by Sam Kneller | Feb 19, 2019 | > Read Audit oH online, >> a. Experience - History
Observation is the first, and major, way human beings gather information. From observation, facts are established. Hopefully correct facts. Observation is what humans do 24h/day. When we use our five senses to see, hear, smell, taste, and touch we’re observing... 
by Sam Kneller | Feb 21, 2017 | > Read Inventory otU online, 9. Brain & Mind
A child’s brain, when born, is a clean slate. Parents and entourage are the key to writing the basic brain map for the rest of the child’s life. Let’s explore the child’s brain at twenty-six months, or around two years of age, when a child’s plastic... 
by Sam Kneller | May 8, 2015 | The Explanation: What-Why
We all have big questions in life. As human beings, that’s normal. We all want answers, that’s also normal. But where do you find them? Here’s a clue. I just heard on the news here in France that a laboratory in Lyon has succeeded in... 
by Sam Kneller | Nov 11, 2014 | The Explanation: What-Why
Does your Worldview Development include this comprehension? Westerners, people in the Occident, Europe and English-speaking countries, don’t think like Easterners, people from Asia. Now, that’s a broad sweeping statement, and a little further down the post... 
by Sam Kneller | Aug 7, 2014 | 9. Brain & Mind
Is Google Search, that proposes search terms and classifies search results based on relevance, INTELLIGENT? or Watson that analyses and answers client questions from a Call Centre based on relevance, INTELLIGENT? The answer is ‘NO’, Google Search is not intelligent in...
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