The holonomic brain theory of Karl Pribram

A model of mental functioning in which, as in subatomic physics, the observer can not be considered independent of the object observed, was developed in the early '90s by Karl Pribram.
According to his theory, borrowed from the principles on which optical holography, the mind would experience image by a process involving the brain and its interaction with the environment to a level, in fact, penetrated.

Modern physics

Modern physics is based on the discoveries of quantum mechanics, was an important breaking point in the classical description of the physical world of Galilean and Newtonian mold. The study of the properties of subatomic particles, considered as the fundamental units of the atom, has revealed that:

Samsung introduces a new generation of Galaxy Tab, the 7.7

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What? Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7.

The amniotic stem cells

It seemed for a while ', the story of amniotic stem cells (undifferentiated cells found floating in the fluid in which the fetus during pregnancy, capable of giving rise to a large number of specialized types of normal cells) were to follow the script already experienced  with the technique devised by Robert Lanza to produce stem cells 'ethical'. Remember? The American researcher showed how it was possible to obtain stem cells from a single cell,

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NASA Kepler 16b Discovers Star Wars Like Planet

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