Social Science

Intelligence is that which nature has and humans seek. This may be the only article about intelligence from that viewpoint. But until humans can create a Universe,  spin galaxies into the building blocks of life, evolve with what may be…
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As humans we are imperfect, and therefore any system we create will be imperfect. When referring to a system, you generally think about government and its organization. From a current standpoint, the government is failing in many systems such as…
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With the population of the world expected to grow to between 7.5 billion and 10 billion by 2050, according to the Department of Population and Social Affairs, the world faces a massive surge of its demographics. The current population stands…
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Human trafficking is the illicit trade or use of human beings for the purpose of exploitation. Human trafficking is a crime against humanity that occurs in every country around the world. First world countries are no exception to this crime….
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I believe religion and art to be one and the same. They run parallel to one another. What is art? It is one of those questions that seems to have infinite answers. Art does not exist without human input. Art is…
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The United Nations estimates that the world population could rise to as high as 10.6 billion people by 2050. As the planet’s population grows, demographers worry that it could outstrip its carrying capacity. A large population puts strain on the…
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In 1872 Darwin acknowledged the dynamic neural relationship between the heart and the brain and that when the heart is affected it reacts on the brain; and the state of the brain again reacts through the vagus nerve on the…
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Everyone participates in social conformity.  If they did not, people would drive on the wrong side of the road, face every possible direction on elevators, and forget to politely clap after the show.  If not for some minimal level of…
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In a world where to be seen to be the best, in all aspects of life, is the pinnacle of achievement, it can be difficult knowing how to accept your limitations.  No matter how many times a loving parent comforts…
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Carl Rogers, developed person-centered therapy in the 1940s, as a reaction against psychoanalytic therapy. Person-centered therapy emphasizes the client’s resources for becoming self-aware. It also challenged ideas such as the counselor knows best. In addition, it is hoped that the…
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