The race with the smallest skulls has the biggest noses. According to the rest of our theory, what does that mean? It means that the engine of the smaller brain gets hot more quickly, so […]
Tag: Aging
Predicting Longevity
There is a non-zero chance you die today. Let’s say you have the ability to live to be 120 if everything goes as planned. That is 43,800 days. So if you’re 37, you’re chance of […]
If I Can See – Now on Amazon
So, I’m pretty excited to let y’all know that I finally put everything together in book format. This is the best place to start. Feel free to share with your friends and family. If you […]
Hawking [Eye] Radiation
In 1974, Stephen Hawking made an argument that black holes emit radiation. How farfetched is the possibility that our eyes emit radiation of their own? Sit tight and let me try to prove it to […]
Entropy and the Brain
So here’s an article about the entropy in the brain and how it increases with age. This fits my model of aging, “brainbeats”, and personal time perception. There are mixed studies on whether more or […]
You control your sunburn
Well, to some extent. Think about the last time you went to the beach. You now the drill. Some people will burn in fifteen minutes and others won’t burn for hours, even if they are […]
We cause Down Syndrome
I wish we didn’t, but we do. It’s important to know that to properly prevent it. Down Syndrome occurs way more often in older mothers. Look at the chart below. Why is that? I have […]
Menopause, periods, and what they tell us about aging
So apparently there’s a time in most women’s lives when their bodies stop working the same. We call it menopause. The average age of onset is around 49 to 52 years of age, according to […]
Should I drink caffeine while I’m pregnant?
No. Absolutely not. Here’s why: the verdict is really still out on this. Some people say you can have a cup or two of coffee a day. There are studies saying up to 300 mg […]
How’s your memory?
What do we know about memory? We have practically unlimited memory, but seem to have trouble accessing it. If we use the same brain model, we have to assume that the brain is doing nothing […]