Monthly Archives: March 2021

How to Train Your Brain to Be More Creative

The spark, a muse, an “aha!” moment—all these describe the elusive creativity. Is it possible to capture that magic? To learn how to be creative, let’s take a closer look at how the brain works. According to Harvard psychologist, Shelley Carson,[1] “The old model was that the left brain was for analytical and sequential thinking… Read More »

Clearing up the NHS pay debate

“Last year, Tory MPs promised, budgeted and voted into law a 2.1% pay rise for NHS staff.” Jonathan Ashworth MP, 7 March 2021. “[Keir Starmer] voted against the document in question [which pledged a 2.1% pay rise for NHS staff].” Boris Johnson, 10 March 2021. Following the government’s proposal to increase pay for many NHS… Read More »

In 2010, scientists grew slime mold…

In 2010, scientists grew slime mold in a dish, placing the mold in a central position representing Tokyo. They placed oats (major cities), and used light (which slime molds avoid) for mountains. The slime mold grew, nearly identically recreating the Tokyo Rail system. The post In 2010, scientists grew slime mold… appeared first on Crazy… Read More »

5 Life Pro Tips of the Week – Part 257

Here are this week’s Life Pro Tips. 1. If you’re young don’t forget that you’ll have to inhabit the same body in your 40s. Do not beat it into the ground like it’s a rental. A love of danger and continually pushing your body to its limit will take a toll later in life. Heavy…… Read More »