Reading is simply a very crucial function, especially given the needs of the brain. And it's thin, thin. Most people's brains were spent on fate. You gotta make a habit of reading so your brain has fuel. Thanks to this habit, I have late found out what the disorder of patterns looks like, and in a extremist edition.
To me personally, ignorance in terms of cognition of the rules of brain function seems pyramidally absurd. due to the fact that it frequently leads to a tail waving a dog.
I can say that the last days have been very successful for me, from a cognitive point of view.
One day, while looking at what youtube gave me, I found a conversation there with a scientist, Mark Kaczmarczyk, a neurobiologist. A man spoke sensiblely, but he did not impress me much due to the fact that I was acquainted with the issues. A fewer days later, looking at the offers of renowned publishing houses and bookstores, I found a book about the automatically intriguing title, "I request a presence." I look at the name and I know it's the same guy.
I usually complain erstwhile dealing with productions of Polish authors, but this time I did not complain and ordered any books, including prof. Kaczmarzyk. And I didn't fail.
The book is the fruit of many of the author's contacts with publishers and parents and is dedicated to children aged up to 5 years old and considering how genetics and the environment affect their development. The thing is, although it does not impress with volume (96 p.), excellent. due to the scope of phenomena and the highly accessible language of description. And I just have grandchildren that just got out of that period, so I'm more interested. I want it had been published 4-5 years earlier.
By the way, the fact that I only learned about prof. Kaczmarczyk now, despite regular browsing of the net and magazines, confirms my negative opinion about intellectual marazma in Poland, which inhibits the flow of information. The book should be included, necessarily, in the advanced school program, and the state should conclude a contract with the author and publishing home and include it to young couples as a wedding gift. That's what the state should be doing, not stupid transcripts.
I urge this to all parents, as well as to grandparents, and especially to those who have no vague thought of the evolution and relation between genetics and the environment. The book besides destroys a number of popular myths and stereotypes.
,,/.../ Also, the latest findings of neurobiology show that during the first fewer years of life there are changes in the birthday brains whose quality and direction can find the degree of their capabilities. This applies peculiarly to those changes that affect the quality of relationships with another people - from the ability to talk to the needs of others. This early childhood is the period of building a neurobiological foundation in this sphere."
I besides have a informing about this period, which is formulated by the author:
"So if at different stages of life the brain functions somewhat differently, then the subjective worlds besides differ. Applying an adult measurement to children's behavior, their evaluation according to our hierarchy of values and current expectations - can be harmful or even dangerous."
So much for Kaczmarzyk's book, but it's not over. It didn't happen by accident that in the same order I had a book by Scott Galloway, after reading a book about the problems of masculinity and entitled "Notes about Being a Man." Kaczmarzyk deals with the improvement needs of a kid up to the age of 5, Galloway, afraid about the apparent crisis of masculinity in America, deals with a later period, so that we have continuity, but that Galloway describes his own very individual peripeties.
Scott Galloway is simply a business lecturer at the University of fresh York, a colleague of Jonathan Haidt, so he knows his stuff, and besides, he's made a fewer companies. The book is simply a very individual vivisection of the author's résumé combined with reflections on the technological and systemic speech and represents a perfect image of American society, sewn from the lining. Galloway critically evaluates the American system, peculiarly the function of money in life, but realistically states that it is essential to learn how to deal with what he has personally succeeded.
And already on the front pages I see a mention to the problem I have been writing about for years - to the harmfulness of coeducation.
These 2 positions complement each another perfectly. individual who read, "I request to be there," will immediately see the consequences of educational and systemic errors. seemingly there's something in the air.
Reading these studies and observing what is happening in the s24 or in the Incorrectly prompting me to believe that we are dealing with the hard drives of stupid monkeys on the verch of the iceberg. delight admit and usage the food chain metaphor. To survive, a lion needs zebras and buffaloes.
