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-- oops! your browser is ancient! :( - upgrade to a different browser or install google chrome frame to experience this site. en hu e-mail: [email protected] scientific answers to the meaning of life skip to content home about book reviews guest blog news & articles contact the answer, at last: sex by meaning of life team in biochemistry , biology , health , meaning of life , news & articles , psychology , science february 11, 2018 0 no need to add a single word to this article . health benefits of sex? frequent sexual activity adds more meaning to life, says study the original study: sexuality leads to boosts in mood and meaning in life with no evidence for the reverse direction: a daily diary investigation the meaning of life team small in a big place or big in a small place? we are both. by meaning of life team in astronomy , meaning of life , news & articles , physics , science january 17, 2018 february 13, 2018 2 michael shermer, a renowned author and presidential fellow at chapman university gave valuable comments to one of the most disturbing questions regarding the significance and meaning of our life: do we and our actions matter in the universe? the question seems valid. compared to cosmic scales (to the milky way, let alone to the observable universe), not just we, humans, but earth itself is insignificant, less than a grain of sand on the seashore. we are so proud of our achievements, but we can hardly leave our own planet. we say that we rule the earth, but we are more like ants on its surface, more depending on nature than ruling it. michael shermer, however, shows that our actions do matter, if we make the analysis at a proper level. we shall assess our actions at the human size and timescale, at where we actually are. our actions do matter to our friends, enemies and also to our society. see the article below. we can add only one thought to this. if we are diligent, lucky and if we are very smart, making the right decisions , we may even reach a level of development and may live long enough to have some effect on systems beyond the earth and the solar system. our current actions do matter to our own future and potentials as well. our actions don’t matter in a cosmic sense—but that doesn’t mean they don’t matter. science reveals our deepest purpose. the meaning of life team the school of life’s new curriculum announced by meaning of life team in education , meaning of life , news & articles january 16, 2018 january 16, 2018 0 the school of life is a global organisation dedicated to developing emotional intelligence and also an internet site , a kind of self-help community. it has announced its new 2018 curriculum to be published soon. once it is available, you may look at and use it if you like and can, or you can form your own judgment about the initiative. article on the announcement of the curriculum. the interbrain: a wi-fi or a net? by meaning of life team in biochemistry , biology , meaning of life , psychology , science , sociology january 15, 2018 january 15, 2018 0 browsing the net i have indirectly run into the new book (about to be released) of digby tantam, a british professor of psychotherapy. the first traces toward the book were not promising at all: some article in the international business times (india edition) reported that „human brains act like wi-fi” . great, i said, another like hunter article with either no content at all, with overstretched conclusions or a commentary grossly distorting some background research. but at least i can write a short post about how modern and/or social media distorts scientific results, i thought. so i clicked and yes, at first the content of the article has just seemed to confirm my suspicion. no reference to any research or proper written source: a supreme act of evil in my eye. moreover, at some point the article said that mr. tantam claims that there are „direct connection between our brains”. great, what comes next, telepathy? but a newspaper article is not a proper representation of the author’s statements – especially if the journalist is not able to write his name once properly, but misspelled it two times in two different way… and there were also interesting points as well: the importance of nonverbal, subconscious perception of other peoples’ emotions and their focuses of attention. we all are constantly aware of the moods and intentions of people around us – obviously a very useful feature for one’s survival and success. humans are social beings after all. obviously it won’t make our brain wi-fi, it will make more of a part of a larger net, if you are forced to use a metaphor. regardless, the scientific article in the background may be interesting, i said, so lets’ find it. there came the surprise: i could not find any related recent article from mr. tantam at the beginning. but my hunting instinct was already on, so after a time i discovered that the article was probably linked to his new book, the interbrain: embodied connections versus common knowledge. luckily i was able to look into it and could see that there is no nonsense there: no telepathy, not even wi-fi, but well based research and conclusion about the idea that human beings are endlessly connected by a continuous interplay of non-verbal communication, of which we are unaware. the channels of these communications are the eyes, nose, skin and ears. all inputs from these sources are subconsciously processed and used by everyone’s brain, potentially creating a network of connected feeling and low-level awareness. if you think about how much the feelings of our family members immediately affect us, causing either happiness or misery, you can understand the validity of the conclusions. and all of this automatically, without a conscious thought. quoting from some summary: “considering social smiles and the way emotions can spread from one person to another, he explores the research that shows how our brains are linked and draws out the implications of the interbrain for our understanding of empathy, social communication, psychology and group behaviour.” the book may have several interesting fundamental contributions to our own topic (the scientific answers to the meaning of life): the author openly speculates about the meaning of life. the connections built and knowledge gained unconsciously have several results, and of these results “…the experience of transcendence is one and this might be the root of spirituality and indeed what many people would consider the meaning of life.” so the meaning of life may be obtained unconsciously. interesting idea, deserves further research. the interbrain significantly influence our feelings and behaviour. but this influence leaves less room for conscious decisions and, indirectly, free will. at least partly we are dragged up and down by invisible forces. it is hardly new: most of our thinking (data processing and decision) process is also not conscious, and most of the physical and biological processes of our body is deterministic. nevertheless these new unobserved influences are direct, personal and targeted free-will-limiting factors. they can even be (and probably are) exploited to manipulate our behaviour and decisions. the first step to solve a problem is to see it. we have always knew that a potential answer to the meaning of life is our relationship to other people, friends, family or to a group. it is not just a logical conclusion, it is also our deep feelings about these connections. now we partially understand why we have these gut feelings. and i also have a gut feeling that this book may deserve a proper post-publication review sooner or later. laszlo the meaning of life team singularity as a heaven for humanity? by meaning of life team in education , evolution , health , meaning of life , science , technology december 19, 2017 december 19, 2017 0 it was interesting to read about and see the studio discussion of ray kurzweil, google’s director o

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