The time frame in which each Industrial Revolution occurred, represents a time of immense thought and creation. The latest age of production is exceeding all other industrial periods in both efficiency and global expansion. We are in a digital age. … Continue reading The Technical Human Error: An Observation of the Digital Transformation
Around 70,000 years ago, organisms belonging to the species Homo sapiens started to form and establish an evolutionary process, eventually leading to the modern human. The first humans evolved in East Africa 2.5 million years ago and were only recently … Continue reading The Ethics of Hominids: A Discussion of Politics and Power in Human Research
The moon has always been an intriguing interest to humans historically. People on Earth have gazed at the sky with varied questions and concerns. In the early 17th century, the invention of the telescope established new and enlightening discoveries of … Continue reading The New Era of Space Exploration: A Cautionary Travel Blog to the Moon
There are four major fields of anthropology: biological, cultural, linguistic, and archaeology. Each of these fields of focus has been studied through varied research techniques and specialized interest. The introduction of psychology was first considered in the context of the … Continue reading Logic and Meditation: The Foundation of Anthropology
Colonization was not an inevitable process, rather an important historical process that shaped the global order. The intersectional relationships between colonization, economic power, and socio-political framework, created an institutional foundation of social inequalities against Indigenous peoples. Colonization set off a … Continue reading Evo Morales, Climate Change, and the Restrictions of Colonization
The Beginning Following the impact of geology and paleontology in the early 19th century, evolutionary theories challenged the story of human origins recounted in sacred texts. By rendering humankind a product of nature, rather than divine creation, evolutionists broke down … Continue reading Reimagining Natural History through Genesis and Geology
Our lives are filled with technologies. They are everywhere. We live in them, write with them, play with them, and experience through them. Our world is largely a constructed environment; our technologies and technological systems form the background, context, and … Continue reading History of the Telescope and the Modern Universe
The existence of art as a defined form and concept has a complex story, dating well back into human prehistory. By the time ancient civilizations flourished in Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, India, China, and elsewhere, art -painting, sculpture, poetry, music, architecture- … Continue reading History of Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art
Ecology studies the interaction between living beings and their environment. The primary focus of ecology is on humans and their effect on their environment, and in turn, the effect that the environment has on human society. In the past decade, … Continue reading A Psychological View on the Disappearance of Nature and Global Health