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we can help us remain more creative in our work, How to stay engaged and think creatively. The following are what we should learn from Albert Einstein.

Completely formed brain that emerges from exceedingly uncommon random fluctuations out of thermodynamic equilibrium, complete with memories of fully human life in our universe. Learn more

Know how Benjamin Franklin was a multi-talented American inventor, civic activist, statesman, soldier, and diplomat. He was also one of the most important Founding Fathers of the United States.

Joseph Henry Who led to the creation of electromagnets, the discovery of self-inductance, and the mutual inductance of Michael Faraday.

How technology, consumer culture, and corporate design are fueling a new global addiction epidemic among youth, and what we can do about it.

Thomas Young Biography, a British polymath and physician, better known as "The Last Man Who Knew Everything". Learn more about him.

Science has shed some light on the Mysteries of Dreams. In this article, we will Explore the Mysteries of Dreams and their Theories and Explanations.

Brain in a vat, a thought experiment in which a brain is connected to a supercomputer, and the computer builds an imaginary environment that appears natural and real to the trapped brain.

The story of Marie Ganz, an Iron Lady, a staunch anarchist activist who was she and how and why she Threatened to kill Rockefeller.

Richard Feynman was a Theoretical Physicist, after World War II Feynman is considered the most brilliant in physics and Richard Feynman: an influential popular theoretical scientist of the 20th century.

In 1859, Gustav Kirchhoff made a discovery that transformed astronomy and physics. Learn how black-body radiation revealed the hidden secrets of stars and paved the way for modern science.

Biography of Alessandro Volta. Physicist and chemist who is credited as inventing the electrical battery and the finder of methane.