[Written by ChatGPT and Claude. Image credit.] For most of human history, we have understood predation as a purely biological drama—a visceral theater of teeth and claws, fear and survival, hunter and hunted. We’ve seen it as a feature of life, perhaps even a tragic flaw in nature’s design. But when we step back farContinueContinue reading “The Predator’s Equation: From Bacteria to AI”
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The Consistency of Cognitive Biases Across Cultures: Implications for the Human Brain
[Written by Gemini. Image credit] Cognitive biases, defined as systematic deviations from rational judgment, represent predictable patterns of error in human thinking. These biases influence how individuals perceive reality and make decisions, often leading to interpretations and choices that deviate from objective analysis. The field of cognitive science, along with social psychology and behavioral economics,ContinueContinue reading “The Consistency of Cognitive Biases Across Cultures: Implications for the Human Brain”
Enigma of Life’s Origins
It’s strange how some questions linger in the mind—like a splinter that occasionally pokes at you. Recently, I was reminded of a question that has haunted me since my high school biology days: How did life begin? It’s one of those exasperating puzzles that is both endlessly fascinating and depressingly unresolvable. Now, thanks to AI,ContinueContinue reading “Enigma of Life’s Origins”
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