So far, we’ve discussed that in order to survive, we need to solve problems and due to limited energy, our brain has developed minergy [1] the tendency to spend minimum energy to get things done. Thus, the fastest and least effortful solutions are prioritized. Minergy has formed our reactions in two ways: First of all, it creates habits which are […]
After running away from the tiger [1], when the stress hormones dropped and you felt safe, you’d start to explore the environment and see the following thing [2]: How would you react to it? You should know that in your world, still, everything was possible. So, there’s a chance that the thing you’d seen before, had moved to the new […]
To pick up where we left off, our brain had created the supersign of the thing [1] then stored it in the memory. We also learned that a supersign contains the objective and subjective parts which are respectively perceived and conceived [2]. The supersign of the thing is the first and rock-bottom MEANING that our brain has created [3]. So […]
In the last post, while moving towards the thing [1], you smelled something which our body could evaluate it either good or bad [2]. As you get closer to the thing, the smell becomes stronger. Here, the first cognitive analysis takes place: your brain connects the sign of the thing with the sign of the smell [3] and creates a […]
Our extremely slow and meticulous analysis of the first experience on the Earth [1] has yet to conclude. So far, we’ve experienced the thing [2], then we realized that our first reaction should be to feel fear [3]. Given the fact that our confidence level is zero [4], we’d go for the flight response; however, it’s very theoretical because, during […]
To pick up where we left off, we perceived the thing, its sign was created and stored in the memory, then we felt the fear which was about to trigger either the fight or flight response regarding our confidence level. [1]
Registering the thing [1] happened in less than a microsecond; then in order to survive, our brain needs to decide if it’s a danger or not, consequently to execute the best reaction. Imagine that you absolutely had no earthly knowledge to evaluate the thing, how would you decide if it’s dangerous or not? [2]
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