Exploring Humanity Through Medicine, Philosophy, and Art
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Introduction You wake up, reach for your phone, and already feel behind. Tasks blur together, words escape you, and your brain feels… cloudy. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. The term “brain fog” has exploded into public consciousness—used by everyone from TikTok creators to neurologists. But what is it, really? Is brain fog a symptom of…
Introduction Pain is one of the most universal human experiences. From the physical to the emotional, from the chronic to the acute, pain shapes our lives in profound ways. But what exactly is pain? Is it merely a signal from the body to the brain, or is it a deeper, more existential condition tied to…
Introduction: What Is Pain, Really? Pain is one of the most familiar human experiences—and yet, one of the hardest to explain. We all know what it feels like, but try describing it to someone who has never felt it. Is it sharp? Dull? Burning? Crushing? And beyond the sensation itself, we ask a deeper question: Is…
Introduction: The Question of Thinking Machines For centuries, humans have asked themselves, what does it mean to think? With the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI), that question has taken on a new urgency. AI can now generate art, write poetry, diagnose diseases, and even pass some medical exams. But does this mean AI can actually think—or is…