Maslow's Hierarchy Of Needs

• What ever have happened in our life is the result of choices we made during the moment of happiness or suffering.
• We do not know what is the meaning of life, but we know the most important thing in life is surving.
• The basics of survival is to satisfy our needs of food and sh...

• We don't have one brain in our head—we have three. We started with a “lizard brain” to keep us breathing, then added a brain like a cat’s, and then topped those with the thin layer of Jell-O known as the cortex—the third, and powe...

Curiosity doesn’t seem to be tied to any specific reward.

It makes sense for organisms to seek food, water, sex, shelter, rest, wealth, or any of the other myriad nourishing and pleasant things in life. But what is the good of deducing the nature of gravity, or of goin...