In 1973, neurobiologist Roger Sperry made a profound observation: “There appears to be two modes of thinking, verbal and nonverbal, represented separately in left and…
I spent years trying to fit into traditional boxes, yet never fitting in… because an inner vision will never fit into a box. I spent…
Physicist Arthur Zajonc suggests that our culture urgently needs the cognitive capacities of artists. But what exactly are those capacities, and why are they so…
Our brains make stuff up. Confabulation is a medical term that refers to “the production or creation of false or erroneous memories without the intent…
We learn when we connect with something in a way that holds meaning for us. Learning isn’t just about absorbing facts or mastering skills—it’s about…
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