Physics Unveiled: Does Dark Matter Link Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity?

Dive into a realm where science meets mystery! “Physics Unveiled: Does Dark Matter Link Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity" is not just another physics blog. It's a journey into the heart of one of the universe's greatest enigmas. Ever wondered if there's more to dark matter than meets the eye? What if it's the key to uniting the world of quantum mechanics with the vastness of general relativity?

This blog offers a fresh, thought-provoking perspective on dark matter as the cornerstone of all matter and forces. Whether you're a seasoned physicist, a curious student, or just a lover of deep scientific mysteries, this post will challenge your understanding of the cosmos and ignite your imagination. Join us in exploring a theory that could redefine our grasp of the universe and bring harmony to the apparent conflict between Quantum mechanics and General Relativity.

Evolution, Science, AIPaul Roebuck15 January 2024Comment

Neuroscience: Have scientists found the inner child?

Recent research has concluded “a group of cells in the amygdala (the centre of our emotional processing) sometimes don’t grow up”.

is this scientific evidence of the inner child?

Inner Child, SciencePaul Roebuck7 April 2021Comment

Evolution: The universe in your lifetime

The universe arrived from a Big Bang 13,800,000,000 (13.8bn) years ago.. All the stars, planets, animals, people, and places are made from the resources generated by this moment.

The average human life is c.85 years.

Here is the timeline of our universe, compressed into a human lifetime.

Evolution, SciencePaul Roebuck4 April 2021life, evolution Comment

Behaviour: The Karpman Triangle, a new angle on the Meghan & Harry Interview

The conflict between the Royals and the interview with Oprah provides a wonderful opportunity to examine the victim and rescuer described in the Karpman triangle

Behaviour, SciencePaul Roebuck9 March 2021Comment

Trauma: The hidden impact of traumatic events.

A negative or traumatic event activates the release of cortisol as part of our freeze fight flight response. We relive this traumatic event repeatedly both consciously and unconsciously, and the continued drip feeding of cortisol has detrimental impacts on our physical as well as emotional and mental wellbeing.

Science, TherapyPaul Roebuck27 February 2021Comment

How to print the Limbic System in 3D.

Anatomical 3D Model Limbic System. Print files location and printing company with details for how to print Limbic System in 3D

Evolution, SciencePaul Roebuck9 June 20193D print, Limbic system Comments

Neuroscience: Smiling and Hebbs Law

Hebb’s Law “if two neurons (brain cells) are active at the same time, the synapses which connects them is strengthened.” Hebbs first proposed it in 1949 and sometimes expressed colloquially as “neurons that fire together get wired together.” Or, to use the ancient formulation from the Book of Proverbs, “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” (23:7)

Science, EvolutionPaul Roebuck26 May 2019fun, laughter, joy, happiness, neuroplasticityComment

The Johari Window: Finding our hidden strengths.

Want to learn more about yourself? Find out more insights and areas for growth? Here’s an established tool, and how to use it, to help individuals and couples to gain an insight to themselves and each other, in both a professional and personal setting.

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