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U must have seen many other astronomy related articles, here on my blog….yes i do write it as this is what excites me…fascinates me…and helps me to know the place where we reside…how much ever we know it, and how much ever we will know it.
Our journey started a billion years ago in the only known planet that sustained life-Earth. ..
“Mr. Watson — come here — I want to see you.” The first words on the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell who the inventor of telephone. The biggest technological invention ever made by man was in the field of telecommunication when the first telephone was invented on 10 March 1876.
After almost a century, in the last quarter of the 20th century, marked the first cellular hand-held mobile phone.
In an interview, a renowned scientist claimed that “The day when we build a device more smarter than humans, that would be humans last ever invention”.
With the current progress, although rising in an exponential manner, it would take a few decades, if not centuries for such an idea to take birth.But what it takes to be more intelligent than humans? Lets find out….
Work Ethics is not a new term for us. A lot has been written, said, discussed and perceived about this term Ethics. Even Business Schools take this subject seriously.
So,what makes Ethics so special and relevant to our Corporate life and how these Ethics form a core part of our personality?
The most serious and significant issue in front of every state of the world is the issue of brain drain. It is a non-reversible intricacy which is followed by a huge loss. A direct loss of the economy and hence the country itself.
There are many such cases of occurrence of brain drain which has to be avoided!
Brain Drain in a sense is very dangerous and has to be prevented from the administrative side.
For those who are new to this, ambidexterity is the state of being equally adaptive to both right and left parts of your body (mostly hands). It is one of the most famous varieties of cross-exercising your brain. Few people are born ambidextrous, while few of them are able to teach themselves to be ambidextrous, by practicing equally with both hands.
Ambidexterity may form an art for those who train themselves as an adult but may be a topic of issue for born ambidextrous.
Yet again we have reached the time of the year, when we have to gear up for the mighty task ahead..The Semester Exams. After getting over the so called formalities of our College Life- The Submissions and Vivas, we are dreaded with a pile of references, textbooks, last year paper solutions, the Special Notes handwritten by the Topper sitting on the first few benches throughout the Semester and few weeks of Preparatory Leave.
How would the rank stay if you would ask a new born to behave maturely, or shout at the parrot and command him not to shout back? In the same usance, how would the a wrestler feel if you ask him to stay calm throughout the game? What are we affected by behavioral changes?
Yes, and it does. Behavioral psychology plays a major role in the mortal life of human.
Well, for most of the people, the statistics of ratio of tasks assigned to tasks completed is not good. In fact according to a research conducted, 60% of the working group population fail to complete 45% of tasks assigned to them.
The given task can be anything from completing an assignment or scheduling a meeting or forgetting to pay your bills. Incomplete tasks justifies our inefficiency towards the work.
Is handwriting very important to reflect one’s personality?
Well i am happy for the people who judge one’s personality from their handwriting. But the same individuals will not be able to interpret someone through their typing! I never understand how can a person’s mental status, his thought process and his imagination be reflected from his handwriting on a piece of paper. Absurd judging!
