Category Archives: Extreme thoughts

A few days ago I posted an update on Twitter, asking if someone knows a tool that would find the most unrelated interests to me. While most of people thought it was very funny to get to know such thing … Continue reading →

Religion always tries to give answers to questions that can not be answered in any logical manner. With many people believing the same thing about human and world existence it’s easier for most of them to assume that the truth … Continue reading →

I believe that one of the things that helps human brain to expand and to think more creatively is to observe a random movement. In reality we are not very used to observe these events. Our mind usually expects what’s … Continue reading →

I see on facebook and other networks some apps that show how similar you are with your friends. In the real world as well it is a common belief that people with the same interests are a great match. From … Continue reading →

I like maths a lot but most of all I like anything that has to do with a probability. But what really amazes me is how probability is connected to human perception. People are not robots and they don’t act … Continue reading →

I like the chaos theory since it was the main part of my studies. Chaos theory is explained in common words as the butterfly effect. In a few words it means that a small change in the initial conditions of … Continue reading →

Most of the times I tend to see things from a very realistic view. I can accept and believe only the things I actually see happening. If I see something that seems unbelievable, I try to explain it. Of course, … Continue reading →

I don’t know the real reason behind this but from the first time I saw numbers in my life I loved them. When I was a kid and was on a trip with my parents I was always adding up … Continue reading →

What I like most about the human brain is that you can practically think of anything you want. Of course this is restricted to what you see and to how you view the world as a human being. However, thinking … Continue reading →