about 2% of the body's weight. Brain of the Blue Whales weighs about 7 kg. Whereas, an ele...

Artificial Intelligence (AI): A Digital Species or Something Else? Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is basically a digital tool that has been developed through machine learning. AI is a sort of clever piece of software that can read, write, communicate, and detect any kind of information. Back in 2010, the phrase Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) became talk of the town but at that time no one could imagine that it is limitless, abundant, and world changing. At the moment, world is now realizing that AI is a new wave of revolution that is knocking our doors. However, there is still a long way to go. Background  Human beings now understand that there is no any path to progress without using technology in 21st century. If we look back 80 years before, we find that soon after the invention of computers internet was discovered. Internet gave us access to browsers to search for information. Similarly, the invention of smartphones in the very beginning of the 21st century, ...

Philosophy,  Knowledge , Reason, Illusion, Intuition , & Revelation:  What's the Reality & How Do We Perceive it?  What is the Reality of Philosophy?  In this article, we are going to discuss in detail all the above mentioned key terms including important questions. Introduction   Who are we? Why we are created? What is the reality behind our creation? What is the aim of our life? What is the reality behind life after death? Why we live on the planet earth? Is life possible on any other planets other than planet earth? Who has created us and this entire universe? Are we created intentionally or accidentally? What is the nature? What is the knowledge and where from do we get the knowledge?  All these questions have remained so important that human beings have been trying to find out the real answers for all these questions over the past many centuries. However, so far humans have not been agreeing and building a consensus while answering to all these...

Reason is the Main Cause for Everything that Happens! What's the Reason? Reason is basically an ability and power of our mind that makes us curious, critical, and creative to know about anything that has already happened or will take place in future. Reason also causes us to think that who we (human beings) are? Why we are created? What will happen next and why it will happen? Reason also makes us think that why everything around us (nature) has been created? Is it for us? Do we really need to know about it? How should we know about it? Whether we have any authentic sources to know everything around us or not? Reason in general sense helps us in making judgements, taking decisions,  start acting, and reflecting over the actions that have already been taken place. Types of Resaon When we analyse the above mentioned explanation regarding reason including certain questions, we come to know that there are three main types of reason. Intrinsic reason, extrinsic reason, and natural reaso...

 Polymers in Chemistry   1. What is a polymer? a. A single molecule compound b. A substance made of repeating structural units c. A metalloid element d. A compound without carbon atoms    2. How are polymers formed?    a. Dehydration synthesis    b. Reduction reactions    c. Hydrolysis    d. Combustion reactions 3. Which of the following is an example of a natural polymer?    a. Polyethylene    b. Polypropylene     c. Starch    d. PVC 4. What type of polymerization process involves the elimination of a small molecule like water?    a. Addition polymerization    b. Condensation polymerization    c. Cross-linking polymerization    d. Radical polymerization 5. What are the primary components of polymer chains?    a. Atoms    b. Monomers    c. Isomers    d. Dimers 6. Which of the following is NOT a natural polym...