Emily McDonald on Instagram: "Be honest, how often do you ask AI before you ask yourself? Here are 2 ways to strengthen your intuition again: 1. Talk to yourself. Go for a walk. Ask yourself a question out loud. Then let yourself answer — without correcting it, judging it, or fact-checking it. Your subconscious already knows more than you think. 2. Intuitive writing. Write the question at the top of the page. Then free-write the answer without stopping. No editing. No logic. Just let whatever co

The Shared Mind on Instagram: "In a scene from Cirque du Soleil’s show OVO, performers lie on their backs, synchronizing precise foot movements to keep large spherical props in motion. The action appears playful, almost effortless. In reality, it requires extreme coordination, timing, and trust. Psychologically, the moment works because the brain is highly sensitive to synchrony. When multiple bodies move in perfect rhythm, viewers experience a sense of harmony and collective control. The repeti

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Father of modern philosophy. René Descartes was a 17th-century French philosopher, mathematician, and scientist often called the “Father of Modern Philosophy.” He believed that true knowledge had to be built on clear, rational thinking rather than tradition or assumptions. His most famous idea is “Cogito, ergo sum” — “I think, therefore I am” — which means that the act of thinking proves your own existence. Descartes also made huge contributions to mathematics by creating analytic geometry, whic

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History Facts & Stories on Instagram: "In the movie Rain Man (1988) there is a famous scene where Raymond notices a box of toothpicks fall onto the floor in a restaurant. While everyone else is shocked by the mess Raymond calmly looks at the scattered toothpicks for only a moment. He then states the exact number of toothpicks without counting them one by one, surprising the people around him. This scene shows Raymond’s extraordinary ability with numbers and patterns, which is linked to his autis