Latest research indicates we unconsciously pursue goals

By admin, on July 4th, 2010%

The notion that humans often take actions and pursue goals due to subconscious desires and instincts dates back to Sigmund Freud, who suggested, among other things, that repressed sexual urges underlay some human behavior. Freud’s theories were later judged unreliable and largely nonfalsifiable. In any event, until recently it was assumed that conscious decisions are . . . → Read More: Latest research indicates we unconsciously pursue goals

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Perelman rejects $1 million Clay award

By admin, on July 1st, 2010%

Russian mathematician Grigory Perelman announced today that he is rejecting the $1 million Clay Mathematics Institute prize for his recent solution of the Poincare conjecture. Perelman has been quoted saying he believes his contribution in proving the conjecture was no greater than that of a U.S. mathematician named Richard Hamilton, who first suggested an approach . . . → Read More: Perelman rejects $1 million Clay award

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