Context influences our Perception

Art inside a Gallery and art inside a coffee shop are perceived differently.Because context influences our perception. Washington Post has conducted an experiment for this. It has commissioned the world famous musician Joshua Bell to perform by a crowded Metro Station of Washington. Joshua is a child prodigy and a genius with violin. That dayContinue reading “Context influences our Perception”

The hyperactive, good for nothing child

At least that’s what the school teacher told the mother of Gillian Lynne as she was summoned to the principal’s. Today we know Gillian Lynne as one of the most famous English dancer, choreographer, actress, and theatre-television director. In 2018, The new London Theatre was renamed in honor of her as the Gillian Lynne Theatre.Continue reading “The hyperactive, good for nothing child”

Malaria and Hemoglobinopathy

[Plasmodium falciparum was a quiet ancient organism. Recent biomolecular research has dated their existense to 100,000 years ago.]…70,000 years ago, we Homo Sapiens were roaming in Africa and Mediterranean and were just preparing to migrate Eastward in search of a warmer climates of the tropics. To Asia minor, India, Australia. Rest of the world. YourContinue reading “Malaria and Hemoglobinopathy”