Beyond words: can we think without words?

Beyond words: can we think without words?

We often assume that thinking means talking to ourselves silently. But is that truly the case?Imagine a world without words. Could we still reason, anticipate, and solve problems? Some argue that without language, complex thought would be impossible, that our ideas would be limited to vague sensations and blurred images. However, both scientific evidence and…

The face that disappears: Inside the mind with prosopagnosia

The face that disappears: Inside the mind with prosopagnosia

He saw the eyes, the noses, the mouths. He could draw them with almost clinical precision, each line accurate, every curve exact. And yet, what he sketched held no meaning. He didn’t recognize what he had just drawn. Faces no longer spoke to him. They weren’t blurred, on the contrary, he saw them all too…

Your Quantum Brain: Where Neuroscience Meets the Edge of Reality

Your Quantum Brain: Where Neuroscience Meets the Edge of Reality

Have you ever experienced a sudden intuition, a creative spark that seems to emerge from nowhere? That inexplicable sense of “knowing” something without being able to articulate why? These fleeting yet powerful moments often defy the mechanical explanations we’ve come to associate with brain function. What if the key to understanding the complexity of our…

Sleep vs. Screens: The silent battle for your brain

Sleep vs. Screens: The silent battle for your brain

Midnight. In the stillness of a darkened room, the cold glow of a smartphone draws the gaze of a tired eye. As eyelids grow heavy, fingers continue their silent dance across the screen, responding to notifications. Once, nighttime signaled rest and renewal. Today, it’s interrupted, hijacked by technology. The blue light emitted from our screens…

The stolen identity

The stolen identity

Jean Baudrillard, a towering figure in contemporary sociology and philosophy, left a lasting mark on the intellectual landscape with his ability to expose the often-invisible mechanisms of modern society. His 1970 work The Consumer Society remains one of his most influential and prophetic contributions. In this book, Baudrillard tackles a subject that has only grown…

The many faces of the invisible: A human odyssey from gods to algorithms

The many faces of the invisible: A human odyssey from gods to algorithms

From the earliest days of humanity, we have searched for meaning in what we cannot see. Behind natural phenomena, inner impulses, and inexplicable intuitions, a silent presence seems to guide the order of the world. The invisible is far from empty, it acts as a discreet, persistent force shaping our emotions, beliefs, and decisions. What…

Procrastination: The inner battle that shapes our actions

Procrastination: The inner battle that shapes our actions

Time slips away, elusive. The task at hand patiently waits, yet we find countless ways to avoid it. A coffee break, a trivial video, compulsively checking emails, an illusion of movement that masks inaction. But why do we delay so many things, sometimes at the expense of our own peace of mind? Is procrastination merely…

Burnout: When work pushes us to the edge

Burnout: When work pushes us to the edge

We often assume that certain health or societal issues are confined to specific regions or affect only a limited group of people. However, burnout is an increasingly prevalent phenomenon that has caught the attention of researchers and experts worldwide. Though invisible to many, its repercussions extend far beyond the individual, impacting quality of life, economic…

Subjective age: When the mirror and the mind disagree

Subjective age: When the mirror and the mind disagree

Isn’t it strange how we are relentlessly confronted with our date of birth? That unchanging number, returning each year with stubborn regularity, seems ironically indifferent to the transformations time has etched into our being. It rings like a reminder: we are moving, unavoidably, toward a horizon where frailty will have the final say. We begin…