While I enjoyed life, I also tried to understand it. Little did I know, all along that was the real intention.
I write about the human experience using the language of philosophy, psychology, cognitive science and neuroscience.
My motivation to write about this here is to stay true to my intention of not profiting from this knowledge, but having it published on an open platform. I write simply for the joy of writing, without any specific audience or agenda.
The first instance of an experience comes through the sensing and perceiving of the external environment.
Phylogenetic and epigenetic memory refers to the origins of genetic memory formation, highlighting how past experiences influence our present behavior, cognition, and identity.
Do you see things as a representative of humanity, or as a person, wearing a mask driven by self-interest?
How do we form relationships? How can we avoid conflicts? And, is there such a thing called unconditional love.
All we know for sure is that we experience life, and then have a memory of that experience.