
Using neuroscience to reverse engineer a better mind. Explored through the lens of a PhD engineer and the beautiful chaos of parenting two tiny humans. (Illustrated by one of them.) Think lightbulb moments, not tips.
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Every Tuesday and Thursday morning, I’m unfaithful to my husband’s coffee machine.
On Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, he dons his barista apron and makes me a latte using our machine at home. I nurse this warm porcelain as one would...
My Mum used to be a secondary high school teacher so I spent a lot of time after school in empty classrooms, diligently doing my homework when someone was watching, and mucking around and exploring when someone wasn’t. I still remember feel...
Rather than primordial ooze, we may owe our evolutionary history to primordial dirt.1
Nobody is exactly sure about where the first signs of life on our planet came from, but some scientists think that it was when the first cell migrated of...
My little sister is awesome. Where I got an A, she got an A+. Where I finished school as runner-up dux, she came along three years later and finished as dux. We both went on to study Engineering, and she kept right on being awesome.
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Why are you here?
I don’t think anyone would say it’s to simply read or be entertained. You’re here because you want to learn.1 This requires an ability to build higher level concepts, solutions and ideas out of already-learned lower level...
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Using neuroscience to reverse engineer a better mind. Explored through the lens of a PhD engineer and the beautiful chaos of parenting two tiny humans. (Illustrated by one of them.) Think lightbulb moments, not tips.
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